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While holidays will look a bit different this year, the town of Windsor is still trying to make merry memories for the residents with a series of fun activities.

A small group of demonstrators with signs gathered on the corner of Main Street and Bodega Avenue in downtown Sebastopol at noon on March 28, to honor survivors and lives lost to recent and historic anti-Asian violence.

Last July, we did an article on the efforts of the Laguna Foundation to restore a native colony of Sebastopol Meadowfoam, a small, white wildflower. It turns out those efforts were wildly successful as you’ll learn in this article from the Laguna Foundation.

LET THE SUNSHINE IN — The solar community of Sebastopol was well

The Windsor Town Council is still at an impasse when it comes to deciding how to fill its vacant town council seat and with no plans to revisit the discussion at the next council meeting on July 21, the vacancy topic will likely be placed on the ballot of the next available election date, April 12, 2022. Half of the council, Councilmembers Debora Fudge and Esther Lemus were in favor of appointing someone to the position, with Mayor Sam Salmon and Vice Mayor Rosa Reynoza in favor of holding an election.

Grapevines in the Russian River Valley and other sunnier climes are waking up right now as the earliest green shoots and buds are emerging at the ends of woody canes, heralding a normal start to the 2021 growing season and reminding everyone that spring officially begins this Saturday, March 20. Pictured is a chardonnay vine and bud located in a Westside Road vineyard just outside Healdsburg’s city limits and near Dry Creek. 

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Bodega Bay firefighters recall early hours against the Tubbs Fire