David Templeton is a Community Editor at various publications including TalkMarkets, North Bay Bohemian, and The Press Democrat. He focuses on the intersections of food and beverages, the food industry, and arts and entertainment, including theater and visual art. David's work has been featured in the Petaluma Argus-Courier, Pacific Sun Newspaper, and Marin Independent Journal.
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David Templeton's coverage is predominantly focused on local events and entertainment news, with a specific focus on Petaluma, California. He frequently covers topics related to theater, books, Christmas events, and local cultural happenings.
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By: David Templeton
Eccentric July event on the McNear Peninsula is on hold for the time being
By: David Templeton
A local nonprofit has announced a new scholarship in the late river-supporter’s name.
New coffee shop, with food and extended hours, will take over the space formerly occupied by Starbucks
By: David Templeton
Owners plan to consolidate businesses, moving wine and cheese operation to Barber-Lee Spirits under new brand, Petaluma Taste.
The History Museum show features dozens of paintings, photographs, poems and more.
By: David Templeton
Show at History Museum features dozens of paintings, photographs, poems and more A flock of watercolor waterbirds.
Last December, the owners of Petaluma’s Batteries Plus ignited a surprisingly strong negative public reaction when they announced the business would be selling off its inventory, turning out the lights and closing its doors in…
Electrical supplies store on McDowell Boulevard has turned the lights back on
By: David Templeton
“The next chapter of the space will be in the hands of a group we know and trust, and who we consider as family,” said owner Charles “Cody” Hildreth.
By: David Templeton
New device provides free hygiene kits, clean socks, contraceptives and more
