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Health care attorney, writer and editor of health care/health law publications. Founder and chief content creator of wine and travel blog Wine With Our Family.

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How To Win Murphy-goode Winery’s Charity Contest

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By Marla Durben Hirsch Verified
| Local Wine Events Verified
A lot of us support charitable organizations that help improve the lives of others. So wouldn’t it be great for your cause to receive a $25,000 donation to help it further – and for you to receive $10,000 just for submitting the nomination? That’s exactly what Sonoma-based Murphy-Goode Winery is doing. It has launched A Really Goode Cause, a nomination-based, nationwide search for three non-profits that will each receive a $25,000 donation.
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Wine, Food & Drink Articles

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By Marla Durben Hirsch Verified, Bernard Kenner, Claire L. Torbeck
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Caution: Some Wine Delivery Companies Are Breaking Consumer Protection Laws by Marla Durben Hirsch Online deliveries of wine and other adult beverages soared during the pandemic and have continued to be popular. But there’s a dark side to this market: some of these online wine delivery companies are breaking consumer protection laws. And this problem has not received the media attention it deserves. Let’s see what’s going on.
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Volunteer Tomatoes

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By Marla Durben Hirsch Verified
| MoCo360 Media Verified
It was July 2021 and I was in a funk. Here we were, on the cusp of some semblance of normalcy after more than a year of COVID-19, when the Delta variant threw us all for a loop. For some reason, I took it particularly hard. One morning I decided to finally tackle the weeds out front. I pulled pokeweed and crabgrass, a bit of clover. Next to the garage was a tangled mess of a plant, about 2 feet high and 4 feet long. It sure looked like a weed; it was unsightly.
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