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FISHING REPORT

February 10, 2010

It seems so odd how people forget how things used to be. For the

Be good to bees

June 6, 2013

The weather is warm, flowers are blooming and the buzz around the county is coming from bees that have been collecting nectar and pollen all spring to make honey.

‘Hunger doesn’t know the difference’

January 16, 2013

Holidays have come and gone, need remains

When wildlife needs a helping hand Local nonprofit surviving on donations

December 6, 2012

Since animals can’t speak our language, Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue is appealing to the community on their behalf.

Tasting your way through Wine Country: Sonoma County Restaurant Week offers up delicious deals

February 22, 2012

Nearly 100 of Sonoma County's premier restaurants are gearing up to serve delectable dishes at reasonable rates. From Rocker Oysterfeller's Oyster PoBoy on a Soft Roll with applewood bacon, white cheddar cheese and remoulade in Valley Ford to Dry Creek Kitchen's pan roasted New York steak in Healdsburg, the menus are sure to make your mouth water and keep your pocketbook plentiful.

SCREENINGS

August 26, 2009

Occasionally, a science fiction film manages to transcend its

SCREENINGS

March 3, 2010

With fifty-two documentary films to choose from, and over thirty

ASK DR. SHIROKO

September 22, 2010

Chronic sinusitis is a problem that seems to perpetuate itself.

The Fishing Report: Bodega Bay sportfishing vessels

May 15, 2013

People ask me all the time about how to go fishing or crabbing in Bodega Bay when you don’t own a boat. Today, I am going to give you a brief break down on the various sportfishing boat options. The ones I am going to mention are certainly not the only ones but the ones that are running full time and have good solid reputations that I can vouch for.

The Fishing Report: Happy New Year

January 9, 2013

Hard to believe I have been writing this column now for 20 years. Not sure what has really changed but upon reflection I used to write it on a legal yellow pad and handed it in to my editor. So I guess times have changed just a bit. One thing that hasn’t changed, though, is that January is still the best month to chase steelhead. From north to south, I will give you a run down on the current conditions of the rivers and what you might be able to expect. Some rivers are clearing, some are coming into shape, and others might not fish for a while.