Employee agreements and school reopening at forefront of Thursday’s CUSD meeting
The Cloverdale Unified School District Board of Trustees is holding a special meeting this Thursday, Nov. 5, a departure from its usual Wednesday meetings. Housekeeping items relating to distance learning are scheduled to take up the bulk of the agenda, though district trustees are also expected to consider and take possible action to appoint someone to the Measure H Citizen’s Oversight Committee. An agenda item on every meeting since the summer, the board will also be reviewing the district’s school reopening plan. Open session of the CUSD meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. To view the agenda packet for the meeting, click here.
Planning Commission to ponder wine tasting, wireless tower
The Healdsburg Planning Commission will meet ion Tuesday, April 11 at 6 p.m. at Healdsburg City Hall. The commission will hear a request by the Paul Mahder Gallery on Healdsburg Avenue to offer wine service to gallery patrons. The topic of alcohol-serving establishments has...
Community Benefit Grant funds granted for 2017
In 1998, the Healdsburg City Council used some of the proceeds from the sale of the former city hall building to create and fund the Community Benefit Grant Program, which continues funding nonprofit and charitable organizations throughout Healdsburg.
A community’s soul
We often banter about the word and the concept of what we call “community.” There’s probably no single definition we can use. Does community just happen, or does it require some sort of strategic planning? We combine the word when we talk about community policing, community mental health, community economic vitality, community diversity and even community journalism. When we say community, we don’t always mean communal; sometimes we also include conflict.
4th Annual Healdsburg Love Run – Saturday, Feb. 23
Warehouse district businesses to host open houses to all love run
Measure DD appears to be passing by a wide margin
With 72.9% of precincts reporting, Measure DD, the extension of the Sonoma County Transportation Authority Sales Tax, appears to be cruising to an easy victory, with 139,487 (71.97%) yes votes and 54,335 (28.03%) no votes.
