Students return to El Molino for final semester in Forestville
As consolidation moves forward, money is still coming in to the ‘Save El Mo’ campaign
Healdsburg nonprofits shifting programs, fundraisers online
Like many other businesses and organizations throughout the country, Healdsburg’s nonprofits are having to come to terms with the current and future economic uncertainty caused by COVID-19. While some local nonprofits, like the Healdsburg Center for the Arts, are forthcoming about the struggle to stay funded during this time, others, like the Healthcare Foundation of Northern Sonoma County, are maintaining a more stable financial footing. In response, local nonprofits are amping up their efforts and trying to think of ways to bring their usual fundraisers and programs online.
Residents line up for fire relief
Hundreds were lined up at the Healdsburg Community Center the morning of Nov. 4 as the center transformed into the county’s local assistance center (LAC).
Police logs Sept. 2-8
The following are excerpted from Healdsburg Police Department daily log entries.
