Roger Coryell is a journalist for the Sonoma County Gazette, specializing in local news and events in Sonoma County, California. With a focus on community issues, environmental conservation, and cultural happenings, Roger brings informative and engaging stories to the residents of Sonoma County.
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Roger's focus is on local news in Sonoma County, with an emphasis on government announcements, events and activities. He also covers topics related to food & beverage, house & home, and agriculture & farming.
If you have information about local initiatives or events in Sonoma County or insights into agricultural developments specific to this region, Roger may be interested in your pitch. Topics related to environmental conservation within the county could also pique his interest.
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Where to shop: creating memories with timeless fun
Whether you’re looking for a thoughtful gift or something special to elevate your next gathering, these cheese shops feature handcrafted, unique varieties that showcase the best of the region.
By: Roger Coryell
In our “Vines and Voices” column, we speak with fourth-generation winegrower Julianna Martinelli.
Please don’t join the Darwin club by trying to drive through flooded roadways. Bad idea. Don’t do it.
As the holiday season approaches, the allure of online shopping grows stronger. After all, who doesn’t love the idea of buying gifts in their pajamas at 2 a.m., all while contributing to Jeff Bezos’ next space adventure?
By: Roger Coryell
There’s good news: you can still enjoy fresh, local crab — by catching it yourself. Recreational crabbing charters allow participants to bring home their own bounty.
By: Roger Coryell
When you spend at a local business, a good chunk stays right here. Every $100 spent keeps about $68 in the local economy. That’s money that could fill the pothole you hit every morning or fund the park where your dog refuses to fetch.
By: Roger Coryell
Fewer than half of Sonoma County’s high school graduates complete the coursework required to apply to the University of California (UC) or California State University (CSU) systems
Sonoma County’s independent wine shops are the perfect source for thoughtful gifts, whether you’re joining friends for Thanksgiving, heading to a holiday party or looking for a special bottle to bring as a host gift.
By: Roger Coryell
At Humane Society of Sonoma County (HSSC), every adoption is a lifeline, connecting animals in need with families ready to open their hearts and homes.
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