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August 14, 2026

Medical pot exempted from smoking ordinance

SEBASTOPOL – Medical marijuana will not be subject to the city’s

Ebola in 2014 compared to another deadly virus 60 years ago

It is hard to believe, but in 1954, a deadly virus in the United States scared families, changed behaviors, and led to some panicky behavior, somewhat like Ebola is doing now. It was called by some a “plague” and it was said that the greatest fear of Americans in the 1950s were the atomic bomb and this illness. It would kill 8,000 people in the first years of the 1950s, and it would generally target young, healthy kids.  If it did not kill someone, it might cause significant paralysis, even to the point of that person not being able to walk, or lift an arm, or even to breathe.  And that paralysis could be permanent.

City moves ahead with relocation assistance

The city is moving ahead with its relocation assistance ordinance.

Healdsburg Police and Fire Logs, July 10-July 16

Healdsburg Police Log

County seeking input on use of PG&E lawsuit funds

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors is asking the public to voice their opinions on what to do with funds from a lawsuit against Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) following the October 2017 fires.

2024 Lineup for Healdsburg ‘Tuesdays in the Plaza’

The lineup was just announced for Tuesdays in the Plaza, a warm-weather public ceremony for almost four decades now. And just like for the FFA parade, you'd better get your chairs out there early. Christian Kallen, news editor of the Healdsburg Tribune, described the...

Parents of soldiers overseas band together for support

Windsor chapter of 'Operation Mom' forms to send care

Healdsburg council OKs revised roof design and schematic for long-awaited community pavilion project

In a unanimous motion made by the Healdsburg City Council on Aug. 16, the revised roof design for the Foley Family Community Pavilion on North Street was approved, launching the project into the CEQA and design review phase.

Rallying to reopen

A group of student and parent demonstrators met outside of Cloverdale High School on Feb. 17 to show support for reopening schools. Signs being held by demonstrators emphasized the toll that extended distance learning has had on student mental health, and mentioned prioritizing students over teachers unions.

Junior High Boosters seeking more volunteers

Group is in search of treasurer and secretary
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