Posted to City Connections by Kevin King
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Posted to Multicultural Roots Project by Danielle Garduno
Ya-Ka-Ama Indian Education and Development is a 501(c)(3) inter-tribal non-profit organization founded in 1971 and is situated in a rural setting on 125 acres of agricultural land in western Sonoma County near Forestville. “The Land”, as it is known locally, is partially bordered on the west and northwest by the Russian River.
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Posted to News to Brighten Your Day by Adriane Mertens
On Friday, Nov. 13, Denise Tait was given the keys to her brand new, rebuilt home in Coffey Park. Denise and her family had lost their original home in the 2017 Tubb's Fire, and shortly after the fires Denise’s husband passed away. Prior to his death, Denise's husband had designed blueprint plans for the rebuild of their home...Continue Reading...
