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Mold concerns grow as black mold identified within walls at the library

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By Dale Dougherty
| Sebastopol Times
The City of Sebastopol and the Sonoma County Library are providing an update on the status of the Sebastopol Regional Library following environmental testing and initial exploratory work inside the building. The Library was proactively closed to the public on Thursday, June 4, after a staff member observed peeling wallpaper in the Staff Work Room and Teen Reading Area.
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Sunday Roundup: More peace, more love and little bit of snark

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By Dale Dougherty, Laura Hagar Rush
| Sebastopol Times
Last Wednesday night was everything Peacetown was meant to be — a kind of midsummer revival meeting with great music. Before the main act came on stage, Jim Corbett, the spiritual leader of Peacetown, sang the Peacetown anthem. Then he encouraged the crowd to quiet down and take several slow, deep breaths and feel the warm air of the evening. Arms were raised in the crowd, and some of them swayed side to side. “Your heart is what makes Peacetown Peacetown,” he said as a benediction.
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Farewell to writer, mother and friend Sara Peyton

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By Dale Dougherty
| Sebastopol Times
Local writer Sara Peyton spoke with the voice of her adopted Northern California as well as to the joys and challenges of her generation. A gifted journalist and essayist whose work appeared throughout Sonoma County media, she was a vibrant member of the North Bay literary community, a book reviewer and spirited conversationalist who could strum the ukulele, paint watercolors, write poetry, and (taking after her late husband) pinpoint birds and native flowers.
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