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Health Risks for Newborns Rise with Increasing Maternal Age

Health Risks for Newborns Rise with Increasing Maternal Age

72% Center coverage: 7 sources

Giving birth to a child after 40 is becoming more and more common – but it can entail an increased risk to the child.See the Story

Sonoma State Recives $8M From California, But Future of Athletics Remains Unclear

Sonoma County · Sonoma County

Sonoma State Recives $8M From California, But Future of Athletics Remains Unclear

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Sonoma State University’s athletic department may have received a fiscal lifeline from the State of California on Tuesday that could help stave off the full elimination of its 11 intercollegiate sports programs.See the Story

Marin Officials Report Invasive, Oak-Threatening Beetles

Novato · Novato

Marin Officials Report Invasive, Oak-Threatening Beetles

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

An invasive beetle species with a taste for oak trees has been detected in Novato. The county agriculture department announced the discovery of Mediterranean oak borers on Monday and called upon the public to watch for them in their yards. The bugs are about 3 millimeters long and can bore tunnels into trees. The species can also harm trees by infecting them with pathogens from the fungus they carry and feed upon. Infestation can spread to a tre…See the Story

When quit quitting doesn’t work, employees turn to ‘revenge quitting’

For some, quitting one’s job isn’t simply a matter of a work-life-balance shift or seeking new opportunities—it’s a take-this-job-and-shove-it statement that would do Johnny Paycheck proud. That’s the sentiment behind what’s being called “revenge quitting”—the growing conceptCalifornia, United States · California Read Article

Local DAs part of $275k settlement with 'fraudulent' Pacific Magazine Billing

The Marin County District Attorney's Office recently was awarded part of a $275,000 settlement in a "fraudulent billing practices" case against the San Marcos-based Pacific Magazine Billing, which was accused of violating false advertising and unfair competition laws.San Marcos, California · San Marcos Read Article

Graton's Greg Sarris named to Sundance board

Greg Sarris, longtime chairman of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, is joining the board of trustees of one of the most notable film organizations in the world—the Sundance Institute. The nonprofit, founded by actor-director Robert RedfordGraton · Graton Read Article

Citizen Lowe: Local visionary behind Netflix and MoviePass, Mitch Lowe faces 5 years for securities fraud

Mitch Lowe is truly the local boy who made good. He called Mill Valley home for a number of years and went on to be one of the founders of Netflix, the president of Red Box Inc. and the CEO of MoviePass Inc.Netflix · Mill Valley Read Article

The disaster sessions: As climate-fueled disasters increase, mental health focuses on trauma

Jennifer Silverstein had a thriving therapy business helping at-risk foster children recover from trauma when she and her family were forced to flee their home in the 2017 Tubbs Fire, at the time the most destructive wildfireSanta Rosa, California · Santa Rosa Read Article

‘Thinking Generationally’: Sonoma Clean Power and the decade ahead

It’s been a rough year for planet Earth. Worldwide carbon dioxide emissions in 2024 reached 37.4 billion metric tons—surpassing the previous record set in 2023. Last year, global average temperatures exceeded the 20th century average by 2.3Sonoma · Sonoma Read Article

Going EverGreen: Local businesses champion 100% renewable electricity

As the dangers of climate change continue to rise, so does the need for responsible choices around clean energy. And several local commercial customers of Sonoma Clean Power have made the decision to go "all in" on their commitment to lowering their carbon footprints by choosing SCP's EverGreen service—which means operating their businesses on 100% locally-produced renewable electricity.Climate Change · Sonoma Read Article

Palm Wine: Catching lightning in a bottle

From Africa to Sri Lanka, India to the Caribbean, wherever palm trees grow, their sap has been harvested for millennia to create an ancient and elusive elixir: palm wine. The process of tapping palms to produce thisSri Lanka · Sri Lanka Read Article

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