Editorial

Our editorials written here each week seek to refrain from making brash edicts or direct ultimatums. But this week we are making an exception.

Ten years ago this month, more than 100 Healdsburg Peace Project members and supporters gathered on the Plaza to protest the threat of a U.S. invasion of Iraq.  The protesters believed that the U.S. had no right to invade a sovereign country and that the reasons for war given to the American people were lies. History eventually confirmed this, and the price paid has been horrible.

Editor: I first met with Mike McGuire at a community meeting at

We are a group of Healdsburg residents who represent a variety of political affiliations and opinions. But we are united in our belief that Healdsburg residents, City Council, City staff, and employee unions need to work together NOW to solve the financial/pension crisis that Healdsburg, like so many other communities, is facing.

Editor: This is a letter of thanks to two beautiful young ladies

Teaming with fish

Bullies in town hall

Love and support

The late Ernie Rapley was an old time newsman. He worked for the

Responsible water management