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Sonoma Women’s Triathlon set for July 13

All women’s event a fundraiser for cancer support groups

Windsor players putting in the work in busy off-season football program

Jaguars looking to rebound in NBL Oak Division

Truex Jr. takes Toyota/Savemart 350 check flag

Historic win marks 50th year of Sonoma Raceway   

Windsor all-star baseball teams battling in state tourneys

The 2019 baseball season will likely end for Windsor youth baseball all-star teams this week, a stretch that saw a flurry of action in Cal Ripken State All-star tournaments in venues around Northern California.  

Flying Tigers work hard in summer hoops program

The foundation is being laid for future basketball success for the Analy Flying Tigers this summer, as they continue an ambitious off-season program that promises to have the team primed and ready next winter.

Little League squads compete in District 35 all star tourneys

Another successful baseball season will end this week for Sebastopol and El Molino Little Leagues, with the completion of District 35 all star tournaments. 

Windsor Summer Shootout hoops tourney, July 13

Jaguars enjoying successful off-season program

Juniors come close in title clash

All stars fall in title game; 8-10’s battling in District 35 tourney  

Cloverdale junior all stars beat Sebastopol to open tourney

The Cloverdale Little League will be represented by two all-star teams in District 35 Tournament action this week, the final phase of the 2019 baseball season.

SLL junior all stars battling in District 35 baseball tourney

District 35 all star play is underway for west county Little League teams, most notably the defending champion Sebastopol Junior squad.
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Arts & Entertainment

Close shaves at the Raven with ‘Sweeney Todd’

Including at least one musical per season has been a constant in Steven David Martin’s tenure, which began 13 years ago—an auspicious anniversary when one is talking about a play like this one. “Of course, I scheduled it at Halloween because of its bloody nature and high body count,” Martin told The Tribune.