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October 12, 2026

The Fishing Report: A berry good day

What does a mad Irishman, a wedding ring and a Bahamas Mama have in common? If you thought that it must be the subject matter for the newest E. L. James novel, you might be close. But no, it actually has more to do with vampire hunting. Have I got you thoroughly confused? Well, you’re not alone.

‘The Butterfly Lady’ and her gardens

It was a 4th grade lesson on birds and flowers at Oak Grove School in the 1920’s that ignited Louise Hallberg’s passion for science and nature. It seems to be the winged one’s she’s most fond of, earning her the nickname, “The Butterfly Lady.”

Screenings

So you’re going to retire, eh?

Through the Garden Gate

Often quite warm, June is full of gardening events and blooming salvias. Depending on what kind of plants you grow, water down your garden and mulch it heavily with good organic compost. Don’t forget to leave soft, unmulched soil for the bees and other critters that need places to nest. I notice that the mourning doves love dust baths…they like loose, dry dusty soil in which to sunbathe. The dust is a natural mite repellent. Who needs chemicals when you have dirt!

Be good to bees

The weather is warm, flowers are blooming and the buzz around the county is coming from bees that have been collecting nectar and pollen all spring to make honey.

WHEEL OF LIGHT

June 2013

Healdsburg Jazz — still evolving after all these years

15th annual lineup spread over 10 days, multiple stages

Vital living

Veterans and a healing kitchen

Screenings

Star Trek Into Darkness

Sonoma Wine Country Senior Games Where athletes are only as old as they feel

Athletes between the ages of 50 and 90 are gearing up for the third annual Sonoma Wine Country Senior Games, a 10-day event complete with competition, camaraderie, health screenings, and other social happenings – some sport-specific and some that bring food and wine to table.  
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Arts & Entertainment

Winetasting at Healdsburg Crush!

Crushing it once again for the B&G Clubs

In winemaking, “crush” is not only an act essential to the art and industry of viticulture, but a term for the seasonal turn from growing to winemaking, of harvesting the grapes and releasing their juice and pulp so fermentation can begin. In Healdsburg, it's a seasonal winetasting celebration, held this year on Oct. 11.

How Peptoc won the internet

Open up to Healdsburg Design