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Leilani Clark

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A New Kind of Neighborhood Watch

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By Leilani Clark
| COYOTE Media Collective
Some of these interviews have been translated from Spanish. One day a week, at around 6am, Eric Leland drives from his home in Petaluma to a certain gas station on a central corner across town. He and four to eight other volunteers load up a folding table with Spanish-language materials, like cheat sheets about civil rights in interactions with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers.
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Wine of the Times

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By Leilani Clark
| madelocalmagazine.com
By Bernadette Machard de Gramont As a winemaker and winery owner, Jennifer Reichardt has experienced her share of sexism and gender stereotyping—intentional or not. At Raft Wines in Petaluma, she’s a one-woman show. She transports the grapes. She makes the wine. She handles sales and marketing. She even pours wine at events, where people are often surprised that she is also the lead winemaker. “I was speaking at a very intimate lunch with 15 people about my wine,” Reichardt recalls.
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Nov.27: Trapt at the Last Day Saloon

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By Leilani Clark
| North Bay Bohemian
Wednesday, November 21, 2012 music Nov.27: Trapt at the Last Day Saloon Posted By Leilani Clark on Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 12:09 PM Trapt, on the other hand, come from the Pantera school, all growling vocals and cranked up, sharp-edged Gibson guitar riffs with plenty of bombastic drumming. But there’s an accessibility around Trapt’s edges, and they scored a hit in 2002 with “Headstrong,” which was featured in multiple video games and used to promote the short-lived television show Redneck Island.
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