North Bay Bohemian | June 29

06.29.11

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Cell Phones, Internet Access and Being Homeless
As the world ramps up connectivity, technology is a neccessity, not a luxury, for the North Bay's homeless population.

Lynn Woolsey Retires
The Congresswoman, first elected in 1992, announces her retirement while continuing to speak out against war.

News Blast: Sonoma County DREAM Act Alliance
'Lighting the Torch' march and rally comes to Santa Rosa July 7.

Green Zone: Main Street Trees in Napa
An arborist's island in the middle of Napa expands gardening program.

Open Mic: Patience and Hope
With New York's landmark gay marriage decision, it's time for California to stop feeling so bad.

Preview: Ernest Ranglin and Vinyl in Healdsburg Plaza
The master Jamaican guitarist teams with Marin jam band for free outdoor concert.

Review: Gillian Welch's 'The Harrow and the Harvest'
An underwhelming return to traditional roots music for Gillian Welch and David Rawlings.

Review: 'Buck'
Documentary on the calm, measured Buck Brannaman, inspiration for 'The Horse Whisperer.'

Review: El Paseo in Mill Valley
Tyler Florence, Sammy Hagar and a damn good Porterhouse steak.

Preview: Summertime Lunches
Redwood Empire Food Bank enters eighth year of serving free lunches while school's out.

Wine Review: Francis Ford Coppola Winery
Movie memorabilia, tasting terraces, a swimming pool and more at famed director's winery.

Feature: Oregon Shakespeare Festival
More reviews from Ashland: 'Henry IV, Part II,' 'Pirates of Penzance' and 'Love's Labour's Lost'.

Preview: Robert Wuhl at Napa Valley Opera House
That one guy you recognize from all those movies breaks out hilarious historical stand-up.

Letters to the Editor
June 29 - July 5, 2011