LGBTQI History: A Sonoma County Timeline 1947-2000.Wednesdays 1:30-3pm. Online via Zoom. Next week, 9/16 our topic will be “Queering Space: SoCo LGBTQ Bars”. Please contact me to enroll in this FREE class and receivea Zoom invite: cdungan@santarosa.edu
The Spahr Center is opening its Food Pantry to seniors who need support in meeting their nutrition needs. Items such as fresh meats, eggs and dairy, prepared meals, pasta, sauces, and canned goods are delivered weekly to people who sign up. Contact The Spahr Center for more information: info@thespahrcenter.org or 415/457.2487(I’m sorry, I listed the phone number incorrectly(…)
LGBTQI History: A Sonoma County Timeline 1947-2000.Wednesdays 1:30-3pm. Online via Zoom. Next Wednesday, 9/9 we will be talking about 1960s Counterculture: CloudFarm and other Lesbian/Gay efforts at “getting back to the land.” Please contact me to enroll in this FREE class and receive a Zoom invite: cdungan@santarosa.edu
Sonoma County will allow barbershops, hair salons and shopping malls to resume indoor operations with modifications on Monday, county health officials said Sunday. They are taking the action in accordance with Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new business reopening strategy amid the coronavirus pandemic, local officials said. The county’s move also will coincide with the state’s beginning of(…)
The Spahr Center operates Marin County’s only syringe access program to prevent HIV and hepatitis and promote healthcare for injection drug users. This program distributes Naloxone, a drug that can save lives by preventing opioid related overdoses. Still, however, the epidemic of opioid use continues. El Centro Spahr opera el unico programa de acceso a(…)
PLANNING POSSIBLE EVACUATIONS We seniors have an increased difficulty in evacuation situations. We can tend to get caught up with challenges in assembling medications, deciding what keepsakes we cannot part with, knowing where to go or who to notify. Let’s help each other decide what we will do should the dreaded evacuation orders come. Planning(…)
A wildfire is burning out of control, and your house is in its path. What do you do? Most importantly, if you have been ordered to evacuate by authorities, get out immediately. Leave with your family, pets, important papers and whatever portable prized possessions you can quickly pack. Lingering could be fatal. If no evacuation(…)
LGBTQI History: A Sonoma County Timeline 1947-2000. Fall semester: Wednesdays 1:30-3pm. Online via Zoom. Next week, 8/26 we will be looking early California LGBTQI history: From the Gold Rush/Barbary Coast to Pre-Stonewall activism. Please contact me to enroll in this FREE class and receive a Zoom invite: cdungan@santarosa.edu
A red flag warning was cancelled by the National Weather Service Monday, but crews on the LNU Lightning Complex in the North Bay are still prepared for the possibility of dry lightning Monday morning and afternoon, as thunderstorms move across Northern California. Remnants of a tropical storm that pushed into Central California overnight were forecast(…)
Expanded evacuation warnings in northwestern Sonoma County Cal Fire officials have issued new warnings advising a wider area of residents in northwestern Sonoma County to be prepared to evacuate. The warnings include the following areas: Walbridge fire (Northern Forestville/ Zone 4B1) All areas south of River Road from Martinelli Road to Trenton Road West of Covey(…)