Omicron slammed California’s workforce. Was there another way?
While COVID-19’s omicron wave appears to have crested, it leaves in its wake sick nurses and burnt out bus drivers,short-staffed hospitals and canceled surgeries, school districts scrambling for substitute teachers and grocery store cashiers forced to choose between their health and their finances.
SLIDESHOW: Healdsburg High Class of 2018 Graduation
Healdsburg High School held its 126th commencement Friday night, graduating 126 seniors at Recreation Park. Students were welcomed by Principal Bill Halliday and Senior Class President Minerva Nuñez. The Greyhound band played "Pomp and Circumstance," Lucinda Carroll sang the National Anthem and student speakers included Lola Plum, Celia Pérez Isquierdo and Emma Esquivel. The keynote address was by HHS English teacher John Linker. After the ceremony, students threw their mortarboard hats in the air and embraced family and friends.
Suspect in Rohnert Park homicide is from Windsor
Two suspects have been arrested in relation to a homicide at the Park Ridge Apartments in Rohnert Park, and one of them is from Windsor.
Sculpture trail is celebrating International Sculpture Day on April 24
Zoom interviews, write-ups will honor local ceramicist Joe Hawley
Exhibit explores west county’s suffragist history
Virtual tour available while museums are closed due to state health order
World-renowned artist designs Russian River Creative Reopening installations
Welcoming messages for businesses and principles of pandemic safety have arrived in a series of art installations throughout the Russian River area by Jim Isermann, part-time local and world-famous artist. The project was a business match made in a diner for Bob Pullum, creative director of the “Creative ReOpening Project” of the Russian River and Monte Rio Chambers of Commerce.
