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School board to consider approval of equity and anti-racism policies

June 21, 2021

Board will also consider approval of teacher, employee union contracts, district budget and LCAP

Letters, Aug. 24

August 24, 2023

Fitch Mountain Projects “The Healdsburg City Council allocated $2.77 million for the public access improvements in the 2022-23 budget.” (“Fitch Mountain Projects Underway,” Aug. 17.) So the City Council is spending almost $3 million for trail improvements on Fitch Mountain. What about fire prevention? Last time...

Sonoma West Letters to the Editor, January 11, 2018

January 10, 2018

Local input valued

commentary Pick up after your pet

January 8, 2014

There are 78 million dogs in the U.S. today. They eat and then each eliminates almost a pound of poop every day. The resulting 3.6 billion pounds of dog poop produced in a year can fill 800 footballs fields, one foot deep! This is no small nuisance. Sonoma County’s 43,000 dogs produce over 32,000 pounds daily. Cleaning up your pet’s waste helps keep our pets, the environment, and each other healthy.

Athletes shine at Sonoma Women’s Triathlon

July 23, 2018

150 women enjoy weather, competition for great cause

Will we destroy our town in order to save it?

March 31, 2016

The March 10 commentary piece “The elephant in the room” brought to mind a quote attributed to a U.S. Army officer in Vietnam concerning a military operation there. “It became necessary to destroy the town in order to save it.”

Growers say frost protection rules could hurt economy

November 7, 2010

Sonoma County winegrowers are predicting economic havoc if

Winegrowers hold first meeting of the decade

January 17, 2020

Volatile grape market to continue while growers and vintners strengthen their community leadership

WUSD receives grant to help support iAspire arts integration program

September 3, 2021

The Windsor Unified School District (WUSD) recently received a $60,000 Grants for Projects award that will support iAspire Arts Integration programs, an academic partnership between the arts and other core academic content areas.

Local icon looks toward future after home burns

November 21, 2019

When the Kincade Fire crested the hill behind Kip Miller’s home on Pine Flat Road, it was big and moving fast.

Badminton team turns into a program

‘Gentlemen Hounds’ play the net

Home team winning big at Rec Park

Greyhounds swing into Redwood league season

Things to do in Healdsburg, April 30 – May 8

Taking the nostalgia trip through town

Loopy ‘Ladies’ of farce in Cloverdale

Things to do in Healdsburg, April 23-30

Badminton team turns into a program

‘Gentlemen Hounds’ play the net

Home team winning big at Rec Park

Greyhounds swing into Redwood league season

Things to do in Healdsburg, April 30 – May 8

Taking the nostalgia trip through town

Loopy ‘Ladies’ of farce in Cloverdale

Things to do in Healdsburg, April 23-30

Letters to the Editor 8-6-15

Letters to the Editor 1-16-14

Initial numbers show Measure C passing

Supporting McGuire

Healdsburg Police Logs: Feb. 14-20, 2022

School board to consider approval of equity and anti-racism policies

Letters, Aug. 24

Sonoma West Letters to the Editor, January 11, 2018

commentary Pick up after your pet

Athletes shine at Sonoma Women’s Triathlon

Will we destroy our town in order to save it?

Growers say frost protection rules could hurt economy

Winegrowers hold first meeting of the decade

WUSD receives grant to help support iAspire arts integration program

Local icon looks toward future after home burns