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May 31, 2026

Murky Creeks? Help Keep them Clear

Ask any child what is in a creek and they will reply, “water.” Ask them to take a look at the creek water after a rainstorm and they will change their answer to “dirt.” In California's North Coast, there is so much “dirt” in local rivers, streams, and creeks that 61 percent of our waterways are considered impaired for sediment by regional regulators.

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Gateway to College is great

Letters to the Editor 11-28-13

Moving on, saying goodbye and thank you

Letters to the Editor 11-28-13

World War II Memorial

Words to give by

This is Thanksgiving week and along with the turkey, cranberries and other fixings, usually comes another tradition — a Thanksgiving message written in this space for our local readers. The editorial always urges everyone to not only count their own blessings but to reach out to those who have unmet needs for food, shelter or personal security.

Letters to the Editor 11-28-13

Webster’s contributions

Letters to the Editor 11-28-13

Gateway value

Letters to the Editor

Slow down

Letters to the Editor 11-21-13

Look into our hearts

What’s the price of all this beauty?

My Indiana friend sent a photo of her dazzling ruby-colored backyard. For your fall fix, she wrote. A California friend visiting Maine posted golden leaves on Facebook and happily reported it blustery enough for gloves and scarves.
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Arts & Entertainment

Fans at the Ramble

The Ramble finds its place on the local calendar

The first weekend in June is becoming unofficially known as Ramble Weekend, as BloodRoot Wines continues its quixotic effort to make Healdsburg a waystation on the alt-rock circuit. Scheduled just two weeks after “the other BR,” Bottle Rock, the one-day-plus music festival will again take over the extensive lawn at Abel de Luna Community Center on Saturday, June 6.