by Richard Lane There’s been a lot of changes in the Solar Industry recently and there may be some upcoming that should be taken into account if you are considering adding or expanding your Solar System.
Continue readingWhen the Tubbs Fire swept through Sonoma County and brought tragedy and devastation, everyone in the community was trying to figure out how to help. “We were all walking around like zombies, it was so
Continue readingTake the Survey by April 5 (English and Spanish versions) Measure M – Parks for All funding went into effect in April 2019. The City of Santa Rosa has dedicated the first two years of funding
Continue readingby Anne BarbourWildfire causes severe destruction to a home not just with flames but also with smoke. Even if your house is still standing after a nearby fire, you should still check for possible smoke
Continue readingIn January, Coffey Park’s Elyssa Wright, a 3rd grader at Brooks Elementary School in Windsor, was learning about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and how his legacy inspired people all over the nation to
Continue readingby Richard Lane When Solar first showed up it was all about the $ savings, which isn’t negligible, and the additional savings by selling power back to PG&E but those are only a part of the equation
Continue readingTrees. They provide shelter from the sun and rain. They tame the winds. They measure time. Some hug them. Some climb them or swing from them. Some build forts in them. We lean on them as a place
Continue readingWhen a property owner wishes to dissolve their relationship with a contractor, the City of Santa Rosa has developed a path to get their permit back and to sever ties with their contractor. It is fairly
Continue readingThere is a common misunderstanding that the city inspectors should be checking every hinge or baseboard attachment. Many of us are getting back in to our brand new homes and finding flaws or things
Continue readingCoffey Strong is pleased to announce that work will begin this week on the installation of landscape designs on the west side of the intersection of Hopper Avenue and Coffey Lane. PJM Landscape is under
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