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January 23, 2026

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Learning from tragedy

Healdsburg Police and Sheriff’s Log

The following are excerpted from the daily logs of the Healdsburg Police Department and the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Department.

LETTER: Extraordinary generosity

Editor: This year, as in years past, the Windsor Fire Protection

Turner stepping down from Cloverdale City Council

Cloverdale Mayor Jason Turner announced Tuesday morning, May 4, that he’ll be stepping down from the Cloverdale City Council following an opportunity to expand his skills in his professional career.

Measure B forum talks tourism versus services and schools

The Sonoma County League of Women Voters hosted a forum devoted to discussing the pros and cons of the two measures on the ballot for west county voters in March. The first, Measure A, asks voters to approve a $48 parcel tax for West Sonoma County Union High School District (WSCUHSD) and the other, Measure B, asks voters to approve a 4% increase to west county’s transient occupancy tax for hotels and short-term rentals to help support west county schools and fire districts.

On-ramp, lane closures during 101 repairs

Beginning this week, Caltrans is at work on a month-long repair project on Highway 101 at the Russian River Bridge.

A half century of nursing student scholarships paused by COVID-19 pandemic

Some community organizations have been doing their good work for various charity causes for so long that the “younger” members are closer to age 65 than a decade or two beyond. Such is the case of the local veteran’s group, the Sonoma County Voiture No. 338 of the 40&8.

Letters to the Editor 4-30-15

Thank you Cafe Noto Bell Village activists

Photo gallery: Trunks and Treats

On Oct. 30 Windsor Middle School became the spooky backdrop for a Trunk or Treat put on by WMS and Chicano Truckin’.The line of cars snaked all the way down Brooks and Foothill Roads, backing up traffic as families excited for the opportunity to have some festive fun lined up for their trip through the parking lot. Families stayed in their cars, as members of Chicano Truckin’ and the staff of WMS delivered socially-distanced treats through the windows. The event was free, but donations were accepted and the event raised over $1,000 for future programs at WMS.

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