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Healdsburg
August 12, 2026

A cold winter, good for all souls

Instead of our usual Winter Lite we have been experiencing record cold. A cold snap, they call it. Nothing as punishing as in other parts of the country. A Kansan might poo-poo how we fret over our lemon tree, tucked in like a dowager on a cruise ship. A New Englander might not share my delight in how my neighbor’s frosted roof glimmers in the dawn.

Foppoli and Fudge still out in front as vote tallies are updated

Sonoma County voting numbers were updated on Nov. 13 and while the outcomes in Windsor haven’t changed, the numbers have shifted slightly. The final count will be certified on Dec.1.

Healdsburg Police, Sheriff, and Fire Logs, Mar. 19-25

The following are excerpted from Healdsburg Police Department daily log entries and the log entries of the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department for the Healdsburg area.

Healdsburg Education Foundation welcomes new director

The Healdsburg Education Foundation (HEF) has a new leader at the helm.

Heirloom Expo returns for another year of pure food and education

For the eighth year in a row the Heirloom Expo returns to Sonoma County, with three packed days of food, education and fun, Sept. 10 through 12. The celebration of small-scale, organic and sustainable farming returns with a variety of new displays, new speakers and some new vendors.

Transportation measure, among several Nov. 3 tax questions

Voters asked to support early renewal of ¼-cent sales tax for roads and transit

‘Historic Pact’ Signed Regarding Healdsburg’s Water Source

We’ve all been hearing some pretty scary things over the past few weeks about important land-stewardship projects across California losing their federal funding and support — national park and forest maintenance, wildfire prevention programs and more. But there’s one ongoing environmental initiative with big implications for Healdsburg’s...

Geyserville Fall Colors Festival & Vintage Car Show

Scarecrows, music, pancakes and pumpkins set for Oct. 25

Tragic weekend reminds that the Sonoma coast can be dangerous

The Sonoma County coastline proved its perilous nature again when Michael Wyman, 40, of Petaluma, died Jan. 3 after a large wave pulled him and his two young children out to sea near Goat Rock in Jenner.
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