Up in smoke: Burns in San Joaquin Valley vineyards, orchards may finally end
Editor's Note: While this article has to do with the San Joaquin Valley, we felt that it's pertinent, given Sonoma County's strong agriculture industry.
Applewood Inn’s new owners look to reopen in summer
The story of Eloise, a little girl who lives in a New York City hotel in the eponymous book series, was Emily Glick’s favorite as a child.
Healdsburg animal activity log, Dec. 30 – Jan. 5, 2020.
Incoming Animals.
Nothing to report.
Adopted animals
Dec. 30: Marigold, a female Chihuahua, was adopted.
Dec. 30: Slim Shady, a male black cat, was adopted.
Dec. 30: Earl, a male gray cat, was adopted.
Jan. 2: Jack the Cat, a male orange tabby cat, was adopted.
Reclaimed animals
Nothing to report.
Geyserville students make lunch for day laborers (Slideshow)
Students from the MEChA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanx de Aztlán, or Chicanx Student Movement of Aztlán) Club at Geyserville New Tech Academy got together on Saturday, April 1, in honor of César Chávez to make tortas (sandwiches) for farm workers and day laborers.
Take care of your local creek
The Russian River Watershed contains a bountiful supply of creeks that provide us with open space, wildlife habitat, flood control, and recreational opportunities. To show our appreciation for our creeks, September 19 through 27 was Creek Week, but anytime is a great time to discover and celebrate not only the Russian River, but all of the tributaries that form our watershed.
Windsor Thanks gives help to budding firefighters
In the wake of the heroic battle to save Windsor during 2019’s Kincade Fire, local Denise Dixon launched a scholarship fund and eventual nonprofit to help fund potential firefighters in training at the Santa Rosa Junior College.
Controversy overshadows HUSD meeting
Positive items on docket, but concern over charter school funding