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November 24, 2024

Geyserville holds 30th annual town meeting

The 30th annual Geyserville Town Meeting was held last week, and more than 60 attendees heard from local officials on topics ranging from crime to toilets.

70% of county’s residents aged 12 and older have received at least one COVID vaccine dose

Seven out of 10 Sonoma County residents age 12 and older have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and more than 300,000 residents have been partially vaccinated, according to an announcement from Sonoma County health officials on May 28.

Chef Patty James begins series of cooking classes this weekend

Certified chef Patty James, known lately for her journey into

WSCUHSD board gets new interim superintendent and official school colors

As the semester turns toward spring, the West Sonoma County Union High School District (WSCUHSD) will continue with its tried and true school colors and a new interim superintendent to guide the district to the year’s end. 

Healdsburg chosen by American Institute of Architects for sustainable design program

Last year a group of Healdsburg citizens applied to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) for a Sustainable Design Assessment Team (SDAT) visit. An SDAT is an AIA program that was developed in 2005 to show communities how to use design to create a sustainable future.

High school district looking at ‘soft launch’ for hybrid learning

During an emotionally charged virtual West Sonoma County Union High School District (WSCUHSD) school board meeting Wednesday evening, where a multitude of parents advocated for the return of in-class instruction, school board trustees decided to move forward with exploring a hybrid model of reopening.

Little League celebrates Opening Day

There’s something about the smell of hot dogs and freshly cut grass, and the crack of a baseball hitting a bat that can trigger memories which last a lifetime.

Fear and loathing coming to the ballot box this November

If voters are as angry as some recent opinion polls suggest,

Town Council will consider Bill of Rights resolution

Local committee will urge council to pass a resolution

Some Sebastopol Police Department computers restored, compromise still being investigated

Most of the Sebastopol Police Department’s (SPD) computer systems have been restored since the July 11 compromise that’s still under investigation, according to Sebastopol Police Chief Kevin Kilgore. Law enforcement will wait until the investigation’s end to determine whether the incident amounts to a cyberattack, he said.
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