Strictly Business: Sonoma Valley business news Feb. 15 - Sonoma Index-Tribune

Anniversary: Basque Boulangerie on the Plaza is celebrating 25 years in business this week with some 25 cent specials for locals. 460 First St. E.

400 acres for sale: More than 400 acres of “build to suit” agricultural land on Highway 37 is now for sale for $3.72 million. Located near Sonoma Raceway, part of the property is near vineyards at the backside second Skagg’s Island entry. The buyer may divide parcels/acreage. The property has a well and septic. Formerly there were two residences on the property. The listing agent is Alicia Worley of Country Estates, Inc.

Taxpertise move: Taxpertise recently moved its offices from 453 Second St. W. directly across the street to larger space at 450 Second St. W. The company specializes in tax preparation, planning and resolution, as well as real estate rentals and disaster losses.

Crush move: Crush Beauty Bar has moved from its freestanding salon space on Fifth Street West and now operates within the Peace N Beauty Salon at 544 First St. W. Crush is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The salon was founded in 2015 by stylist Jerica Whitaker, and the staff specializes in signature blow dry styles as well as on-site hair styling and makeup services. 938-7367 or booking available on the Crush Beauty Bar App.

Price drop: Josh Leland Frazier’s 13-acre property at 24120 Arnold Drive, formerly known as Leland Fly Fishing Ranch, but now called “Purlieu,” was originally listed a year ago for $7 million. The price is now $5.44 million.

Bungalow open for tasting room: A 1920s stand-alone building, one block south of the Plaza at 35 Patten St., is for lease. The 1,950-square-foot building is available for a wine tasting room, according to the listing. Formerly, Studio 35 was located in the space. The rent is $27.60 per square foot and the listing agent is Ryan Snow of W Real Estate.

Mint & Liberty: Mint & Liberty diner in Maxwell Village had planned to close on Feb. 10 but it will now keep its doors open for another week or so to adhere to its lease. A limited menu and limited hours but lots of beer on tap. 996-5949.

New therapist: Vicky Rohrer is a licensed marriage and family therapist and she has just opened a private practice at 645 Broadway. She offers individual therapy, group/family therapy sessions and workshops, and specializes in teens and young adults who suffer from depression, anxiety and codependency. She obtained her master’s degree in counseling from Cal State Sacramento and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Dominican. She is offering workshop in March for parents about “Managing Your Kid’s Mental Health Crisis.” Learn more at VictoriaRohrerMFT.com

Eye surgery: Ophthalmologist Michael Saidel is now offering laser cataract surgery in association with Sonoma Valley Hospital on an outpatient basis (in less than an hour). The American Academy of Ophthalmology reports that by age 75, approximately half of all Americans have cataracts. Saidel sees patients at the North Bay Eye Associates office located at 181 Andrieux St. 996-1052.

New officer: The Sonoma Valley Chapter of Realtors selected the following real estate agents and affiliates as officers and council members for 2019. Officers: Chair Duane Margreiter, Treasurer Jennifer Kempton, Secretary Marguerita Castanera. Council: Cathy Wade Shepard, Catherine Sevenau, Jill Silvas, Jennifer Mangiantini, Martin Puga, Chris Cella, Tiffany Knef, Matt Scott and Vicki Romaguera.

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