- Issue Archive for
- Aug 22-28, 2007
- Vol. 29, No. 15
News & Features
His Floating World
SSU's solo Masami Teraoka exhibit raises the bar for fall
Cost of the Iraq War
MoveOn.org releases figures that pinpoint what North Bay communities could have if they didn't have this war.
Music, Arts & Culture
Preview: Marcia Ball
Award-winning blues pianist Marcia Ball covers the North Bay
Dave Brubeck
Reflecting on the master jazz pianist and his 'Indian Summer'
Preview: Madeleine Peyroux
Chanteuse takes the long way to stardom.
Doubly Creative
Inez Storer and Andrew Romanoff are married to the arts
Fall into Arts
Our highly selective list of everything good to do this season
The Vision Thing
Mel Graves' new jazz opus encapsulates a life in music
Seeing Voices
'Canvas' paints a sympathetic portrait of mental illness
Preview: Cotati Accordion Festival
Brave Combo won't play the White House, but a little town 1,700 miles from home? Absolutely!
Food & Drink
Winery Profile: Blackstone Winery in Sonoma
Known widely for its mass-market stuff, the dead grape they pour at the winery is another thing entirely. Can you say: Tannat?
Appreciation: Todd Williams
Toad Hollow owner remembered.
First Bite: Odyssey in Windsor
What a delight is $3 flatbread, a $22 burger and enough foie gras to feed a family of four.
Brewing Beer in Barrels
More microbrewers are turning to wine barrels to impart flavor and character to their suds.
Thai Issan in Petaluma changes gears
Traditional Thai eatery remakes itself as a hip after-hours hangout.
Columns & Blogs
Green Zone: Eco-News for Sonoma, Marin and Napa
That electric scooter that seems so eco-groovy is actually worse for the Earth than a gas-powered one that "sips" fuel.
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