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Cazadero Communications by Natasha Pehrson - APRIL 2018

The majestic redwoods outside of my cosy cyber-hut are outlined by cloudy, damp skies. The very wet week is continuing and we have been receiving some much-needed rain.

As Spring officially begins, the Cazadero Community Club will meet monthly on the 1st Tuesday of the month-7 p.m. at Firehall #1. Please join your neighbors in planning events which benefit the entire community. The April 3rd meeting is especially important, as the rest of the Club’s officers will be elected. Without your participation, the activities of the Club will be limited. Dues of only $10.Individual and $15. Family rate may be sent to P.O. Box 3, Cazadero CA 95421.

Corrected date: The Russian River Jewish Community will celebrate Passover, the Festival of Freedom, with a community seder on Thursday, April 5th-5 p.m. at the Monte Rio Community Center. Reservations are requested and there is a low fee and potluck dish requirement. Wonderful music by Jubilee Klezmer Ensemble. Please call 632 545 for more info and reservations.

The lovely Sky Garden may be expanding. Please contact Cathy at schezer@comcast regarding volunteering.

I am happy to announce that the St. Coleman’s Guild will hold the wonderful Salad Luncheon on Tuesday, July 24th-noon at the Firehall. A truly unique and festive afternoon. Please contact susan.barich@barischbiz.com for reservations.

April is shaping up to be another busy month for the students at theMontgomery Elementary School with some exciting field trips. Mr. Sotak’s 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders will be participating in the Fort Ross Conservancy Environmental Living Program overnight from April 2nd-3rd. Mrs. Mercieca’s 6th, 7th, and 8th graders will also be going on an overnight field trip to the CYO Camp’s Outdoor Environmental Education Program from April 9th-April 11th. Ms. Port’s TK, KN, 1st and 2nd graders will be going on a field trip to the UCD Bodega Marine Laboratory on April 24th. April is also the month to start registering children who will be entering Transition Kindergarten (born after Sept 1st and before Dec 2nd) or Kindergarten (born on or before Sept 1st) in the Fall. Contact the office at 632-5221 with questions or to request a registration packet.

Remember Cazadero Supply’s 1st Saturday 15% Discount Day offers a vast assortment of household, garden and vehicle items for your spring projects.

Raymond’s Bakery continues its popular pizza/music nights each Friday until 9 p.m. Both the Cazadero and Duncans Mills General Stores have daily groceries, tasty sandwiches and specialty items. Check out the array of locally hand-crafted items at CaZ Central, next to the Caz Store.

I just saw the For Sale sign on Berry’s Mill—wow! Lots of Caz history there!

Mr. Trombly’s Teas and Table stores, Treats and Toys, and Marissa’s new women and men’s clothing shop near the flower store—all located in Duncans Mills-are owned by Cazaderans. Lots of live music now offered at Gold Coast, along with a variety of dinner plates. Their rear expanded deck is one of my fave places to just sit and chat with friends, occasionally petting the resident kitties.

Frank Egger, owner of Cazadero Winery tells me that that he just delivered wine to the Caz Store.

More Gold in the hills of Cazadero!Cazadero Winery was awarded aDouble Gold medal at the 2017 Sonoma County Harvest Fair for their 94 point Parmeter King Ridge Vineyard Chardonnay and now the 2018 Monterey International Wine Competition has just given them a Gold Medal for their 2016 Bei Ranch Chardonnay. Congratulations to Cazadero Winery’s grape growers, the Bei and Parmeter families.

I wish very HAPPY APRIL BIRTHDAYS to Tyler Cole, turning 28 on the 2nd, Wes Parmeter on the 5th, J.J. Marek enjoys the 7th, Hannah Lockhart-Murley will be 27 on the 9th, Corina Ryan celebrates on the 12th, along with locally grown Chris Caplan,who will be 28, Brooke Brady on the 14th, Ryan Port-Sonenshine celebrates on the 18th, Christian Madrone on the 21st, Steve Parmeter on the 22nd, Liza Brown on the 26th and Justin Thaman on the 27th.

Enjoy Spring!

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