Preschool’s doneIt’s hard to tell whether 4-year-old Izabella Harumi, of Rohnert Park, is sad or excited about having been promoted from preschool at the Cotati-Rohnert Park Co-op Nursury School as she gives out a yell during a ceremony on June 6. Either way, she’s moving on to her next level of education.
Photo by: Jane Peleti
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Few cheers for new RP budget By Jud Snyder Rohnert Park has an acceptable 2013-14 municipal budget, but nobody’s tossing their hat in the air or calling for a tankard of ale in celebration. At Tuesday night’s city council meeting, it was... Read More |
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Literacy program benefits locals By Natalie Gray The Cotati-Rohnert Park Library is dedicated to reading in all its forms, including teaching their customers and community how to read via a 27-year-old, countywide literacy program created in 1986. This program is... Read More |
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RP delays action on Clean Power plan again By Jud Snyder The group called Sonoma Clean Power (SCP) came back to Rohnert Park’s City Council Tuesday night, June 11, to gain the council’s vote to join their campaign. But it appears SCP is still in... Read More |
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Troubled teens offered solace at Coffee Shelter By Natalie Gray 
Growing-up can be hard to do. There’s school, homework, the pressure of fitting in and, of course, uncomfortable raging hormones. Add an uneasy relationship with parents or guardians or the lack of a safe... Read More |
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Man jailed for brutal assault on his wife By Dave Williams A man was booked into jail and remains in custody on suspicion of beating his wife with a bamboo cane Saturday evening in Rohnert Park. Officers from the Rohnert Park Dept. of Public Safety... Read More |
Seeking good reading material
Ava Kane, 8, of Cotati looks through one of many books on sale at the annual book sale at the Rohnert Park-Cotati Library which was held June 7-8. |
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SCAYD plans first Rockin’ the Green benefit on June 29 By Kaydon Coburn 
The organization known in the local community for helping families in need is now looking for a show of public support. Sonoma County Adult and Youth Development, also known as SCAYD, is organizing its... Read More |
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‘Exit The King’ opens at Main Stage West tonight The play “Exit The King,” begins its two-week run at Main Stage West in Sebastopol tonight, June 14. The play, written by Eugene Ionesco, stars internationally acclaimed actor Fred Curchack in the role of... Read More |
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Rohnert Park-Cotati Library news The bimonthly meeting of the Library Advisory Board is scheduled for Tuesday, June 18, at 4 p.m. in the library conference room. The public is welcome to attend this meeting; the opportunity to address... Read More |
Rebuilding service rewarded
The president of Rebuilding Together Rohnert Park-Cotati, Eric Lathrop, presented the 2013 Don Dow Sr. Service of Excellence Award to Ron Dodds, left, for all he has contributed to the program. Rebuilding Together features... Read More |
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SSU, Penglai to establish wine academic partnership Representatives from Sonoma State University will meet with the mayor of Penglai, China, Sun Yebao, today, June 14, to establish an academic partnership between SSU and the University of Jinan – Quancheng Institute. A... Read More |
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Monster trucks, destruction derby highlight county fair Trucks, cars, motorcycles and horses will stir up some “Home Spun Dirt” in the Chris Beck Arena at the Sonoma County Fair this year. Featured events include PRCA Rodeo on July 27, Flat Track... Read More |
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Berkshire Choral Festival to hit Weill Hall stage June 15 The Berkshire Choral Festival Chorus, accompanied by the Santa Rosa Symphony, will perform at Weill Hall at Sonoma State University’s Green Music Center on Saturday, June 15, at 7:30 p.m. Leading the program will... Read More |
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Musicians again contribute to Oliver's Market benefit CD By Kaydon Coburn Highlighting Sonoma County musicians for the community and raising vital funds for the underprivileged are becoming regular occurrences for Oliver's Markets. "Real Music Vol. 3, A Taste of Sonoma County..." generates a new... Read More |
