No flooding of Hwy. 128, sandbar open as of late Monday afternoon. Sunday’s deluge dropped nearly three inches of badly needed rain on the Anderson Valley
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GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Anderson Valley Deaths in 2018 Sharon Sullivan Jerry Cox Beryl Thomasson Ken Montgomery Christine Lopiccolo Paula Kesenheimer Nick Rossi Jason Abbott Willis Tucker Michael Hibbeln Carolyn Hibbeln David Falleri Charley Swehla Pat…
We all remember Lee and Mike Montana of Rancho Navarro, and still wish they were with us instead of their new home in Los Lunas, New Mexico
Christmas lights are merrily blinking out against winter’s glomming everywhere in the Anderson Valley. So far, I’d say Boont Berry Farm’s display is the most spectacular, modest though it is.
Lauren Keating of Lauren's Restaurant, does much good for the Anderson Valley community, insofar as it is
Early risers Monday fell to their knees in awe and gratitude at the splendor of the sun’s rise. These rare occasions are less rare at this time of year as Old King Sol announces himself in a scattering of rain clouds he turns to waves of golden grays as he makes his glorious way to the heavens.
Ken Hurst stopped in Sunday. Ken and his wife Joanadel are being sheltered by a Valley samaritan while they try to put their lives back together after the loss of their home to fire on Friday, November 16th. “We lost everything, and I mean everything,” Ken said, “including our family histories.” He said the fire began about six in the morning on the deck of the two-story house overlooking the Navarro.