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Letters to the Editor 11-29-12

First-class voters

October 13, 2010

Usually when things are made too easy for us we begin to take

What happened?

March 21, 2012

I am writing this letter to the community and to the remaining board members of the Healdsburg Animal Shelter. I am a former board member as is my husband George Dutton.

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.

December 20, 2018

He went by a single name, “Spence,” and was equally singular in his focus on community and a very large circle of friends in his adopted hometown of Healdsburg. His full name was Donald Lamarion Spence and he died Dec. 13 after a long fight against lung cancer. He was 56. A large portion of his circle of friends held a candlelight memorial in the city’s Plaza last Friday, Dec. 14.

Letters to the Editor 9-4-14

September 3, 2014

Home Depot gives back

Keep it to yourself

March 10, 2010

Editor: Stan Gold of Petaluma’s intervention into the Fourth

Marketing wineries

November 26, 2014

With a 30-year professional background in the local wine industry, including marketing positions at leading Sonoma-Napa wineries, as well as directing tasting rooms and wine clubs, and organizing special events by the score, I would like to make some observations in the context of the current debate over special events at Sonoma County wineries.

June 17, 2021

Last week’s biggest local news was about the local news. That would be us. Maybe you caught the big change, or maybe you didn’t. Let us explain further. Last week we transformed ourselves into SoCoNews and launched a great new website, unfurled a new news flag and launched a new identity. We are SoCoNews, which is short for Sonoma County Local New Initiative, our new community-based nonprofit owner. It’s more than a name change, even though our local news mission stays the same and all the people here are still on board and continuing to work harder than ever.

January 13, 2021

Work continues for Healdsburg Forever

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Greyhounds leap, race into T&F season

Spring break interrupts Greyhound sports

Greyhounds take North Coast Section D-5 title

Lady Hounds have eyes on the prize

Calendar: March 19-27

Ramble returns to Healdsburg June 6

Who will win Oscars this year? Read our predictions

CALENDAR: March 13-17

Greyhounds leap, race into T&F season

Spring break interrupts Greyhound sports

Greyhounds take North Coast Section D-5 title

Lady Hounds have eyes on the prize

Calendar: March 19-27

Ramble returns to Healdsburg June 6

Who will win Oscars this year? Read our predictions

CALENDAR: March 13-17

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Letters to the Editor 11-29-12

What is the plan?

First-class voters

What happened?

Letters to the Editor 9-8-16

Teacher equity

Donald Lamarion Spence, 1962-2018

Letters to the Editor 9-4-14

Keep it to yourself

Marketing wineries

Introducing SoCoNews

Letters to the Editor: Jan. 13, 2020

Arts & Entertainment

Calendar: March 19-27

Ramble returns to Healdsburg June 6

Who will win Oscars this year? Read our predictions

CALENDAR: March 13-17

Fundraiser: Canapés for a cause