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Is December 21, 2012, the End of the World? Experts Think…

Here's what scholars and scientists are saying about the Dec. 21, 2012, Doomsday prophesies,…
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Learn "What the Robin Knows" with author Jon Young

As part of the 2012–13 Geography of Hope, Point Reyes Books presents birder, tracker, and…
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Spring Forward: Daylight Saving Time 2012 Starts Sunday

Benjamin Franklin has been credited with idea, also used during World War I to conserve energy
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Apocalypse Coverage Tops List of This Week's Most Popular…

End of the world, hipsters and soil testing among the Top 5 stories in Petaluma for the week…
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Why I Don't Like The Little League World Series

Patch editor David Mills discusses why he doesn't like the Little League World Series
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2012: YEAR OF THE AWAKENING By Oberon Zell

SONOMA COUNTY PAGAN NETWORK JUNE GATHERING 2012: YEAR OF THE AWAKENING presented by Oberon…
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Doomsday Predictions Part of New Speakers Series at Museum

Stories of a coming apocalypse have been around for ages; now scientists, anthropologists,…
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World Series Game 2: My Take from Right Field

I was lucky enough to watch the San Francisco Giants beat the Detroit Tigers in Game 2 of the…
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Top 10 Stories of 2012

From our boys going to the World Series to a tragic murder, Petaluma Patch looks back at the…
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Postage Rates Increase This Month

But a new stamp will allow customers to mail letters anywhere in the world for one set price…
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Asteroid Will Miss Earth by 15 Minutes on Feb. 15

Bill Nye a.k.a. "The Science Guy" explains the affect and impact could have on Earth
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Quarterly Fun

A quarterly review of the quirkier side of urbanism yields insights on park benches, bus…
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Can I Borrow a Stamp Please?

A new stamp aims to increase awareness about infertility and is a way to let someone know you…
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Openness to New and Different Ideas

It can be easy, too easy, to dismiss new ideas when they fall outside of our world view. But…
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Petaluma Patch's Summer Reading List for Kids Ages 8-12

We've teamed up with James Patterson’s READKIDDOREAD program to bring you reading lists for…
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Would You Take the Male Contraceptive Pill?

What are the social implications of the male birth control pill and would men use it? Research…
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Coffee Talk @ WORK – What does it take to change the world?

From shareholder activism to a nine-year-old's lemonade stand, coWORKer Julie Landry Petersen…
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Harbor Town Continued

New urbanism is about giving a community the pieces it needs to evolve as the world changes.
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Movement Aims to Mobilize Communities Against Violence

One in three women will be raped, beaten or sexually abused in their lifetime, according to…
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A Passionless but Comprehensive History of American Urban…

In “City Life”, Witold Rybczynski gives a fine overview of the history of American urban…
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Technology and Public Places Revisited

More thoughts on the awkward intersection of urbanism and electronics, including the worst…
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Tom Wolfe Tackles 20th Century Architecture

“From Bauhaus to Our House” by Tom Wolfe complements “The Geography of Nowhere”. Both books…
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Jane Jacobs Density

Density is again under discussion among urbanists. But this time the concern is that too many…
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From Today to TOD – Non-Conforming Uses

Zoning codes, and their contemporary cousins, provide an ultimate vision. But they’re less…
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Olympics Hangover – Part 2

In a continuing look back at the 2012 Summer Games, housing in the Lower Lea Valley and…
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Telling the Truth About What We Really Want

Why is it so hard to tell the truth to ourselves about what we really want? I just discovered,…
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UrbanPlan

One element of good land use planning is a well-educated public. UrbanPlan is an effective…
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Fertility and the Reluctant Artist

Frida Kahlo's life is portrayed in her artwork. Now one doctor delves deeper to uncover the…
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What is “Planning”?

At a time when much of the population is skeptical about government, a new poll finds broad…
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What's Up With Occupy?

Occupy may not be in the headlines as much, but we've been busier than ever.
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