Hit the trail: Geyserville and Cloverdale sculptures up for a year
For those who haven’t seen yet, the annual 2016 sculpture trail went up on May 7, and will remain on display through May 4, 2017.
Community college enrollment falls as students grapple with job loss, online learning
David Lewis was just a few credits shy of earning his associate’s degree in journalism from Long Beach City College when the pandemic hit.
Flashbacks from Healdsburg, Feb. 8
100 years ago – Feb. 7, 1924
January Report of School Nurse
During January Mrs. Alice Howard paid 34 visits to 14 schools in this section, according to her monthly report as Healdsburg Red Cross nurse. She inspected 253 children during the month, recommending 62 teeth...
Local voters lean more left than most of California
Incumbents, local tax measures fare well across county
Saluting pandemic-era student-athletes
The COVID-19 pandemic has been cruel to all of us for many reasons. Of course there have been thousands of cases of illnesses in Sonoma County and now 414 deaths, almost all of them taking place unaccompanied by family or loved ones. Jobs and businesses have been lost and all our daily lives have been restricted by ongoing public health rules requiring us to wear masks, get vaccinated and tested and to limit our public interactions.
What is the plan?
Healdsburg business owner Lucia Azevedo Fincher made this statement to the Healdsburg City Council on Monday night:
Candidate forum is the first outing of campaign season
Some consensus, but transparency and experience biggest issues
