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Clock ticking for miniature horse farm
What will be the fate of 40 miniature horses in danger of eviction from their Penngrove farm? Read about it in Thursday's Petaluma Argus-Courier available at newsstands around town.
After the U.S. housing crash began in 2007, the media often made comparisons with the Dutch tulip mania of 1637, one of the first and most dramatic speculative bubbles in the Western world.
Kent and Catherine Yeaman celebrated their 50th anniversary at a dinner with family and friends at Graffiti's Restaurant in Petaluma.
Penngrove man pleads no contest to intoxicated flying charges
A two-year-old girl was in stable condition and faced a lengthy recovery Tuesday after she was mauled by a family pet pit bull in her Concord home, officials said.
Sonoma County pilot sentenced for flying while intoxicated
Penngrove man pleaded no contest through his attorney this morning to flying his airplane while intoxicated in Sonoma County in January.