El Molino celebrates the class of 2020
El Molino held its first-ever drive-thru/walk-up graduation on June 4. Families piloted gaily decorated cars on to the campus and wound their way out to the track. Graduates jumped out of the cars and walked up onto the graduation stage to get their diplomas, greeted by principal Matt Dunkle in a mask.
County gives the green light to reopen hair salons, indoor dining,...
Sonoma County Health Officer Dr. Sundari Mase announced Friday that starting Saturday, June 6, in-person faith-based services, indoor retail shopping and dining, hair salons and barbershops will be allowed to reopen in Sonoma County with mitigation measures in place such as facial coverings and social distancing.
SLIDESHOW: Episcopal church builds large labyrinth
St. Stephen’s Episcopal’s new labyrinth is open to people of all faiths
El Mo grapplers shine in national tournament
The dog days of summer have arrived, but that hasn’t slowed down
Windsor PD continues work on use-of-force and community policing
At a town council meeting on Oct. 7, Windsor’s Chief of Police Ruben Martinez gave a presentation on use-of-force and related issues to the town council. The presentation was the second of its kind and was the result of a previous presentation on July 1, which triggered interest in the Brother’s Keeper Pledge and applying it going forward.
Windsor Day Parade will include festival
The Kiwanis Club of Windsor has expanded their Windsor Day
Local kids celebrate completion of summer-long art project
Kids in Healdsburg who participated in the Heartizens “Includitude Project,” (HIP) an interactive project that encourages kids to get creative and follow along in a series of art projects with a kit of supplies, celebrated the completion of their work with an Amy’s Wicked Slush at the community center on Tuesday, Aug. 11.
Council addresses pensions, fire and trash
Healdsburg City Council covered a slew of topics at its April 15 meeting at city hall.
