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Good hair days ahead: East & Mane Salon nails that cozy, supportive vibe locals appreciate, with precision cuts, lived in color, and extensions that blend like they grew there.
Weeknight dinner solved: Whether you’re meeting friends or wrapping up a long day, Boathouse Asian Eatery at Graton Resort & Casino turns out contemporary Asian fusion that covers sushi to Vietnamese, plus cocktails to match.
Fresh cuts, real talk: Goodways Barbershop is the long-running, freshly renovated chair-rental spot in University Square where independent barbers bring their own style, and Nicholas, the Kenyan-born owner, keeps the vibe relaxed.
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Dolce Rosa Cafe in Santa Rosa, California, serves $20 avocado toast, Tiramisu Pancakes and Hot Honey.
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Raley's is set to close its Brentwood store in Sonoma County, California, followed by its Elko, Nevada, store in December, and Petaluma, California.
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Sonoma County, California, held a tribute to country music legend Dolly Parton following her death at age 80.
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Chabad of Sonoma Valley has opened its new location, marking a significant milestone for the Sonoma Jewish community.
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The Santa Rosa Police Department is inviting residents to turn in unwanted firearms at a community buyback event on October 3rd.
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