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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Sonoma's popular light display, Dillonland, celebrates 10 years of bringing holiday cheer to the valley this season.
Sonoma’s local senior center, Vintage House, hosts a free holiday performance by its choral group on Saturday, Dec. 6.
La Prenda Vineyard Management was recognized for its environmentally beneficial land practices by the Fish Friendly Farming sustainable certification program.
La Prenda Vineyard Management was recognized for its environmentally beneficial land practices by the Fish Friendly Farming sustainable certification program.
By: Emma Molloy
Sonoma City Council is holding a special meeting tonight to discuss the city’s switch to district-based elections and take public comment. The regular council meeting begins afterward. Here are the key topics on the agenda.
Sonoma City Council elected former Vice Mayor Patricia Farrar-Rivas as the next mayor of Sonoma during the Dec. 18 city council meeting.
By: Emma Molloy
The City of Sonoma is shifting to district-based elections, a matter discussed at the first public hearing on the transition at a special city council meeting on Dec. 18.
Local leader in Sonoma’s arts community and an advocate for arts education and sustainability, Margaret Hatcher is Sonoma’s Treasure Artist of the Year for 2025.
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