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October 27, 2026

Letters to the Editor 6-9-16

Stop the roadblocks

Wine Words: Richard Thomas

Richard Thomas, a luminary of our modern day wine business, received the Sonoma County Winegrowers 2017 Nick Frey Community Contribution Award. Presented by President Kevin Barr at the annual January meeting, Kevin offered an historical perspective of Rich’s colorful career in agriculture.

Main Street

Housing math

Letters: Ideas to improve life in Healdsburg

Building for lease
"Visitors from California, the U.S. and around the world come to Healdsburg—yet our Plaza has no visible welcome or central place to answer their questions," begins one of two Letters we're publishing this week...

Last week’s news, tomorrow’s history

Not all weeks contain big or world-changing news. Very often it takes the passing of time for the news of the day to become part of our history lessons. Last week was certainly full of all kinds of news, but we’ll have to wait to see what kind of history might have been made.

Letters to the Editor, Oct. 11, 2018

We love to hear from readers. If you're interested in submitting a letter to the editor, please email editor Laura Hagar Rush at laura@sonomawest.com.

Letters to the Editor 11-22-12

Thanks dentists

Letters to the editor, May 16 – 23

Swung the roof down

About obituaries

Probably every issue of this newspaper ever published has contained at least one story or item about a death. That’s because when we share our lives and community together, we also share our passings.

Wine Words: A love story

In January we lost one of our most celebrated agricultural leaders, Richard Kunde. Rich, and his beloved Saralee McClelland Kunde, both from multi-generational Sonoma County families, had the rich qualities of the place of which they were born.
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Arts & Entertainment

Multicultural Center takes shape at Abel de Luna

Bursts of color explode from every corner and every angle of the newly repainted Abel de Luna Community Center on the north side of town. Fuchsia, sunflower, marigold, plum and chrysanthemum abut and juxtapose with one another on the many outside walls and columns, as two muralists work on their own visions of Healdsburg.