Windsor Democratic Club Mayor Dominic Foppoli to speak to Windsor Dems on the ‘State of the Town’
On Thursday, Aug. 22, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Windsor Round Table Pizza restaurant, the Windsor Democratic Club will hear from Mayor Dominic Foppoli on the state of the Town of Windsor.
Not so normal
We hear it a lot, about how certain conditions or phenomena are the “new normal.”
Examining the Strategic Plan process
Earlier this year, the city of Healdsburg embarked on the public engagement and outreach process for its next five-year plan, the 2020-25 Strategic Plan. Our 2020-25 Strategic Plan is intended to provide a road map that helps city leaders develop a vision for the future. A strategic plan helps us determine the priorities, procedures and operations to achieve that vision, as well as create consensus on expectations and provide guidelines on how to use our limited resources.
Plants have much to say if you listen
Some folks believe they should talk to their plants. How does one do that?
Commentary: Close to Home—Fire Preparedness is a Community Responsibility
Whether you call it weed abatement, vegetation management, or just plain old weed eating, folks, it has to be done.
We are a racist country with a culture of tolerating it (copy)
We are a racist country with a culture of tolerating it. This can’t be news to anyone.
In need of documentaries
If a single picture is worth a thousand words — as the old saying goes — what is the worth of even the shortest of documentary films, shot at the equivalent of 16 frames per second? (An eight-minute short has 7,680 individual pics.) We dare say, “priceless.”
Graf and Tchelistcheff were revolutionaries in the California wine world
This is a tale of two unlikely brilliant scientists who revolutionized wine in California, one a Russian immigrant and the other a trailblazing woman. The intersection between the lives and work of André Tchelistcheff and MaryAnn Graf offers insight into our modern day wine business.
The long journey water pollutants take and how to prevent it
August is the last official month of the summer, and the time to celebrate National Water Quality Month.
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.






















