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Letters 11-3-16

November 3, 2016

Your choice

Living wage ordinance a good first step

February 18, 2016

In December, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved a $15 per hour living-wage ordinance. The legislation will increase wages for approximately 1,200 workers employed by the county and large county contractors — including park aids, animal care, security, janitorial, landscape, mental health, recycling and other low-wage workers.

Letter: Thanks to the ladies who changed my tire

August 3, 2006

Editor: This is a letter of thanks to two beautiful young ladies

November 15, 2017

Letters from your neighbors...

August 23, 2017

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.

Commentary: Healdsburg apocalypse

October 26, 2016

My wife and I have been Healdsburg residents since 1990 and raised two children here. Measure R is an obsessive political ideological convoluted, manipulated, and a monstrously complex failure waiting to happen. Measure R is not a modification of the GMO, it is a complete political takeover for massive pro-growth and as presented will destroy the faint resemblance of small town charm and community forever. It will be the biggest disaster in Healdsburg’s history.

September 10, 2021

Delaying the dam

May 30, 2019

What’s in a name?

November 29, 2017

The Healdsburg City Council is having a discussion on potentially changing the permitted use of hotels in the Downtown and Plaza Commercial Districts at 5 p.m. on Monday, December 4, at city hall.

Spring cleaning with responsible power washing

February 6, 2013

Power washing and our local creeks

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Arts & Entertainment

Mexican hero becomes a family legend

January 14, 2026

Local drama takes another step forward with the next play at the Raven, 'Who Will Dance with Pancho Villa'? But the production, which opens on Jan. 22 for an eight-performance run, is hardly new. Gabriel Fraire and his brother John wrote it over 30 years ago; it had its first off-Broadway performance in New York in 1994.