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November 16, 2025

Letters to the Editor: July 9, 2020

Final remarks

Letters to the Editor: June 11, 2020

Healdsburg’s history of racism

Commentary: Reflecting on the first day of school

I remember that morning so clearly. She was far more calm than my wife and I were … it was hard not to tear up. We were dropping our daughter off for the first day of Kindergarten.

Water Savings without Compromise

Living in the Russian River Watershed is a gardener’s dream come true. However, with California in its fourth year of drought, it is increasingly important that community members act collectively to decrease landscape water usage. Planting low water-use plants at our homes and businesses is one way we can reduce our impacts on this vital resource.

Your time is needed

It was not too long ago that I listened intently to updates of the Lake County fire.

The more we change, the more we stay the same

With this week’s issue of The Healdsburg Tribune we announce a change at the top of our masthead. At the same time, we are letting our readers know not to expect changes anytime soon in how we gather, write and report the local news.

Flashbacks

100 years ago – August 11, 1921

Supporting survivors of sexual violence

April was Sexual Assault Awareness Month and in Sonoma County the topic was front page news for all the wrong reasons. Various local government agencies adopted resolutions affirming their support for survivors and increased awareness. But the positive proclamations were blunted by breaking news where the current town of Windsor mayor and a recent Sebastopol mayor were accused of multiple sexual assaults. One was arrested and booked into jail and the other incident has torn the town of Windsor into bitter and upsetting divides. Hundreds of past sexual assault victims have had to relive their horrors and pains through days other communities might have been celebrating positive educational and awareness programs and events.

THE VIEW FROM HERE: Aged to perfection

It has always amazed me how some people cringe at being

Public safety

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Arts & Entertainment

Tinsley Ellis

Tinsley Ellis leaves the electric at home

Tinsley Ellis is out driving around the country on what Alligator Records has dubbed his “Two Guitars and a Car” tour. That car brings him to Healdsburg’s Raven Theater on Friday, Nov. 21.