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A party was had at St. Vincent’s Catholic Church on Sunday after the noon Spanish-language mass let out. Why? Well, it was the 45th anniversary of the first Spanish mass delivered by Father Isidore Garcia on Sept. 20, 1981, said Abraham Solar, a longtime parishioner and faith leader
September 23, 2026
Petaluma Voice rooftop launch party celebrates new era in local journalism
September 23, 2026Issue #24
September 23, 2026
At the city council meeting on Monday, a proclamation declaring the month of September as National Preparedness Month in Petaluma was presented to members of One Petaluma, the Neighborhood Resilience Group, Rebuilding Together Petaluma, and KPCA 103.3 FM. With the goal to be prepared for emergencies including wildfire, flooding,
September 16, 2026Issue #23
September 16, 2026
“Longing is not just about looking backward,” says Lina Hoshino, curator of a new show on display this month at the Petaluma Historical Library & Museum, teasing out the root word longing from belonging. “It is what helps us imagine what comes next and how to move forward.” The concept
September 09, 2026
It was just another ordinary day at work for Paula McCallister when her boss Vince Giovacchini shouted for her and her co-worker to come outside. Floating high up in the sky above them was what appeared to be a massive blimp. McCallister captured this beautiful photo as it passed
September 09, 2026Issue #22
September 09, 2026
The annual Food Not Fentanyl event drew crowds to Pronzini Farms outside Petaluma on Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026, for a special event and concert hosted by Petaluma restaurant Sax's Joint. Hoping to raise awareness about fentanyl overdose and teach life-saving readiness, organizers provided Narcan training while speakers
September 02, 2026