“There are free trade agreements in other countries. We need a better, higher pricing structure and tariff protection to compete ...
For me, the most profound aspect of his presentation came when he observed that the U.S. wine industry is ...
Few could argue with Governor Brown. His perception accurately described our County that for over 15 years had established numerous limits ...
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The Sonoma County Alliance is a coalition of business, agriculture, labor and individuals organized to encourage a healthy economy, to maintain a sound environment, to protect private property rights and to promote a responsive political process.
In this issue, SCA President, Kris Wilson reflects on her year in office. Pres. Elect Eric Goldschlag provides a glimpse of his law enforcement and real estate background, plus his goal to expand public awareness of the alliance. Reports from our committee chairs and much much more…
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“There are free trade agreements in other countries. We need a better, higher pricing structure and tariff protection to compete ...
For me, the most profound aspect of his presentation came when he observed that the U.S. wine industry is ...
Few could argue with Governor Brown. His perception accurately described our County that for over 15 years ...
