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    Wing Mate Publications

    4.0 (1 review)

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    Peace & Justice Center of Sonoma County

    Peace & Justice Center of Sonoma County

    4.0
    (2 reviews)

    A wonderful group and amazing people. A great place to…read morelearn and support each other.

    The Peace&Justice Center of Sonoma County is a hub for progressive politics in the area. Occupy…read morePetaluma still exists, but its weekly vigils to protest the Iraq War seem to have fallen by the wayside to make way for marches to protest the Trump administration. Their free newsletters keep folks updated on recent events. On the other hand, their offices in Santa Rosa have very limited hours (tho they have gotten a new coat of paint, as well as artwork depicting Andy Lopez) The Peace&Justice Center organizes the annual Petaluma Progressive Festival at Walnut Park https://www.progressivefestival.org The Progressive Festival is always an interesting gathering- with the San Francisco Mime Troupe (how actor Peter Coyote got started), the Pentagon Papers' Daniel Ellsberg, Project Censored, Berkeley's KPFA, a progressive publisher out of Oakland. It's a pretty sociable (if not socialist) gathering. While food is a highlight of many North Bay festivals- at the Progressive Festival, not so much. There are sad-looking tamales&rice in equally sad-looking chafing dishes, a sort of grim collective. Go for the ideas, not the canteen-like food. The folks are friendly&helpful. Tho they have limited hours, they have plenty of relevant contact information. "Merry Christmas (War is over)"- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flA5ndOyZbI

    The Press Democrat

    The Press Democrat

    2.2
    (72 reviews)

    I've read through the other reviews, and will say that I expected the PD to get an overall 3 or 4…read morestars on Yelp. Here's my thinking: 1) ++ Local writers provide a lot of the content, and seem to work pretty darned hard to capture interesting stories. Somebody's got to cover County Fairs, local government and a fair amount of sports; and they do it in a professional manner. True, it does seem at times they start with an opinion and the tune will always be the same; but that is also a fact of life with most national and local papers. Everybody has an owner and an editor. 2) - + They can get caught in their "formula" of just rehashing old stories. I could write the local government budget stories by simply changing the dates; and tell you that this city council will get a good story, and the county will get a sucky story. But, they try, and local papers' budgets don't provide enough staff to assign a reporter full time like they used to do. The IJ still has an office in the Marin Civic Center, but Sonoma County hasn't had the Chron and PD desks for quite some time. 3) - - At times, the PD does not seem to listen and respond to readers. Comments via email to the editor about having to "log in" to an account just to read the online comments were just flat ignored. Maybe I should have written to somebody less busy, but did not know where else to go. Why does somebody have to login just to read anothers' comments? The posters are sometimes way out of line, but still howl that some comments (must have been even worse than their "normal") were deleted. 4) + + The outreach for more diversity on the editorial board and inclusion of more cultural happenings throughout the whole county is a huge plus. This only happens with local ownership and jouralists that care. It's a better "paper" for sure (getting over the website sucky thing here). Local sports is getting much better coverage for women and girls events. 5) + + Fresher content is delivered in more "quickie" formats that is sometimes valuable. Keep the pot blog as it's the same old same old over and over; but then the Bite Club is just flat out good and tipping me off to food finds, and the writer knows her stuff.

    I would give them zero stars if I could…read more I signed up for the special offer of six months for $1, and everything was fine at first. Then I suddenly got blocked by their system. I spent days working with their online support, exchanging at least 10 emails trying to resolve the issue. Despite all of that, they were never able to fix it. Their system kept telling me I wasn't subscribed, and when I tried to reset my password, I never received the password reset emails. The problem was clearly on their end, not mine. Customer service eventually offered me a partial refund, so I assumed the issue would finally be resolved. When the credit never appeared, I called to follow up and was told the refund had been denied. I paid for a subscription I couldn't even use because of their technology problems, and they refused to make it right. Customer service is a joke. With newspapers struggling to keep subscribers, you'd think they'd value someone who was actually willing to pay for a subscription--especially at today's prices. Instead, they hid behind a broken system and failed to stand behind their own service. They've lost a customer for life.

    Wing Mate Publications - publicrelations - Updated August 2026

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