Publishers’ Corner

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For the first time in a while, our contacts with the Sonoma County Sheriff were not available to provide information for a Crime Watch for this issue or for July 15. I know how much everyone loves the...

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The Kenwood Press is thrilled to welcome Mia Epstein to our news team, joining Casey Wellington as our second summer intern. Mia is the founder and editor of 2901, the student publication of ...

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How does the Kenwood Press get from the newsroom to your mailbox? After we “press the button” to send each issue of the Kenwood Press to print, Joe Vetter makes the magic happen. Joe is the o...

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Restaurants are opening! In the May 1 issue, we featured the much-awaited reopening of Café Citti. Although Linda and Luca have moved their beloved Kenwood institution to Santa Rosa, their full menu...

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A tiny little publishers’ corner for this issue. There was so much news, we just didn’t have room! A fantastic problem to have when you’re in the newspaper biz. We even had a wonderful drawing o...

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The last dog I had was a cocker spaniel named Ginger. That was in 1984. I was 14 years......

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Welcome to the good doctor Paracelsus Magnus, an itinerant 16th century European physician and scholar. He will be submitting a cosmological letter to the Kenwood Press four times per year at the sols...

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In our fourth round of publishing the Kenwood Press, we’re starting to notice a pattern in the process. “Layout day”, which actually lasts for two days, is when we take the edited stories an...

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We’re very happy to introduce a new columnist with this issue of the Kenwood Press. Robert Kourik, author of 18 books on gardening including Lazy Ass Gardening, Understanding Roots, and Drip Irrigat...

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O ur second issue is out the door! We learned so much while assembling the first issue. Two notable items: it’s important to keep the Kenwood Press staff fed or they might get hangry, and one o...