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Vineyard, California is located in Sacramento County. Zip codes in Vineyard, CA include The median home price in Vineyard is $261,000 which is roughly $129/per square foot. More Vineyard information.

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10 hrs ago | Lake County Record-Bee

Deadline extended for wine awards

The following panel of judges will convene July 10 through 12 at Brassfield Estate Winery to perform the blind judging: Deborah Parker Wong, Tasting Panel editor; Mike Dunne, Sacramento Bee wine writer; Martha Dunne, Winegigs.com creator and writer; John Buechenstein, Culinary Institute of America and U.C. Davis extension wine educator; Don Neel, ... (more)

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17 hrs ago | SanLuisObispo.com

Wineries working to conserve water

Richard Sauret never studied viticulture at a university, but after decades of working on vineyards in his native Paso Robles, he said it doesn’t take a college degree to understand that grapes do not need tons of water to produce quality wine.

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Mon Jun 17, 2013

Red Bluff Daily News

God Talk: The Jesus People and the third great awakening

They came rocking and rolling into the end of the sixties and changed the personality of Church and nation as Great Awakenings do.

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Fri Jun 14, 2013

Examiner.com

What is America's greenest wine region?

Mendocino County wine producers came to San Francisco this week bringing incredible selections from the region's 12 diverse, green regions.

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Wed Jun 12, 2013

Business Journal

Homebuying tallies well ahead of 2012

New-homes sales are about 10 percent ahead of last year at this time in the Sacramento region, according to new figures released Tuesday by the North State Building Industry Association.

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Sacramento Bee Newspaper

Wineries put their support of gay marriage right on bottle

Josh Stein of Stein Family Wines pours a glass of his Same Sex Meritage wine. To aid the cause of gay marriage, $1 for every bottle sold is donated to the advocacy group Freedom to Marry.

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Thu Jun 06, 2013

Inside Bay Area

Art, wine and golf in the Wente Vineyards

Wente Vineyards and the Pleasanton Art League are teaming up for the first annual "Gallery on the Green," a celebration of wine and local art on the Vineyard Lawn of The Course on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Recognizing that everything looks best when viewed while holding a glass of wine and listening to the "thwock" of a well-hit golf ball, ... (more)

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Sun Jun 02, 2013

Cape Cod Times

Cape Cod Book Scene: Local authors rule at the beach

"Poison Ivy: A Martha's Vineyard Mystery," Cynthia Riggs This is the 11th book in this entertaining series by 13th-generation Vineyarder Cynthia Riggs, who has created the indefatigable character of Victoria Trumbull, 92 years young and going strong as a sleuth and an adjunct professor of poetry at tiny Ivy Green, a small college on Martha's ... (more)

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Petaluma360

Sonoma County sees surge in new vineyard projects

Wineries and vineyard owners have filed a flurry of applications to plant new vineyards and replace older vines in Sonoma County, even as the suitable land in the region has become more scarce.

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Sacramento Bee Newspaper

Escapes: Murphys Shakespeare Festival offers "Much Ado About Nothing"

Murphys Creek Theatre presents its annual outdoor Shakespeare Festival at the Cornelia B. Stevenot Memorial Amphitheater in Murphys, staging the bard's comedy "Much Ado About Nothing." "Much Ado" kicks off June 21 and runs Friday and Saturday nights through July 20.

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Thu May 30, 2013

Noozhawk

Taste of the Nation Santa Barbara Raises $55,000 to Help End Childhood Hunger

Hundreds of local residents dined on the finest cuisine Santa Barbara has to offer at Share Our Strength's Sixth Annual Taste of the Nation event on May 19 at the Montecito Country Club.

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Wed May 29, 2013

Sunset Magazine

Want Great California Cabernet? Try Paso Robles

Last year, at Sunset's Savor the Central Coast wine and food festival, I moderated a seminar in praise of Paso Robles Syrah, psyched that I'd scored Syrah pioneer Gary Eberle for our panel.

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Sacramento Bee Newspaper

Dunne on Wine: By way of New Zealand

Wine competitions traditionally organize entries by varietals or styles. A few also define classes by price.

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Sun May 26, 2013

Sacramento Bee Newspaper

Escapes: Block out some time for Cannery Row

Bands playing at Steinbeck Plaza include the Duvets , Elliot Randall & the Dead Men and Steep Ravine .

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Fri May 24, 2013

Examiner.com

Memorial Day Weekend in Napa Valley

It is springtime in Napa Valley and summer is around the corner. There are beautiful sunny and bright days with crisp nights looking ahead.

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Thu May 23, 2013

Petaluma360

Wine industry optimistic despite labor, import concerns

It's a time of optimism in the wine industry, with vintners buying vineyards to secure supply, and grape growers and brokers easily selling their crop for hearty prices.

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San Clemente Times

CUSD Board Names New SC

The Capistrano Unified School District Board of Trustees on Wednesday night appointed Michael Halt, an education veteran with 20 years of experience and colonel in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, as the next principal for San Clemente High School, according to a release from the district.

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The Martha's Vineyard Times

Historical Perspective: The Ziegler-Fiala Expedition to the Pole

Members of the Ziegler-Fiala expedition team aboard the America, 1903. Anthony Fiala, the expedition leader, is at far right.

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Wed May 22, 2013

Sacramento Bee Newspaper

Higher county water bills may be on tap

Water rates in Sacramento County would go up 5.6 percent in August and another 3.8 percent next year under a proposal supervisors will consider in July.

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