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  Things are cookin’ at the Council on Aging in Santa Rosa, where youth-raised livestock from the Sonoma County Fair will soon be feeding scores of local seniors through their Meals on Wheels program, thanks to a few civic-minded donors.

Read more: Hogs on Wheels

  ALSO: A California bill would require businesses and local governments to recycle their organic waste.

Read more: Crucial Vote Nears For Plastic Bag Ban In California

  As medical marijuana use his migrated from the shadows to the sunlight, the patient experience has also become increasingly normalized.

Read more: Inside a Cannabis Dispensary

  A new study, to be presented to the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors today, computes the economic impact of horses and related businesses and activities at more than $600 million per year.

Read more: Equestrians as an Economic Engine

  1. Scientists Study How Drought Effects Trees In The Sierra Nevada
  2. Inside The Medical Cannabis Business
  3. Jet Skiers Raise Risks on Russian River
  4. Low-Income Californians Could Get Access to Green Vehicle Incentive Program
  5. Sonoma County Museum to Become Two Facilities
  6. Trail Work Begins at Taylor Mountain
  7. 'Gluten-free' Labeling Standards Now In Effect
  8. Scientists Begin Unveiling Fog’s Secrets
  9. 'Gluten-free' Labeling Standards Now In Effect
  10. State Senate Bill Would Streamline Solar Permits
  11. State Senate Bill Would Streamline Solar Permits
  12. Governor Brown Says State Facing Unprecedented Inequality
  13. Coastal California Owes Much to its Famous Fog
  14. Governor Brown Says State Facing Unprecedented Inequality
  15. Sebastopol Cops Now Camera-equipped
  16. Brown Calls For New, Smaller Water Bond
  17. Playful Video Promotes Carma Ride-sharing App
  18. West Nile Dangers Steady in Drought Summer
  19. California Bill Would Allow Families to Obtain Gun Restraining Orders
  20. Holding a Shared Vision of a Peaceful World
  21. California Bill Would Bar Warrantless Use of Law Enforcement Drones
  22. Walk-On Beach is Walkable Again
  23. Sorting Out the Legend of Black Bart
  24. Kashkari Spends Week Homeless In Fresno
  25. Reset for Sonoma County Library Commission
  26. Wildfires Cause Trouble for Sea Otters
  27. Independent Commission: Fix Parks System, Then Ask Voters to Pay For It
  28. Bill Would Extend California Welfare Benefits to Immigrants
  29. Board Backs Sonoma County Road Tax
  30. Recalling Sonoma County's Utopian Communities
  31. State Reaches Deal on Treatment of Mentally Ill Inmates
  32. Local Groups Teach Homeowners to Re-use Greywater
  33. UC Davis Offers Three Year Medical School
  34. State Studies Flow-Level Trigger for River Fishing Bans
  35. 'North Bay Made' Tries to Make an Impact
  36. History Comes Alive at Fort Ross
  37. Hoping To Save On IT Costs, California Joins The Cloud
  38. Sonoma County Parks Trails Challenge Quite Popular
  39. A Safe Place for Talking about Death
  40. Brown Says California Will Do Its Part On Immigration Crisis
  41. 2014 Abalone Rules at Midseason
  42. Melanoma Rates Highest in Marin, Sonoma Counties
  43. Native Cultures had Multiple Genders
  44. County Registrars: Overhaul Recount Process, But Carefully!
  45. SMART to Relocate Cotati Redwood
  46. Brown Signs Bills Affecting Home Loan Modifications, HOAs, High School Football
  47. 1960s Theme Powers Hall of Flowers Designs
  48. Perez Stops Recounts in Controller's Race
  49. Water Districts Face Suit Over Conservation Law Non-compliance
  50. The Koch Brothers and Bohemian Grove
  51. Hiking And Camping at Hood Mountain Regional Park
  52. Caltrans Road Projects Could Stop Without Funding
  53. Start-up Turns Commuters into Couriers
  54. Life in Palestine
  55. Ripple Effects from the Immigration Impasse
  56. New 101 Ramps at Airport Blvd. Will Open Today
  57. Fines Now Possible for California Water Wasters
  58. Overcoming the Obstacles to a "Good Death"
  59. California Lawmakers Head to Central America
  60. Coho Salmon Migrate in Record Numbers, Don't Celebrate Yet
  61. California Law Bans Criminal Background Question On State Job Applications
  62. El Nino Not Likely To Help Ease Drought
  63. Gay Blood Drive Presses for End to Donor Ban
  64. Decoding Malware at Sonoma State
  65. More Data Breaches Resulting In Identity Fraud
  66. Community Forum Thursday Following District Attorney's Decision
  67. Lopez Death Tragic, Not Unlawful says District Attorney
  68. An Ancient Artform in the Modern World
  69. Pérez Requests Manual Vote Recount In Controllers Primary Election
  70. The Cancer-fighting Properties of Cannabis
  71. University of California Salaries Up An Average Four Percent
  72. Emergency Drought Relief Money Still Unspent
  73. Young Chamber Musicians Gather, Perform at SSU
  74. "Teach Your Dog To Read"
  75. AAA: July 4th Holiday Travel Up From Last Year
  76. Want to Prevent Child Abuse? Educate Parents
  77. Settlement in Sebastopol CVS Suit
  78. After an Abusive Childhood, Becoming an Independent Adult
  79. Speaker Atkins: Water Bond Deal Has Stalled
  80. Traveling Previews Promote the Sonoma County Fair
  81. Baby Boomers: What You Don't Know May Hurt You
  82. California State Employees Receive Pay Raises Starting July 1
  83. Crafting A Lexicon of Sustainability
  84. California's Minimum Wage Rises July 1
  85. Boys & Girls Club at Juvenile Hall
  86. Palm Drive Health Care District to Hold "Community Listening Session"
  87. Bibliophoria is on a Roll!
  88. Voters To Weigh Reducing Some Felonies To Misdemeanors
  89. New Arts Agency Created for Sonoma County
  90. Novel coins raise money for West Marin nonprofits
  91. Californians Feel Better Financially, But Worry About State's Economy
  92. 'BeagleFest' Returns to Snoopy's Home Turf
  93. California Assembly Committee Passes Groundwater Rules Bill
  94. Police Killings Spur Call For Federal Investigation
  95. Snoopy license plates to aid CA museums
  96. May Home Sales Down
  97. Drought Slows Sudden Oak Death’s Spread
  98. Real Estate Recovery Boosts County Tax Revenues
  99. California Lawmakers Seek Firearm Restraining Order Law
  100. Challanges Face Universal Preschool Goal
  101. Glass Joins Sebastopol Council
  102. Lawson Property Added to Hood Mountain Regional Park
  103. Lawmakers Seek Ways to Address Oil Train Risks
  104. New Mountaintop AVA Builds Community
  105. Concern Exists Over Proposed Regulations for Undocumented Licenses
  106. Groups seek to return condors to the North Coast
  107. Water Agencies Stepping Up Conservation Efforts
  108. Sailing by the Stars Alone
  109. Union Vote at Graton Casino
  110. A Festival of Conscious Parenting
  111. Pelosi Says Congressional Votes There for High Speed Rail
  112. Sakha Cultural Festival Comes to Gualala Arts Center
  113. Community Power Faces Legislative Roadblock
  114. Expanding Protections on the Sonoma Coast
  115. Suspense In Governor's Race Is For Second Place
  116. Federal Water Bill Benefits Sonoma County
  117. New local site to monitor ocean radioactivity
  118. Assembly Approves Bill Curbing Use of "Panic Defense" for Murder
  119. Airport Runway Construction On Track
  120. Pride Celebration Enlivens Guerneville This Weekend
  121. It's Easy to Be Naturally Fit in Sonoma County
  122. California Legislature Wraps Up Flurry of Votes
  123. Priceless Advice for Women in Business
  124. Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Bananas
  125. AAA Reports Memorial Day Holiday Travel Up
  126. California Considers Outlawing Microbeads
  127. Report Casts Doubt on Future of Fracking in California
  128. Mobilizing Online in Defense of Ravens
  129. Farmer's Little Helper: Beneficial Insects
  130. California Legislative Women's Congress Proposes New Spending on Pre-Kindergarten Programs
  131. Making Prosthetics Globally Affordable
  132. Prop 41 Would Create 'Supportive' Housing for Homeless Veterans
  133. "Out on a Limb"
  134. Deal Reached On Changes in Commercial Property Ownership Under Prop 13
  135. Summer Lunch Program Seeks Volunteers
  136. Sales Tax Hike Urged to Boost Libraries
  137. California Lawmakers Send Rainy Day Fund To Ballot
  138. Climate Riders Heading for North Bay
  139. PBS Enjoys the Present, Eyes the Future
  140. Building Community Through Shared Resilience
  141. Budget Tensions Emerge As Negotiating Lines Take Shape
  142. Spreading the Maker Movment
  143. Plastic Bag Fairs Help Businesses Adjust to Ban
  144. Brown Preaches Fiscal Restraint With May Budget Revision
  145. Charting California's Place in Country Music
  146. Walking Through West County History
  147. Atkins Sworn in as Assembly Speaker
  148. The Body in Bodega Bay
  149. Go Local Updates Directory of Participants
  150. California Considers Bill Requiring Hospital Violence Prevention Plans
  151. TV Documentary Counters Mental Health Stigmas
  152. Mothers Seeking Paid Sick Leave
  153. Bake Fair to Boost World Fair Trade Day
  154. Compromise Reached on California Rainy Day Fund
  155. New Library Chief on the Way
  156. Public Schools Week Is Back
  157. Judge Rules Realigned California Felons Should Be Eligible To Vote
  158. The Curious World of Carnivorous Plants
  159. Peeking Inside Distant Galaxies
  160. California's Largest Healthcare Workers Union Drops Two Fall Ballot Initiatives
  161. Calls Mount for Carillo's Resignation
  162. National Recognition for Local Boys Girls Clubs
  163. Law Enforcement Officers Kill In Line of Duty Honored
  164. Why Palliative Care is Growing
  165. A California Proposition Would Create 'Supportive' Housing for Homeless Veterans
  166. Village Building Convergence Comes to Sebastopol
  167. Remembering Bill Schaadt
  168. Wistful Speaker John Perez Looks Back, Defends Record
  169. Students Gear Up for Robotics Challenge
  170. Water Theft Concerns Officials
  171. Turning On Sonoma Clean Power
  172. Opponents Remain as Common Core Nears Implementation
  173. Sustainability in Local Government
  174. Clean Water Advocates Call Proposed Recycled Water Rules 'Permissive'
  175. Simulating Cuba at the International Model UN
  176. Analyzing 'The Good Company'
  177. Greenery is Good For You
  178. Latest Numbers Show California Graduation Rate Up
  179. Wine Brand Takes on Student Load Debt
  180. New State Drought Orders, Requests From Governor Brown
  181. Local 'Wretch' Heading for Edinburgh
  182. Net Neutrality At Risk
  183. California Bill to Tackle CEO to Worker Pay Gap Clears Committee
  184. Final Cadences for Choral Conductor Dan Earl
  185. Sorting Out 'The Galapagos Affair'
  186. Revisiting the Ideas of Rudolph Steiner
  187. What is Behind Sonoma County's low Vaccination Rates?
  188. Road Trip Touts Overturn Citizens United Act
  189. Whooping Cough on the Rise in Sonoma County
  190. California Senate Getting Extra Ethics Training
  191. Hound Hunting Ban Targeted For Repeal
  192. Bad Behavior and Social Media
  193. Drought Drive-ups, Town Hall Meetings Set
  194. Classic Bike Rides in Northern California
  195. New Senior Village Network in Petaluma Seeks Members
  196. Expanding Graywater Use in Marin
  197. Five Years of Boosting Energy Efficiency
  198. Are we seeking a spike in Santa Rosa bike thefts?
  199. Fish Are Focus of Legislative Forum
  200. Cultural and Creative Arts Forum
  201. Freight Trains Coexist with SMART's Track Reconstruction Work
  202. Input Invited in SR City Manager Search
  203. New Teacher Dismissal Bill Deal Has Governor's Support
  204. Watching the 'Heartbleed' Bug
  205. 'Taking My Parents to Burning Man'
  206. California to Hold First Public Workshop On Lead Ammo Ban
  207. Dry times hard on bees
  208. Brook Haven Students Aim for Zero Waste
  209. Low-Income Californians Pay More State and Local Taxes Says Study
  210. The Consequences of Adverse Childhood Experiences
  211. Sonoma Ranked 12th Healthiest County in California
  212. Comion OUt Party for New C-Media Center
  213. Lawmakers Consider A Medical Interpreters Bill For A Second Time
  214. Finding a Future for Palm Drive Hospital
  215. Indigenous People's Group Seeks Wider Support
  216. Russian River Project Earns Restoration Award
  217. Entreprenoma's Market Day Debuts
  218. New Study Ranks California's Election Performance
  219. Brain Health Registry
  220. Homeless Survey to ID Most Vulnerable
  221. Senator Yee Indicted on Eight Counts
  222. 'The Soil Will Save Us'
  223. Updating Cloverdale's Old Time Fiddle Festival
  224. California Bill Would Re-Classify Human Trafficking as Gang Crime
  225. Drought driving up feed, milk prices
  226. Phillipine Medical Mission
  227. California Bill Would Require Public Schools to Stock Allergy Injectors
  228. The Sour Effects of Sugar-saturated Drinks
  229. Postal Workers Protest Staples Deal
  230. Sierra Snowpack Still Far Below Normal
  231. Recruiting Bioscience Businesses
  232. Holiday Foolishness in Occidental
  233. Power Bills Go Down For 12 million Californians
  234. Raising Orphaned Beavers
  235. Evans' Bill Seeks GMO Food Labeling
  236. Graton Day Labor Center Celebrates 13 Years of Activism
  237. The Lost Landscapes of San Francisco
  238. Tsunami Preparedness Week
  239. Understanding Dyslexia
  240. SAY's Dream Center Advances
  241. Santa Cruz farmer hacks tomato genome to develop a Monsanto-free Early Girl
  242. Medical Marijuana Study Gets Federal Green Light
  243. 'Twenty Years Behind Bars'
  244. Drought Resistance Underground
  245. 'Carma' Carpooling App Gains Traction
  246. California's Recycling Goals Also Create Jobs
  247. The Economics of Rainwater Catchment
  248. Dutra Foes Seek Appeals Court Reversal
  249. Rainwater Catchment Systems
  250. Cost breakthrough for water desalination
  251. In Marin, an innovative project to turn food waste into renewable energy
  252. Fasting for Immigration Reform
  253. To get Buffalo Mozzarella Outside of Italy try Tomales
  254. Made Local, Volume 2
  255. Democrats Lose Super Majority in California Senate

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