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New at the Healdsburg Library: DVD 364.162 ART: “Art of the Heist – Inside the Art World’s Biggest Thefts” (14 episodes on four discs) and a viewer’s guide. From famous forgeries to Hitler’s plundering, and thefts of Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa and Munch’s The Scream, we are given details and reenactments of the process by which these events transpired and the lengths taken to retrieve the art works involved. A fascinating account from the Athena learning program.

Letter: Kiwanis deserves credit

August 3, 2006

Editor: In reference to your article last week regarding the

Letters to the Editor, Nov. 8, 2018

November 8, 2018

And you thought football was brutal

Future hopes and headaches

January 6, 2016

Welcome to the new year of 2016. We’re sure it will be as full of news as all the recent years have been, if not more so. This new year will include a pivotal national election and many continuing discussions over local land use, winery expansions, housing costs, local health care changes, county supervisorial and city hall elections and more.

Decoding Teenagers: Teen spirit

October 18, 2017

As a native Californian, having spent my youth in the southern part of the state, I have seen and lived through two major fires. I remember watching the planes drop orange retardant on the flames burning a hillside only miles from my home.

Ex Libris 1-5-17

January 4, 2017

“Alan Turing: The Enigma,” by Andrew Hodges. Now subtitled “The Book that inspired the film The Imitation Game.” 736 pages, illustrated. Turing was credited with his invaluable help in solving codes to end World War II and creating the first computer. His biographer succeeds in giving us a detailed portrait of the enigmatic scientist, along with an account of his groundbreaking work. A good long read.

Letters to the Editor 10-13-16

October 12, 2016

Library benefits

Letters to the Editor 4-10-14

April 9, 2014

Apple Blossom street closures

Silver Linings: Events schedule for the Senior Center

November 29, 2017

Indoor flea market and bake sale Saturday, Dec. 2, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Come to our indoor flea market and browse items for the whole family. Purchase and enjoy delicious baked goods while you shop. All proceeds from the bake sale will be donated to...