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Letters to the Editor: March 11, 2021

Why cultivate?

Sebastopol Police Logs, August 30-September 5

The following are crimes excerpted from Sebastopol Police Department daily crime log entries and listed at the time the alleged violation was reported.

No shoes, no shirts, no sanity?

After a smoky and dry summer and a year of pandemic shutdowns, we are (mostly) sending our kids back to school. But we’re not exactly sure what we are teaching them. We have mixed lessons about wearing a facial mask. Maybe they help limit the spread of coronavirus droplets, but do mandated masks violate our personal freedoms? At the same time, there’s an ironclad prohibition that no student may walk into a school barefooted. What’s the lesson here? Is it that risking the spread of a deadly virus is less serious than exposing one’s toes?

Editorial

Domestic violence continues to thrive in our local communities

Lunch programs fill a need during summer months

Throughout the school year, low-income students are provided free and reduced lunch throughout Sonoma County in ordinance with The National School Lunch Program (NSLP).

Prayers for Peace and Community

By Christian Kallen Candlelight illuminated the faces of some 75 people under the Plaza gazebo roof an hour after sundown on Saturday, Nov. 11. The human circle was not just present to enact the ritual of Havdalah, to begin a new week at the conclusion...

County placed on monitoring list due to rising virus cases

Sonoma County was added to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s coronavirus county watchlist Friday, July 10, joining 29 other counties in the state, according to the county’s health officer, Dr. Sundari Mase. Being placed on the watchlist is one of the first steps in a series of actions that could have certain businesses in the county shutting back down in as soon as three days, should case numbers not improve.

Swine flu alert elevated as vaccine runs behind schedule

Although the beginning to Sonoma County’s normal flu season is

Healdsburg celebrates business openings, expansions

The Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce celebrated ribbon cutting

Newly elected McGuire, Wood take seats at state capitol

Both were sworn in to office on Monday, Dec. 1
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