Cory Norris is singer/songwriter with great energy. Many people describe his music as hearty and soulful. He covers many artists, from folk to hip hop and rock, in his own style as well. Cory is new to the Petaluma area and is looking forward to sharing the love of music. You can purchase his album […]
This franchise has been operating successfully in Petaluma for 5 years with members that have been a part of the program as long. The program includes: bootcamp style workouts, Barre, TRX, Yoga/Pilates and Saturday outdoor runs. Unique opportunity to be a leader for women in the community. The location has featured workshops and events that […]
This franchise has been operating successfully in Petaluma for 5 years with members that have been a part of the program as long. The program includes: bootcamp style workouts, Barre, TRX, Yoga/Pilates and Saturday outdoor runs. Unique opportunity to be a leader for women in the community. The location has featured workshops and events that […]
These are the Maker space for children More things on East Side More Adult Ed classes Testing on new technologies for human safety Utilize what is already working: spaces, schools, roads and infrastructure to make more of what is needed: schools, food, transportation Around-town hop on hop off bus for retail, service, train, library, […]
The Zipper Show Where art connects at the zippered line Exhibition dates October 14th to January 13th Aqus Cafe invites you to be a part of a new show inspired by Robert Rauschenberg’s piece titled “ Hiccups” . Each artist will receive their choice of 1-3 pieces of hand made watercolor paper to create on. Take a look at […]
1968: King, Memphis, and the Poor People’s Campaign by Martin J. Bennett Most Americans know that a white racist assassinated Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis, Tennessee on April 4,1968 – fifty years ago. But few understand the historical context and why King was in Memphis. King came to Memphis in March of 1968 to support […]
http://www.pressdemocrat.com/opinion/7815386-181/close-to-home-what-is Santa Rosa Press Democrat December 31, 2017 What Is A Living Wage for Sonoma County? by Martin J. Bennett Last year, California became the first state to approve a $15-an-hour minimum wage. This minimum wage phases in over seven years: on January 1st of 2018, it increased to $11.00 an hour for large employers and […]