Kathryn Palmer
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Petaluma’s ban on new gas stations inspires Sonoma County cities, regional board to follow suit
“This is significant in that a representative from every single jurisdiction in Sonoma County and the supervisors said yes to this,” said D’Lynda Fischer, a Petaluma City Council member who represents Petaluma on the Regional Climate Protection Authority. → Read More
Annual Memorial Day Event returns to Petaluma after 2020 cancellation
The event begins 11 a.m. Monday at Cypress Hill Memorial Park. → Read More
Ask the PAC: What can I do to conserve water?
In this week’s Ask the PAC, we share a list of things you can do today to start using less water. → Read More
Petaluma leaders call on residents to cut water use by 20%
Petaluma officials say it’s time to conserve water. Here’s what to expect: → Read More
Sonoma Instagram influencer faces criminal charges
The two misdemeanor charges were filed by county prosecutors Thursday, officials said. → Read More
Sonoma Instagram influencer faces criminal charges after accusing Petaluma Latino couple of attempted kidnapping
The two misdemeanor charges were filed by county prosecutors Thursday, officials said. → Read More
Penngrove landmark Palace of Fruit making progress toward remodel after crippling fire
“I’m trying to keep everything as it was before, down to the squeaks in the floor,” said owner Ken Ebertus. → Read More
With restrictions eased, Petaluma welcomes back indoor dining
Several Petaluma restaurants welcomed indoor diners Sunday after eight months of restrictions. → Read More
Petaluma leaders lay out timeline for city’s work on policing, race relations
The citizen committee will be staffed with residents representing a range of community groups, along with city staff and police. → Read More
Petaluma group to host first meeting about General Plan process Wednesday
Petaluma land-use group Know Before You Grow is holding its first virtual forum Wednesday, which organizers say will help residents understand the effort to revamp the city’s guidepost planning document. → Read More
Petaluma City Schools ramps up reopening plans as parents express frustration
“We have two variables that we’re looking at for reopening schools,” said district superintendent Gary Callahan. “One is related to transmission, the other is related to staff vaccinations.” → Read More
‘Miami South Beach’ vibe envisioned for Petaluma riverfront winery complex
The Adobe Road Winery facility, tasting room and race car museum is back on track after coronavirus-induced delays, eyeing a spring 2022 opening with an additional third-story terrace. → Read More
Revised Scott Ranch development, Putnam expansion going to Council for first look
The westside 58-acre property, hemmed in by the regional park to one side and Windsor Drive and D Street to the other, is resurfacing after years of retooling. → Read More
Petaluma JC vaccine clinic opens today. Here’s who is getting their shots.
A public vaccination clinic at Santa Rosa Junior College’s Petaluma campus opened Feb. 9, initially serving invited residents aged 70 and up. Officials say appointments may be made available in the coming weeks. → Read More
Petaluma doctor catches COVID while healing the sick
As a family doctor at a Bay Area health clinic, Petaluma resident Elisa Pujals has spent countless hours treating and diagnosing COVID-19. But when she came down with the disease, she discovered first-hand some unexpected symptoms. → Read More
Meet the 21 residents who will help shape Petaluma’s General Plan
The City is forging ahead on its General Plan update, a process that will remake its guiding document that serves as a blueprint for its future. → Read More
Maguire’s Irish Pub faces permanent closure
After months of closure and nearly $75,000 in back rent, the beloved downtown bar is facing likely eviction as the landlord moves to sell the building. → Read More
SRJC in Petaluma to host mass COVID vaccinations
The east side campus will be among the first wave of mass vaccine clinics hosted by Sonoma County. Officials aim to begin vaccinations for Phase 1b next month, which includes teachers, food and agriculture workers and those 65 and older. → Read More
Petaluma pledges to create citizen committee, continue talks about police reform
City leaders and community groups last Thursday held a virtual workshop to discuss policing and racial equity in Petaluma, resulting in a commitment to build a citizen advisory committee and revisit policy recommendations. → Read More
Petaluma City Schools board elects district’s most diverse leadership to date
Petaluma’s largest school district is launching 2021 with the most diverse leadership in its history, electing Joanna Paun Board President and Sheldon Gen Board Clerk. → Read More