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October 14, 2025

The Fishing Report: Politics threaten salmon future

King salmon continue to make their way to the Golden Gate or to the Klamath in waves and as a result, scores of salmon off of our Sonoma coast have been more sporadic than the solid action we had all July. Saturday out of Bodega Bay, sport boats landed very few – and then on Sunday, the action reportedly increased markedly with several boats reporting limits of large king salmon to 40 pounds.

Healdsburg Happenings, Dec. 12

Klezmatics
Annual fundraiser for Healdsburg Rotary Club to fund scholarship programs for Healdsburg High School students: an “all you can eat” crab dinner, a silent auction and a live auction MC’d by local personalities. Villa Chanticleer, Dec. 14, plus more events this week.

Author discusses ‘The State of Water’ at Copperfield’s

Author and painter Obi Kaufmann will be at Copperfield’s in Sebastopol on June 14, discussing his new book, “The State of Water: Understanding California’s Most Precious Resource,” published by Heyday Books.

Chateau Souverain

will celebrate the harvest with a Nouveau and Zydeco celebration

Healdsburg Happenings

Swamp Daddy Gill Landry, formerly of the Old Crow Medicine Show and the Kitchen Syncopators, travels from Lake Charles, LA to the Little Saint stage on Thursday, March 23. The show starts at 7pm, 25 North St. Under Fire If I Don’t Make It, I Love You...

‘Butterflies are Free’ Takes CPAC stage

One may recognize Leonard Gershe’s Butterflies are Free, written and set in 1969, from the film adaptation starring Goldie Hawn. The Cloverdale Performing Arts Center (CPAC) stages its production of Butterflies running through July 31. Loosely inspired by the early life of blind Harvard-educated lawyer...

SCREENINGS

Writer/director John Michael McDonagh creates movies that are

Screenings: The Day I Saw Your Heart

Well, not your heart exactly. You see, “The Day I Saw Your Heart” is the title of a complicated family dramedy that screens next Thursday as part of the Sonoma County Jewish Film Festival. Presented by the Jewish Community Center of Sonoma County, the Film Fest spent a decade at the Rialto’s old home on Summerfield Road in Santa Rosa, and set up temporarily at the 6th Street playhouse, but since Ky Boyd’s Rialto Cinemas has finally moved to Sebastopol, the Jewish Film Festival once again has a permanent home.

The Sonoma Four

Art show celebrates treasured West County painters with deep local roots.
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