Please click on the articles below
that have been published about our area
and Chamber member businesses.
Delicious article on Kathleen "Trink" Woodward, Trink's and
pears!
Also mentioned...Franny's Cup &
Saucer and Two Fish Baking Co.
January 7, 2006
Fresh veggies focus of coastal getaway.
Pick-your-own at Mar Vista Cottages
Miriam Owen,
Special to the Chronicle
Extensive and delightful article on Mar Vista Cottages and their permaculture
landscape.
October 2, 2005
follow the reader: Oceanfront rooms on Gualala
Bluff
Linda Kohn
Brief but nice feature on Breakers Inn
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July
3, 2005
FOG A HOT TOPIC IN FRIENDLY GUALALA
Yvonne Michie Horn
Mentions Gualala Community Center, Pay “n Take, Gualala Hotel,
Gualala Point Regional Park, Gualala River Redwood Park, Gualala Arts Center
June 2, 2005
Sea Ranch is a great place to corral adventure
Tom Stienstra
Mentions Sea Ranch Lodge, Gualala Point Regional Park, Sea Ranch Golf Links,
Adventure Rents Canoes & Kayaks, Rams Head Realty & Rentals, Coasting Home,
Ocean View Properties, Sea Ranch Escape
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May
13, 2005
MENDOCINO COUNTY: Historic ranch becomes open land.
Public-private partnership gives visitors access
Paul McHugh, Chronicle Outdoors Writer
Feature about
Stornetta Ranch preserve,
March 26, 2005
Gardens in the sea
Cold waters off the Northern
California coast produce
a rich harvest of seaweeds for healthy diet
Article by Chamber member artist, Miriam Owen,
Driftwood Sculpture
Miriam Owen, Special to The Chronicle
Saturday, March 26, 2005
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July
19, 2001
North Coast scenery defines 'Mendonoma'
Article about “Mendonoma” beaches and beach access
from Fort Ross to Manchester Beach
Paul McHugh, Chronicle Outdoors Writer
July 8, 2001
Lighthouse quarters a foul-weather friend
Point Arena site entices, rain or shine
Feature about Point Arena Lighthouse
Christine Delsol, Deputy Travel Editor
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June
9, 1996
Mendocino's coastal "Banana Belt'
An eclectic mix of art shops and fishing villages
John Flinn,
EXAMINER TRAVEL EDITOR
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Coastal Living Magazine
So You Want to Live in ... Gualala, California
Paige Porter
2003
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Where Waters Meet
You don't have to board a plane to
get to the quaint seaside village of Gualala,
which offers a peaceful escape from daily chaos.*
by Matt Rosenberg
April 2001
Excellent article
about Gualala and The Sea Ranch featuring:
Annapolis Winery, Redwood Coast Chamber of Commerce, Platform Horizons,
Adventure Rents, Sea Ranch Golf Links
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HOME & GARDEN: Fun, Form & Function
“Classic modern design is the rule at unique
Gualala store”.
Wonderful article
all about Maynard & Lu Lyndon, Placewares+LyndonDesign
by Meg McConahey
The Press Democrat
September 16, 2006
Mendocino town
makes magazine's list
of 50 best places in country to live as 'outpost of adventure lifestyle'
by Mike Geniella
The Press Democrat
The Simple Life: At the Mar Vista inn near Gualala,
visitors can harvest and cook their own meals
and experience peace and tranquility in a cozy cottage
Special to the Press Democrat by
Meg McConahey
Home &
Garden feature of Arts & Living Section
Published on Saturday, September 3, 2005
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POSH SQUASH GARDEN IN FULL BLOOM
Michele Anna Jordon - Savor Wine Country
Mentions Twofish Bakery, Posh Squash Garden on The Sea Ranch
Published on June 5, 2005
CRUISING THE COAST: RUGGED SEASIDE CLIFFS, PANORAMIC OCEAN VISTAS
AND THROWBACK INNS - IT'S ALL IN A DAY'S DRIVE FROM THE TOWN OF BODEGA TO
GUALALA
Susan Kostrzewa - Savor Wine Country
Mentions Gualala Point Regional Park,
Gualala Hotel saloon,
leisurely kayaking on the Gualala River, Gualala Arts Center
Published on June 5, 2005
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TAKE A HOLIDAY DAY TRIP TO THE COAST
Jeff Cox
Mentions Sea Ranch Lodge/Jeff Longenecker – St. Orres/Rosemary Campiformio
Published on December 23, 2004
RESTORED THEATER IN TOWN OF POINT ARENA
IS THE BIG HEART OF AN EVOLVING COMMUNITY
John Beck
All about Arena Theater, Point Arena
Published on September 21, 2004
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PADDLE BY MOONLIGHT: EVENING BOAT EXPEDITIONS
OFFER SHIMMERING WATER, LIGHT SHOWS
George Lauer
Nice article on Adventure Rents’ Kayaking and Moonlight Flotillas
Published on August 26, 2004
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TRAVEL: MUST GO: Sonoma Escape
Feature
includes Chamber members Mar Vista Cottages at Anchor Bay,
St. Orres and Sea Ranch Lodge & Restaurant
as well as Salt Point State Park and Bowling Ball Beach.
by Lisa Taggart
September 2006
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TRAVEL:
Things to do in Northern California
Now there’s more Mendocino to love
Short article on Stornetta Ranch
Preserve
by Amy Wolf
October 2005
Art by the sea
Ocean scenery
meets local talent along the North Coast
Mentions North
Coast Artists' Guild Studio Discovery Tour,
Gualala Art Center, Redwood Coast Chamber of Commerce
by Lora J. Finnegan
February 2005
20 Best Seaside inns:
Breakers Inn featured as One of five in Northern California
"Best B&B Bargain"
February 2004
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Gualala Getaway: Escape to the Sonoma / Mendocino Coast
Mentions Coasting Home, Sea Ranch Escape, Surf Super,
St. Orres, Adventure Rents, Gualala Arts Center
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Via Online: Gualala
The North Coast’s banana belt beckons travelers with sun, art, and plenty of
quiet.
By Camille Cusumano
Nice article with a photo of the
Gualala River from Gualala Point Regional Park.
The article mentions the Redwood Coast Chamber of Commerce,
Gualala Hotel, Adventure Rents
Canoes & Kayaks, Gualala Country Inn, Breakers Inn, St. Orres, Pangaea, Bones
Roadhouse, Café Lala, Gualala Arts Center, The Dolphin Gallery & Shop, Cypress
Village, Stewart-Kummer Gallery (they mean the S
· K Gallery) Henley’s and Red
Stella.
January 2006
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Via Online: North Coast, California
A Place for Art
Heather Lee
Mentions Art in the Redwoods and Studio Discovery Tour
July 2005
Via Online: Fort Ross: California's Historic Russian Village
From Russia, with love
Geoffrey Coffey
About Fort Ross State Historic Park
January 2004
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Via Online: Best of the West Summer Getaways
A place for romance: Gualala, California
Mentions Old Milano, North Coast Country Inn, Gualala Point Regional Park,
St. Orres, Redwood Coast Chamber of Commerce
June 2003
November 2000
Via Online: Savoring the West
The Wild Ones
Heidi Caughy Cusick
Mentions Rosemary Campiformio & St. Orres
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On the Road Again with Uncle Jay
Article on Gualala with a focus on the Gualala Arts Center.
By Jay Gordon
GUIDES THAT FEATURE THE AREA OR CHAMBER
MEMBERS…
Lonely Planet's Coastal California
John Vlahides &
Tullan Spitz
Elk through Fort Ross under Lower North Coast featuring:
Point Arena Lighthouse, Museum and Cottages*, Arena Theatre/Arena Cinema*,
Carlini’s Café*, Wharfmasters Inn*, Arena Cove Bar & Grill, Schooner Gulch &
Bowling Ball Beaches, North Coast Country Inn*, Mar Vista Cottages*, Anchor
Bay Store, St. Orres Inn & Dining Room*, Gualala Arts Center*, The Dolphin
Gallery*, Art in the Redwoods Festival, Gualala River Redwood Park*, Gualala
Point Regional Park, Adventure Rents Canoes & Kayaks*, The Sea Ranch
Association*, Sea Ranch Lodge*, The Sea Ranch Public Access Beaches, Rams
Head Realty & Rentals* and Redwood Coast Chamber of Commerce*
* = Chamber members
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Sonoma Coast, Wine
Country and Redwood Forests
Robert W. Matson,
also has listings of multiple area businesses as one travels north on
Shoreline Highway One from Fort Ross through Manchester Beach.
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The Great Towns of Northern California
David & Joan Vokac
Gualala is featured as one of the 18 Great Towns of Northern California
along with the Mendocino County towns of Fort Bragg and Mendocino
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