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Making it easier for Sonoma County residents to GO LOCAL.
GO LOCAL holiday magazine, delivered directly to 24,000 Santa Rosa households the week of Thanksgiving
Sonoma County GO LOCAL Cooperative is a community alliance of businesses, non-profit organizations, and government agencies. GO LOCAL provides economic development marketing for locally-owned, independent businesses.
Move Your Money!
This article from the Institute for Local Self-Reliance details the specific ways in which Amazon abuses its market dominance to harm smaller competitiors and what Congress needs to do.
Oliver’s Markets Releases Results of Newly Updated Research
GO LOCAL First asks you to think about the many advantages of choosing local first. Locally owned businesses provide more jobs, support more local non-profits and provide our local flavor, character and personality.
GO LOCAL logos for download use by business and organization members only.
Local banks and credit unions play an important role in our local economy that increases the impact of the shift.
City of Santa Rosa is moving $1.5 million in deposits ($250,000 each) to Community First Credit Union, Exchange Bank, First Community Bank, Redwood Credit Union, Sonoma County Grange Credit Union and Summit State Bank.