Emma Molloy is a reporter specializing in local news in the Napa area of California. She writes for The Sonoma Index-Tribune and The Press Democrat, with her work also appearing in the Petaluma Argus-Courier. Emma covers a range of topics including art exhibitions, cultural events, outdoor adventures, and community stories.
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Emma’s coverage predominantly focuses on local events, arts, and entertainment in the Sonoma Valley area. She frequently covers art exhibitions, cultural events, and local community news.
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The new Mayor of Sonoma, Patricia Farrar-Rivas, shares goals for her 2025 term and highlights priorities for the city and Sonoma’s future.
By: Emma Molloy
The Arts Guild of Sonoma and Vintage House are hosting a special January Art Walk featuring the work of over 20 local artists to highlight the best of Sonoma’s 2024 First Thursday Art Walk.
By: Emma Molloy
Sonoma City Council will host the second public hearing to discuss the city’s switch to district-based elections during the Jan. 15 city council meeting at 6 p.m. Here are the additional key topics on the agenda.
By: Emma Molloy
Miniature trees return to Sonoma Botanical Garden in an exhibition featuring the fusion between bonsai and suiseki water stones, two ancient practices in the culture of Japanese art, on display through March 30.
By: Emma Molloy
Miniature trees return to Sonoma Botanical Garden in an exhibition featuring the fusion between bonsai and suiseki water stones, two ancient practices in the culture of Japanese art, on display through March 30.
By: Emma Molloy
The Sonoma Planning Commission will gather for its regular meeting on Jan. 16. Here are some key topics up for discussion.
Sonoma Planning Commission elects new chair and vice chair for 2025.
Sonoma City Council hosted the second public hearing on the city’s shift to district-based elections on Jan. 15, where the council received public feedback.
By: Emma Molloy
Sonoma County’s 2024 Woman of the Year, Kathy Witkowicki, is being recognized for nonprofit leadership and dedication to community service, receiving the honorary title of Sonoma’s 2025 Alcalde.
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