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January 19, 2026

Letters to the Editor 10-24-13

Hotel response

Letters to the Editor 10-3-13

Bussing and the Boys and Girls Club

Letters to the Editor 11-29-12

Van Jones at SSU

Riparian values

If you look at our waterways from above, you can see a rolling and flowing patchwork of managed lands and natural landscapes, including urbanized neighborhoods, agricultural fields, riparian forest, seasonal channels and open water. More and more we are seeing how our management of these lands influences the others.

Letters to the Editor 10-9-14

Misinformation

Letters to the Editor 5-17-17

Horrible decision

Letters to the editor: April 11-17

Thanks to transparent chief

Letters to the Editor 6-23-16

Restructure fees

Letters to the Editor 2-4-16

Luminarias

Commentary: Teaching for America

Last year, I was lucky enough to have been selected as Corp Member for Teach for America, a non-profit organization that places teachers in high need schools throughout the United States. My placement is in the Mississippi Delta, a region that has experienced long-standing high poverty, low graduation, and very poor college admission rates. Here, I have taught English to some wonderful students at Amanda Elzy High School in Greenwood, Mississippi. Unfortunately, many of these students are years behind grade level in a variety of subjects and often do not have the resources or opportunities that I was fortunate enough to receive in Healdsburg.
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Arts & Entertainment

Ballet Folklorico de Cloverdale

Mexican hero becomes a family legend

Local drama takes another step forward with the next play at the Raven, "Who Will Dance with Pancho Villa?" But the production, which opens on Jan. 22 for an eight-performance run, is hardly new. Gabriel Fraire and his brother John wrote it over 30 years ago and it had its first off-Broadway performance in New York in 1994.