North Bay Bohemian | September 7

09.07.11

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9-11: Ten Years Later
Looking back, Tom Hayden assesses the costly aftermath of 9-11.

9-11: Where Were You?
North Bay mayors, chefs, DJs, religious leaders, truthers and more share their stories of Sept. 11, 2001.

News Blast: Jay Feldman; Imam Ali Siddiqui
An author and activist both speak on anti-Muslim sentiment in America.

Green Zone: White Heat
Cooling cities, one white roof at a time.

Media: Too Soon?
Making jokes about 9-11.

Open Mic: Pipeline of Tears
Going the extra 3,000 miles for our children's future.

Interview: Band of Horses
From top albums to playing poker with Willie Nelson, Band of Horses take nothing for granted.

Review: 'Warrior'
Another fighting movie, drawing liberally from 'On the Waterfront.'

Preview: National Heirloom Exposition in Santa Rosa
Inaugural three-day fest champions true seed heritage in Sonoma County.

Small Bites: 9-11 Wine by Lieb Family Cellars
Their intentions may be good, but what pairs best with tacky?

Swirl: Claypool Cellars
Primus frontman Les Claypool sups the aged wine in a train-caboose Sebastopol tasting room.

Review: 9-11 comic book, 'The Big Lie'
Truther comic by Rick Veitch from local publisher Truth Be Told comics.

Stage: 'Everybody Eats' at Bayer Farm
The Imaginists and LandPaths team up for trademark unpredictablilty in outdoor Roseland park.

Letters to the Editor
September 7 - 13, 2011