North Bay Bohemian | March 9

03.09.11

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The Big Suck: Wineries, Water Use, and Dry Farming
A rising chorus criticizes wineries' hoarding of unregulated groundwater.

Closing the Gap: In Protest of Corporate Tax Loopholes
US Uncut, the 'progressive tea party,' demands corporations pay their fair share.

News Blast: American Small Business League; Sonoma County Permits
Petaluma group sues US Army for collusion with Bechtel; rural agricultural zoning.

Green Zone: Heat Waves
Solar thermal energy comes to Graton.

Media: Sequel Sickness
Why try to improve on 'Blade Runner'?

Open Mic: The Sound of the Police
How to overcome our fear at the bleating siren.

Review: Lucinda Williams' 'Blessed'
A return to form for the incisive, beloved Americana songwriter.

Preview: Summer 2011 Lineups
Animal Collective at the Phoenix; Primus at Harmony; Charles Lloyd in Healdsburg.

Review: 'All Good Things'
Kirsten Dunst and Ryan Gosling star in this fictionalized account of the millionaire murderer.

Profile: Corned Beef and Cabbage
So it might not be authentically Irish-we're still wolfing it down.

Preview: Ideas in Cooking
Aki Kamozawa and H. Alexander Talbot at Madrona Manor.

Wine Review: Old Vine Zinfandel
The best Zins from old vines of Gamba, Carol Shelton, Rosenblum, Ravenswood and more.

Interview: Roach Gigz
Rachel Dovey sits in on a Folsom St. video shoot with the Bay Area's hip-hop hope.

Stage Review: 'The Final Scene' at Sixth Street Playhouse
Gene Abravaya's original script finds laughs on a soap opera set.

Preview: Nothing But Style at Aubergine
DJs, street art and vintage clothes make a fine night indeed.