Recovery task force rolling out advice for local business owners
Providing regular meeting updates and videos
State and local teachers’ unions uncertain about reopening in the fall
(Editor’s note: The letter and interviews for this story were completed prior to the most recent state and local heath orders being announced on July 10 and 13. Numbers and other factors cited below may not reflect the most current reality. We will update this article as more information becomes available).
Mase urges stay home order vigilance, region likely won’t come out of order by Jan. 9
County encourages virtual New Year’s celebrations instead of in-person gatherings
Health: Staying Positive About Aging
Erin Partridge, a board-certified art therapist and Head of Inspirement at Enso Village in Healdsburg, suggests focusing less on generational labels and more on the things that connect us, while embracing curiosity and finding new interests to age better.
COVID requiring changes to Windsor holiday festivities
Holiday spirit shines on as virtual events replace live ones, but the tree grove is going forward
Signs of the time
Political signs. You see them everywhere these days — in front yards, along Main Street, in the windows of houses, and, of course, being waved by supporters on Fridays at noon at the crossroads of Highways 116 and 12 in downtown.
What did students think of online learning?
As the school year ends, we asked several students to reflect on their experiences with online learning
Healdsburg kicking off holiday season with tree lighting, Hanukkah celebration and sidewalk sale
The City of Healdsburg will be kicking off the holiday season on Dec. 3 with a Hanukkuh ceremony, a tree lighting with city council members, family activities and the arrival of Santa Claus. The event culminates with a weekend-long holiday sidewalk sale and a performance from the Healdsburg Chorus.
