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Jonathan Farrell

Digital Journalist based in San Francisco, CA, United States. Joined on Apr 15, 2009
Expertise in Small business, General business news & info
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Op-Ed: Long-term care is likely the future reality for Baby Boomers Special

Sonoma - As the baby boomer generation ages, issues of long-term care are most likely going to be getting a lot more attention in the near future.

Op-Ed: Bay to Breakers in San Francisco, Halloween fun in May Special

San Francisco - Thousands converged on the route of the annual 12 kilometer Bay to Breakers run which began at 7 AM at the Embarcadero and finished at the Great Highway at Ocean Beach.

Op-Ed: Two SF staff members of City Attorney's Office to receive awards Special

San Francisco - The City Attorney's Office of San Francisco is pleased to announce that two of its staff members will be receiving awards this year. In a profession that requires long hours, dedicated service and unwavering commitment, receiving any honor,

Review: Myconos Greek Restaurant in San Francisco has best bargain meals Special

San Francisco - The Gyros are a delight and at under $5 as take out, they are the best food bargain in town. Yet, even before I ate a fresh-made gyros at Myconos Greek Restaurant on Polk Street, I knew I had to enjoy a full sit-down dinner.

Op-Ed: Getting Soccer Refs together was and is a grassroots effort Special

San Francisco - As the California Coastal Commission agreed on May 9, to allow plans for the soccer fields in Golden Gate Park to be renovated with artificial turf, this reporter got yet another perspective

Op-Ed: The beefeater doorman, an unexpected icon, legend within a legend Special

San Francisco - It's accurate to say that the well-known beefeater doorman at the landmark Sir Francis Drake Hotel did not expect to become such an icon. Yet, this reporter wonders if he realizes that he is an icon and a legend within an iconic and legendary spot.

Review: Michoacana Ice Cream shop in Sonoma to celebrate anniversary Special

Sonoma - With the arrival of summer, ice cream is one of the first things people look for and all summer long ice cream shops like Michoacana Natural Ice Cream in Sonoma are busy.

Review: History of San Francisco now has an interactive map Special

San Francisco - Those who love the history of San Francisco will be enthralled by the new interactive map which details every district, street and area with interesting facts, notes and yes, trivia.

Op-Ed: It is confirmed, San Francisco's Rrazz Room is closed Special

San Francisco - Despite efforts and hopes to keep the popular live entertainment venue open, the Rrazz Room is closed. Contrary to the San Francisco Examiner's report that the nightlife spot might return, official spokesman did clarify.

Op-Ed: San Francisco Street artists are now settled in Wine Country Special

Sonoma - Walking along the main thoroughfare in Sonoma - appropriately named Broadway, not far from the town square is a row of shops, to this reporter's surprise and delight, a bead shop is among them.

Review: General store in Sonoma is reminiscent of old roadside attraction Special

Sonoma - Driving into Sonoma as if coming in from San Francisco, on the outskirts of town is The Fat Pilgrim. Can't miss it; in fact it is a roadside attraction. That's the impression it makes, especially to this reporter.

Op-Ed: Hand-cyclist gets grant to participate in End Polio Bike Tour Special

Glen Ellen - If you happen to be driving along Highway 12 between Glen Ellen and Sonoma, chances are you might see hand-cyclist Steve Brumme on his specially made three-wheel cycle moving along swiftly on the side of the road in the bicycle lane.

Review: Newsweek editor talks about his job as dean of J-school in book Special

In his new book, "Deadlines and Disruption - My Turbulent Path from Print to Digital," dean of the School of Journalism for City University of New York, Stephen B. Shepard talks about his life, career and his work.

Op-Ed: Don't wait till its too late to set up estate planning Special

Sonoma - As the Baby-boomer generation ages, no doubt they will need to think about the future of their property and assets after they die. Yet, even while they are alive financial and legal experts agree estate planning is crucial.

Review: St. Francis Winery in Sonoma County has wine with stunning views Special

Kenwood - Driving along Northern California's Highway 12 from the town of Sonoma to Santa Rosa there are dozens of wineries among them that stands out on this reporter's list is St. Francis Winery in Kenwood.

Review: All are welcome at Farmers Market, yet please leave pets at home Special

Sonoma - As farmers markets are becoming more popular some places like Sonoma offers more than one farmer's market to meet the demand for local, high quality and fresh produce and dairy products.

Review: 'The Square' has come to the Square in Sonoma and soon everywhere Special

Sonoma - "The Square" has arrived at the Square. Well, to the scooter cafe that's not too far from the town square in Sonoma. For those not as tech savvy, the little square attachment to a cell phone or electronic device is the next step in

Law school holds first annual Financial Health Fair for Seniors Special

Sacramento - As finances and stability have become more of a concern among the young since the economic recession, some of the more vulnerable are retirees and the elderly.

Southern California brush fire claims two homes; winds fan flames Special

Fillmore - Two homes were destroyed in a brush fire that consumed over 140 acres as the fire broke out at 4:41 PM Monday afternoon of April 8.

Op-Ed: San Francisco musician pays tribute to Annette Funicello Special

This reporter was saddened to hear the recent news about the death of Disneyland movie star and original Mouseketeer, Annette Funicello. What saddened me even more was the fact that she represented an era that is no more.
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