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Letters to the Editor 12-18-14

Naked, ceramic woman a casualty of the storm

Cloverdale Letters to the Editor, August 30, 2018

Cloverdale High School color blast

Snapshot: Woodshedding in Redwood Country

Lumber milling blades outside of Healdsburg
Fun facts: The oldest redwood in Armstrong Woods is the Colonel Armstrong Tree, estimated to be 1,400 years old. The tallest is called Parson Jones, at 310 feet. Sonoma County purchased 240 acres of Armstrong Woods in 1917 for $80,000. It opened to the public as a state park in 1936.

Main Street: Keeping our balance

My neighbor is learning to ride her bike with no hands. She’s 9, and we live at opposite ends of a 300-foot lane off a busy residential street. Her family lives at the busy entrance and our family lives at the quiet end, but we see her often, riding her bike or scooter up and down, patient and determined, while her younger brother zooms around in circles, crashing here and there and always getting up.

Letters to the Editor 9-11-14

Supporting Ziedrich

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Hold them accountable

Letters to the Editor, Aug. 1, 2019

Zero Waste fan

This Week in H’burg: Flood markers, not this year.

This Week in H’burg is a weekly column featuring photos and fun facts from local photographer Pierre Ratté. Each week we’ll feature a new photo from Ratté along with a fact about the subject matter of the photo.

Snapshot: Lavender Is Also a Mint

Lavender bush
Amazingly, lavender is in the mint family. Mint is known as a pick-me-up while lavender is a relaxant despite coming from the same botanical family: Lamiaceae.

Country Roads: Changes in the kitchen, and on the farm

There is still grocery shopping. Some things remain oddly the same, as though there is no world pandemic. This strange situation covers the world as we thought we knew it, challenging our every perception of what should be, yet isn’t.
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Dia de Muertos lives on in Healdsburg

At Dia de Muertos—Healdsburg’s most colorful event of the year, recognized Sunday, Oct. 25 at the Plaza—Sonoma County residents showed up to remember loved ones with celebration, costumes, mementos, music and marigolds. It was the tenth local anniversary for the Mesoamerican celebration to honor the recently departed, or those who still live in memory. With a Gallery of images...