TODAY'S TOP NEWS

• North Bay suspects have court dates in college admission scam case.
• Wine Country Women of Sonoma County Aid Sonoma Flood Victims
• California grape commission supports education projects
• A Northern California Wine Country Underdog Is Working Its Way Back Into the Spotlight
• Revised plans for a 151-room hotel and new Napa Valley Wine Train station
• Sonoma County Wine Library celebrates 30 years
• A Napa Valley Travelogue, Anniversary Broken-Toe Edition
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• California's growing pot problem: Too much of a good thing?
• All SLO pot shop permits awarded to political donors
• Booze, Cannabis and the Limit of Good Ideas
• Harnessing Data to Optimize the Cannabis Consumer Experience
• Cresco Labs to Acquire Origin House in Largest-Ever Public Company Acquisition in the U.S. Cannabis Sector
• Las Vegas City Officials Debate Alcohol in Marijuana Lounges
• Hemp's growth 'exploding' in Oregon
• New bill aims to dissolve Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board
• Bill designed to protect producers of hemp
• Seniors Pay Premium For Cannabis But Don't Have To

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• Sonoma Valley: Focus is on wells as groundwater board does its research
• Contaminated water escapes from Upvalley landfill outside Calistoga into Napa River tributary
• Oroville Dam to begin releases Tuesday

• Looking at Steiner in the Rearview Mirror
• Bordeaux Region Makes Push Toward More Environmentally-Friendly Viticulture

CONSUMER SALES: DTC, ON- & OFF-PREMISE

• How Can We Screw Wine Consumers And Pretend Not To?
• Delaware Eyes Law Banning Shipment of French and Other Wines From Retailers
• Sarasota Wine Market case out-Missouri wine shipping ban upheld by federal district court
• Illegally shipped wine is a concern in Michigan
• Even Molson Coors is hatching a direct-to-consumer strategy

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• Budweiser, Miller and other major companies jump into campaign against Anchorage alcohol tax

• ASEV Selects 2019 Best Enology and Viticulture Papers

• How Wine Grape Growers Can Help Minimize Bunch Rot
• Grape growers urged to consider crop insurance

• Malta: Customs investigation leads to 215 contraband high-quality wine bottles
• Why the chief of Franciacorta embraces the rise of Prosecco
• Languedoc producers pulling out of "unprofitable" bottom end of market
• France: Domaine des Sénons resurrects abandoned vineyards
• A French region calculates the true cost of its wine
• Bordeaux's growers get help from their bats

• The characteristics of Australian wine drinkers revealed
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• China’s quest for quality wine
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• #wineforgood Compagniesdrift - Empowering women and the next generation in Stellenbosch

• More and more distillers playing ‘long game’ in Sonoma County
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