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May 16, 2026

Mainstreet: Resistance

In my last column, I wrote of my intent to resist the reign of Trump “tooth and claw” and the primary response I received was: “OK, sounds good. How?”

Community Corner

We all make a difference

Country Roads: Dogs of All Sorts

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.

We’re still listening

“We are the newspaper that listens,” was the title and message of our first editorial written in 1996 under our current ownership of Sonoma West Publishers. That message and mission has not changed, but just about everything else in the newspaper business has. 

Off the top of my head

Merry Christmas, Happy Chanukah, Season Greetings

Silver Linings

Holiday Closures. Please note that the Senior Center and Town of Windsor offices and facilities will be closed for business during the week of Dec. 25 - 31, 2016. All phone messages and email correspondence will be returned after the closure. Thank you.

Decoding Teenagers: The Open Road

The other day I had an enlightened “ah-ha” moment.  As I was arguing with my teen daughter about driving her to and from three different places after school, she stops and looks at me and asks, “What’s wrong with driving? Why is it such a big deal to go from one place to the other? Isn’t driving fun, Mom?” Her questions took me aback and got me thinking. 

We’re still listening

“We are the newspaper that listens,” was the title and message of our first editorial written in 1996 under our current ownership of Sonoma West Publishers. That message and mission has not changed, but just about everything else in the newspaper business has.

Screenings: Movie quotes

Celebrating 50 Years With 50 Movie Quotes: Part II

Idlewood 3: Holiday Cheer

Winter chill and Christmas bells, plump sparrows and red berries. ‘Tis the season. Thank you for sending items to “Idlewood 3…” in 2016. “Hedda Healdsburg wants to know all!”
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Arts & Entertainment

‘Angels’ lands at Raven Performing Arts

:Every Sunday matinee we do a post-show discussion with the audience, so they get a chance to make comments and ask questions of the actors. We saw there were a lot of people who were quite moved and quite touched by the play. So the opening weekend could not have gone better, as far as I’m concerned," said director Steven David Martin.