Editorial

A national opinion poll this week found that 67 percent of the

“May you live in interesting times” is an ancient curse that has

The future of Healdsburg’s fire fighting services could look very different from what we all have become used to over many previous decades. The fire trucks and the siren alarms will be the same and the volunteer and paid emergency and safety teams will likely remain in place. But who is in charge, and how everything gets paid for could change dramatically.

Do you claim to be a Democrat, Republican or do you “decline to

Pride in Public Service

On July 11th the Healdsburg Transportation Advisory Commission called a special meeting to decide whether it should recommend that the city council approve or deny a commercial lease and concession agreement with Robert Markwood for a non commercial operator certified flight instruction and airplane rental service at the Healdsburg Municipal Airport.

I thank both Anna Darden and Wayne Rogers for their responses,

In just two weeks we will turn our calendars to a new year as we