Sonoma
Sonoma is a historic city in northern California at the heart of the renowned Sonoma Valley winemaking region. It's known for its art galleries and the colonial-era Sonoma Plaza. Surrounding this plaza are significant 19th-century adobe buildings including Mission San Francisco Solano and the Sonoma Barracks, once used by the Mexican military. Seasonally, the square hosts a popular weekly farmer's market. ― Google
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Paul Otellini
American businessman
Richard Oakes
Activist
Vince Welnick
American keyboard player
Volney Davis
Criminal ‧ Edna Murray's husband
Dale Messick
American comic strip creator
Paul Erdman
Economist
Charles F. O'Neall
Real estate agent
Jerry Dexter
American actor
Ned Wynn
American actor ‧ Keenan Wynn's son
Vingie Roe
Writer
Henry H. Arnold
American general
George Worthing Yates
American screenwriter
Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo
Statesman
Mali Finn
American casting director
Bruno Banducci
American football player
Sam Agnew
Baseball player
Carolyn Kizer
American poet
Anita Borg
American computer scientist
Petter Lindström
Neurosurgeon
Phyllis Gordon
American actress
Loomis Dean
Photographer
Ralph Metzner
German-American psychologist
Claudio Spies
Chilean-American composer
Eddie Duran
American jazz guitarist
Theodore L. Eliot Jr.
Former Ambassador of the United States to Afghanistan
Joseph Owades
American biochemist
Esther Allen Gaw
Psychologist
Earle Gorton Linsley
American entomologist
Francisca Benicia Carrillo de Vallejo