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February 12, 2026

Open Mic: The Secret of Staying Afloat in City Politics

Jeff Kay
"The work of Healdsburg’s city staff is inherently apolitical, but staying above the fray can be a challenge during a contentious election season like the one we are all enduring. I’ve worked through a lot of elections, but the tone of this one—both locally and nationally—has at times been discouraging..." So writes Healdsburg City Manager Jeff Kay in this opinion column...

Letters to the Editor for April 8, 2021

Chavez is the man for the job

Letters to the Editor 12-18-14

Naked, ceramic woman a casualty of the storm

Teacher equity

Since the June 10th ruling in the education-equity case, Vergara v. California by Judge Rolf M. Treu, where he essentially agreed with the plaintiffs—nine California students—that the state’s laws governing teacher tenure and dismissal unfairly saddle disadvantaged and minority students with weaker teachers, tenure reform has become a hot-button item.

A new year’s jury

July 1 — today— marks both the halfway mark through the current

Healdsburg Local Joins Tribune, Weeklys Staff

Last month, Healdsburg native Simone Wilson joined the Healdsburg Tribune team as a staff writer and senior product manager. She will send out an email newsletter about Healdsburg a few times per week, containing a quick synopsis of everything you need to know about...

Letters to the Editor, Dec. 13, 2018

An open letter to the city council

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Volunteers and funding

Letter: Property grab by enviros

Editor: Quite clearly the attempt by environmentalists to

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Ceres benefit invitation
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Arts & Entertainment

Christine Webster plays the blues

Turning music into magic

“This revolution is different—it is a disruption of creativity," said Nolan Gasser. "So now you can actually create a poem, or an image created or a video created or a piece of music created by artificial intelligence, just by a prompt."