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November 29, 2025

School cruelty

For some, August can seem the cruelest month because it means it

LETTER: Apology for incorrect criticism

Editor: I must apologize for not obtaining all

Note to our readers: Change is good

For more than 150 years, the Healdsburg Tribune has been showing up on your doorstep and in your mailbox. We know you look forward to holding it in your hands and reading the latest news about your community.

No on Measure A

In Measure A, Sonoma County voters are being asked to approve yet another general purpose sales tax. Members of the County Board of Supervisors and others out on the stump are promoting Measure A as a “roads tax” that if approved would be spent 90 percent for road repairs and 10 percent for public transit items such as free bus passes for students, seniors and veterans. Unfortunately, the ballot language itself belies a different intent. The plain language of Measure A identifies a list of spending objectives starting with public safety and concluding with the troublesome catchall “other essential services.” Roads don’t even top the list.

LETTER: Awesome production

Editor: Bravo, Windsor High School Jaguar

Commentary: How did we get here?

When we look at Healdsburg today, how did it become what we see? Harmon Heald gave us an incredible gift when he placed the Plaza in the center of his town. People suggest the American Institute of Architects (AIA) R/UDAT study of 1982 turned the city toward tourism and wine.

LETTER: Fix our pool — now

Editor: Two high schools share one swimming pool in the heart of

LETTER: Bone marrow thanks

Editor: We would like to thank the 54 new members of the

Secrets

Lately, a lot of secrets have been revealed and big questions

Letters to the Editor: Oct. 22

Regarding the Guerneville Post Office
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Arts & Entertainment

The Klezmatics

Klezmatics return to Healdsburg for the Holidays

Topo, in Fiddler on the Roof, was a Klezmer musician, “schlepping his way from shtetl to shtetl… a distinctive image of pre-war Jewish life in the Ashkenazi communities of Eastern Europe,” according to worldmusic.net.