Solano Magazine - August/September 2008

Cover Story
	Best of 2008 Each year, as our region gets bigger and better, bringing together the Best of the Region gets a little bit tougher. In fact this year, our fourth, saw some knock-down-drag-out fights in the office... The Staff of Solano Magazine

Cover Story

Best of 2008

Each year, as our region gets bigger and better, bringing together the Best of the Region gets a little bit tougher. In fact this year, our fourth, saw some knock-down-drag-out fights in the office...

The Staff of Solano Magazine

Features
	How to eat like a locavore Our region is blessed with a bounty of family farms that make eating like a locavore a breeze. Here’s a look at the whys, wheres and how-tos of eating locally. Shelly G. Keller and Jeannie Howard

Features

How to eat like a locavore

Our region is blessed with a bounty of family farms that make eating like a locavore a breeze. Here’s a look at the whys, wheres and how-tos of eating locally.

Shelly G. Keller and Jeannie Howard

Departments
Places Please	Archive »
Hosted by Napa’s illustrious Meritage Resort, the luncheon was undoubtedly a celebration of life and “reaching for the stars.” Modeling designer digs, cancer survivors from all walks of life...
The Notebook: "Rays" your power level	Archive »
A portable charger, an LED torch and an Earth-friendly backpack - all solar-powered! Shelly G. Keller
The Notebook: Tutoring programs	Archive »
It’s never too early to rev up the ol’ brain for school. But tutors and tutoring programs come in all shapes, sizes and prices. Ana Cotham
The Notebook: The Queen's mobile dental clinic	Archive »
Queen of the Valley Hospital, along with community partners from Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino and Lake counties, have stepped in to fill the need for younger residents in these counties by creating the... Jeannie Howard
The Notebook: Lead the way	Archive »
It’s never too late (or too early) to be a leader. Leadership programs are designed toward enhancing leadership skills and increasing community relations. Matt Larson
The Notebook: Green luxury at the Golden Gate	Archive »
In addition to spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco skyline, Cavallo Point Lodge offers the ultimate experience. Robert Kaufman
The Notebook: 10 Questions	Archive »
Solano Magazine’s production manager at large, Michelle Halpin, was sent on a 14-month deployment with the California Army National Guard in March 2007, five months of which were spent in Africa... Matt Larson
Health Check	Archive »
Immunization, along with ready access to quality health care services, plays an integral role in keeping our children healthy... Jason Vega
Personality: Ties that bind	Archive »
A family of friends—1,300 and counting Matt Larson
Greater Good: It's for the children	Archive »
Healing the whole family is key to Child Haven’s success Ana Cotham
Bookbag: Books to help you smile	Archive »
Robert Emmons, a psychology professor at the University of California, Davis, says research indicates that roughly 40 to 50 percent of our happiness is under our control. Shelly G. Keller
Bookbag Junior: Healthy reading for kids	Archive »
Jeannie Howard
Going green: Putting the sun to work	Archive »
When Tony’s Fine Foods in West Sacramento put the sun to work for the company, it thought big. Shelly G. Keller
48 Hours: Outdoor action in Reno	Archive »
There's much more to Reno than shiny neon lights and the jingle of slot machines... Robert Kaufman
48 Hours: Santa Barbara dreamin'	Archive »
Your guide to the hot spots Charles Neave
Dining Out: Baci serves it up right in Vallejo	Archive »
A visit to Baci in Vallejo is worth the trip from just about anywhere in the North Bay or beyond. Charles Neave
Chef Talk: Tomo Hiteo	Archive »
Sushi chef Tomo Hiteo left a banking job at the age of 30 to pursue his life-long passion for food... Jeannie Howard

August/September 2008

Cover Story

Best of 2008

Features

How to eat like a locavore

Departments