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How the Cannery blends city and country living in Davis; Tracy Saville on the Sacramento women making maker headlines; and don’t miss the chance to celebrate your favorite nonprofit in the 2015 Capital Region Cares — deadline is Dec. 1!
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A Mature Palate
m2 Vintners has a laid-back vibe and high-end digs, reflecting the new image of Lodi wines
At the crush pad of a custom-built winery, the 6-foot-4 winemaker in tie-dye socks shuts off the forklift, realizing he missed a call.
“I didn’t hear my phone ring,” says Layne Montgomery, 55, general manager and founding partner of m2 Vintners Inc. in Acampo.
“It’s harvest,” jests one of his volunteers. “Who has time for a phone?”
Urban Homestead
The Cannery in Davis blends city and country living
The Cannery is a housing development with a distinctly Davis flavor—that is, the taste of home-grown fruits and vegetables.
Ladies, Let’s Get Started
Why women in Sacramento are making maker headlines
I’m a risk taker. Yet this is not so much about my nature, rather I attribute it to the ecosystem where I live and work, the mentors who have shown me the way, and about Sacramento’s new maker culture I find myself enveloped in — where permission to fail is encouraged.
Call for Entries!
We are looking for 10 of the most inspiring nonprofit stories for our 2015 Capital Region Cares
We are excited to announce a collaboration with Kamere, a local media start-up, to identify and recognize the Capital Region’s 10 most inspiring stories from the region’s nonprofits. The winning stories will be included in our 2015 edition of Capital Region Cares.