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January 23, 2026

LETTER: Too little, too late?

EDITOR: Proud politicians have created the California Global

Cause of Kincade Fire under investigation

Despite the ongoing public safety power shutoff (PSPS) program, there is a possibility of a PG&E transmission line being responsible for sparking the Kincade Fire, and investigations are ongoing.

District looking at possible January start to hybrid learning

Future is contingent on the county’s virus statistics

Deadlock continues as no decision is reached on filling council vacancy

The Dec.16 meeting of the Windsor Town Council ended much like the previous one, with the council still deadlocked on how to fill the vacant council seat left when Dominic Foppoli was elected as the town’s at-large mayor.

Design standards and union agreements at next council meeting

The meeting of the Windsor Town Council on Nov. 4 will have two parts: the first starting at 6 p.m. will be a quick vote on a series of consent items, and the second, starting at the close of the first, is a study session with the Planning Commission on Multi-Family Residential Objective Design Standards.

Cloverdale police reopen Geer murder investigation

The Cloverdale Police Department (CPD) is reopening the rape and murder case of Sara Ann Geer, a13-year-old Cloverdale resident who was found dead behind a Main Street apartment building on May 24, 1982. 

Lawsuit challenges validity of WSCUHSD board’s vote to consolidate

The Community Alliance for Responsible Education (CARE) announced its lawsuit against the West Sonoma County Union High School District (WSCUHSD) on April 22, alleging the district violated the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) to pave the way for the March 10 vote to consolidate El Molino and Analy high schools.

Whooping cough epidemic hits county

Healdsburg at forefront of county pre-K vaccinations

Sebastopol planning commission makeup under review

The Sebastopol Planning Commission is facing a different question of design — itself.

Healdsburg Forever celebrates $160,000 in grants, honors Hafner

A rainy night didn’t deter nearly 200 donors and nonprofit leaders from gathering in Healdsburg at SHED to celebrate local philanthropy and to honor Mary Hafner for her steadfast leadership and support of the Healdsburg Forever Fund.
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