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Reply North Bay's picturesque mustard fields. (Al Francis/Napasonomaphotos.com) North Bay wine country was busy over the weekend as visitors enjoyed the sun and springtime, some stopping at Salt & Stone in Kenwood. (Al Francis/Napasonomaphotos.com) Visitors enjoy patio dining over the weekend at the popular Salt & Stone restaurant in Kenwood in Sonoma Valley. North Bay wine country was busy with visitors enjoying the sun and springtime. (Al Francis/Napasonomaphotos.com) Dotty Molt and Donna Nielsen escaped Lake Tahoe's snow-covered Incline Village on Saturday to enjoy mustard fields north o...

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Reply A manzanita tree is pictured at Rockville Regional Hills Park in Fairfield. (Simona Ladan) SOLANO COUNTY, CA — Patch reader Simona Ladan, a Walnut Creek resident, sent in this photo of a manzanita tree looking oh so regal. Simona said she took the photo Monday at Rockville Regional Hills Park, which provides 633 acres of open space in Fairfield. Thanks so much, Simona, for sharing this lovely photo of a native California plant. Subscribe It's Your Shot: Pictures You Take and We Share Have you got the next incredible photo? If you have an awesome photo of nature, breathtaking scenery, ...

UpdatedMon, Dec 28, 2020 at 11:40 pm ET Replies(11) The Herman children show off their gifts, thanks to donations from the community. (Photo courtesy Angie Herman) TAMPA BAY, FL — It was my grandmother, rather than a history teacher, who introduced me to the Great Depression. Nana Ree loved telling us stories about raising my mom and her twin sons, one of whom had epilepsy, in Muskogee, Oklahoma, during the Dust Bowl. Using her distinctive Texas drawl, she'd joke about how they were the original Oklahoma dirt farmers, working from sun up to sun down to grow anything that would take root in...

New Food Truck Owners Want To Know: Which Logo Do You Prefer? Patch 12/11/2020 Tiffany Razzano © Milo's Pizza The owners of the new food truck Milo's Pizza wants some feedback on their potential logos. PARRISH, FL — As Robin Heywood and Dave Parker prepare to launch their new food truck, Milo’s Pizza, in January, they have a number of details to finalize. And they’re looking for feedback from Manatee County residents: Which logo do you prefer? Heywood, the team’s social media expert, has shared two possible logos on Facebook, Nextdoor and other online forums, incl...