Back in the Old Times
These news items are gathered from previous issues of the Windsor Times by volunteers of the Windsor Museum and Historical Society
Community Corner
Relay for Life Pasta Dinner (August 4) Tickets are available by calling Erika at 235-6939. $8 each, catered by DiVine. Everyone welcome to come. Tickets must be purchased ahead of time so we can give a head count. Come one, come all and support the Healdsburg Relay for Life.
Community Corner
Friends of the Healdsburg Library are always seeking book donations for the three book sales they hold yearly. Books, videos, CDs can be left at the library.
Scrambled eggs and picket lines
Last week county workers and SEIU 1021 union reps picketed, protested and scrambled the State of Sonoma County Breakfast where 500 county government and business leaders gathered for a promised upbeat message about a strong and growing local economy.
Someday We’ll Laugh About This . . . Right? Not quite at the Kleenex stage…yet.
Genetics are pretty cool. I was given the heritage kit from 23 and Me over the summer, and it confirmed what I had pretty much known all along: I am extremely Northern European. My “fish belly white” skin (as described by my little brother in that loving way only little brothers can achieve) gave that away years ago.
Country Roads: Hello, readers
It’s been five months since any Country Roads column has been written and I’ve missed the bi-weekly walk with you. My reasons for not writing seemed important back in October, but that was during the threatening fires, drought, and uncertainty if Sonoma County would still be in existence once rains returned to dampen down and finish off the fires.
America’s football
Are you ready for some football? The NFL television season opened last weekend, and the Friday Night Lights have been flipped on at many (but not all) local high school fields. All across America the sights and sounds of these pigskin rituals are marking the changing of seasons from carefree summer to earnest autumn.
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.













