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Learning what you don’t know fills volumes

July 25, 2019

"The Biggest Little Farm” has been highly recommended as a must see movie.

October 25, 2018

This is my last week at the newspaper. I’ve been hired by the Sonoma County Library, where I plan to advocate for free public libraries as ardently as I have for a free press.

October 11, 2018

Looking for a lost pet or a new four-legged friend? See the list of incoming strays and the selection of cats and dogs available for adoption from the Healdsburg Center for Animals.

November 3, 2017

ash is near weightless

October 25, 2017

100 years ago – October 25, 1917

Country Roads: Dogs of All Sorts

December 22, 2016

Christmas Day only hours away; year’s end in its last gasp – a mixture of joy and pain which is life, is it not? When we look around us, lucky us, we see the faces of family and friends, relatively safe, hopefully well fed and well loved. We’ve got to feel gratitude. So many others in the world are neither safe nor fed and if the world loves them, it certainly isn’t obvious. We thoughtful and caring folk, from the safety of our warm homes and full cupboards may give monthly to Doctors Without Borders, providing a bandage here and there to a victim who has just been blown apart. It’s on the nightly news, nagging at our conscience and disturbing an otherwise comfortable evening by the fire.

Casting light

March 24, 2016

Giving night school a whole new name

Community Corner

May 12, 2016

Ongoing through May 22 – Healdsburg Center for the Arts presents ‘Look! Book Arts,’ 130 Plaza Street. 431-1970. www.healdsburgcenterforthearts.com.

Community Corner

July 1, 2015

Ongoing through July 12 – Raven Players present Hello Dolly! At the Raven Theater. Start time

Country Roads

June 24, 2015

Shear joy

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Arts & Entertainment

Local ‘rock star’ on art tour

October 8, 2025

For Alexander Valley sculptor T Barny, it’s about more than just about the stone. “It’s a way scientists or astronomers envision the universe as being infinite, but finite,” he says. “It just keeps going, keeps going, keeps going.” The concepts of art and topology animate him.