COVID-19 survivor shares experience with Food For Thought’s nutrition program
Edwin Ruano, of Petaluma, doesn’t know how he and his family contracted COVID-19 in late March. “But as soon as we knew that we got it, we called everyone that was close to us the week before, he said. “And then everybody got scared and they all went to (get) tested and they all got positive.”
Guerneville residents who fled to Petaluma kept community spirit alive
A close-knit group of neighbors who live on Drake Road in Guerneville have been through a lot together. Recurring floods, natural disasters and now fire. In the face of a mandatory evacuation from the Walbridge Fire, the community once again confronted adversity together and evacuated to the KOA campground in Petaluma, calling it “Guerneville South.”
Sonoma West gets a boost from Google grant
Sonoma West Publishers was among the first recipients of a COVID-19 related newsroom assistance grant from the Google News Initiative Emergency Relief Fund. More than 12,000 news organizations applied for an undisclosed number and amount of the grants
River beach grooming called illegal mining
MONTE RIO — Boaters and sunbathers paid little attention to a
Dining Out for Life: Dec. 1 fundraiser supports local AIDS food bank
Looking for an excuse to go out to breakfast, lunch or
Free COVID vaccine clinic in Windsor on May 30
This Sunday, May 30, individuals living in and around the Windsor area will have a unique opportunity to get a COVID-19 vaccine shot at a local area clinic without having to make an appointment.
Easter parade coming to Windsor
A group of locals have decided that even though COVID restrictions have lasted a year, Easter will be celebrated one way or the other. They are organizing an Easter Parade through the town on Saturday, March 27 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Dry Creek Band, neighbors still coming to grips with casino realities
Traffic, fire safety, private property rights still