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Petition calls for mayor’s resignation in response to council comments

June 9, 2020

Discussion on police policy on use of force now agendized for next meeting

Upcoming water agriculture use meeting adresses new regulations, drought

November 19, 2014

Covers crop insurance, frost water regulations, curtailments

A half century of nursing student scholarships paused by COVID-19 pandemic

February 23, 2021

Some community organizations have been doing their good work for various charity causes for so long that the “younger” members are closer to age 65 than a decade or two beyond. Such is the case of the local veteran’s group, the Sonoma County Voiture No. 338 of the 40&8.

Community briefs

February 10, 2021

Traffic enforcement this week

The truth about car washes

June 10, 2015

Public perception of professional car washes during a time of drought has often led to a call for restrictions on their water use. However, professional car washes are usually the most environmentally friendly method of cleaning a car. During this current drought in California, all residents should be conserving at home, including when cleaning their car. Increasing the time between washings is the first step to saving water. When the car has to be washed, take it to a professional car wash to save water and prevent pollution.

Letters to the Editor 3-31-16

March 30, 2016

Are you kidding me?

Elizabeth Smith uses her early struggles to help families and children build resilience

March 3, 2021

Cloverdale Police Logs: July 27 – Aug. 2

August 5, 2020

Cloverdale Police Department

Healdsburg school district to start school year at a distance

July 17, 2020

The Healdsburg Unified School District (HUSD) held a virtual town hall meeting on July 16 to discuss district reopening plans, however, HUSD Superintendent Chris Vanden Heuvel prefaced the discussion by stating that the district will start out the year in a full distance learning environment for all grades.

How will Cloverdale’s next council member be selected?

June 7, 2021

This week, the Cloverdale City Council is interviewing five candidates who threw their hats into the ring to fill a vacant council seat that’s set to expire in December 2022. Those five candidates — Joe Palla, Eric Sanders, Maeta Emmons, Nicole Garcia-Hinchliffe and Jenny Candelaria-Orr — will be interviewed during the Cloverdale City Council meeting on June 9.