Maci Martell is a journalist based in Santa Rosa, California. She writes for The Press Democrat and her work has also appeared in the Petaluma Argus-Courier and Sonoma Magazine. Maci's articles often focus on local history, events, and notable figures in the Sonoma County area.
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Maci Martell's coverage predominantly focuses on local traditions, entertainment news, and culture & society in the Santa Rosa area of California. She features expert commentary heavily in her articles.
To reach out effectively to Maci, consider offering insights or expertise related to historical events, community developments, cultural trends, and local entertainment activities within Santa Rosa and its surrounding areas. Sources with first-hand experience or deep knowledge of the region's history and cultural evolution are likely to capture her interest.
Given Maci’s heavy use of photos in her articles, she might also be interested in pitches that involve visual elements such as photography exhibits or unique visual aspects of local events and locations.
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When it was reported Cloverdale's historic Pick's Drive-In went up for sale earlier this month, it was unclear what would happen with the century-old drive-in restaurant.
Owner Miranda Ives is sunsetting the sausage-centric focus of her Sonoma Plaza cafe for a more expansive menu.
By: Maci Martell
Chef Ari Rosen, of Healdsburg's former Campo Fina and Scopa restaurants, will host a one-night-only dinner at The Parish Cafe this month.
Find oysters, shellfish and other local catches at Hog Island Oyster Company's new Petaluma pickup window.
Explore Santa Rosa's expanding Thai restaurant scene with Thai House Noodle Soup and upcoming Khao Soi Thai Zen.
Car shows, art gatherings, live music and dance performances are among the festivities planned in Sonoma County this year for National Hispanic Heritage Month.
Sonoma County residents remember when drive-in restaurants and movie theaters were all the rage.
By: Maci Martell
When cruising downtown roads was the thing to do in Sonoma County from the late 1940s through 1980s, teen drivers found their way to local drive-ins
By: Maci Martell
Sonoma County residents remember when drive-in restaurants and movie theaters were all the rage.
By: Maci Martell
Chef Stephanie Izard is also an Iron Chef winner, and has received several James Beard awards and authored two books. She will speak at The Press Democrat's Women in Conversation event on Sept. 25.
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