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Scattered across the Sebastopol City Council’s Oct. 19 agenda are several items with the potential to define the city in its policing practices, economic relaunch, energy efficiency and water conservation and more. The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. over Zoom. The agenda and Zoom link are available here.

Time is running out, but it’s not too late to snag a ticket to this year’s Aged to Perfection benefit bonanza this weekend. Tickets cost $125, covering entry, food and drinks and the last day to buy one is Thursday, Oct. 21.

Cloverdale racks up 492 rushing yards in dominant performance

The Healdsburg school board will receive several reports and presentations at its next meeting on Oct. 20, including a report on transitional kindergarten, the social/emotional learning (SEL) report card and the Healdsburg Unified School District’s (HUSD) Title I and Title II programs.

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

The Healdsburg Museum recently opened a new in-person exhibit, its first since the COVID-19 pandemic, that looks back at the native peoples who have called the area home for countless generations.

The Healdsburg City Council will consider adopting the Healdsburg 2020 Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP) along with an update to the city’s water shortage contingency plan at its next council meeting on Oct. 18. The council will also consider adopting a resolution to submit a joint application for Project Homekey.

Less than two weeks into fundraising, the Sebastopol Police Department (SPD) met its goal of gathering $2,500 for the North Bay Cancer Alliance (NBCA) — as a result, Sebastopol Police Chief Kevin Kilgore dyed his hair pink.

What an ideal Morris Street in Sebastopol would look like for bikers, drivers, current RV residents and nearby businesses is a key question asked and yet to be answered. More specifically, the question posed during an Oct. 5 Sebastopol City Council meeting was whether to modify the city’s bike plan and replace the bike lanes with sharrows. 

Several Sonoma County schools are reviewing school rules, expectations and social media decorum with students following a new social media trend on TikTok that encourages students to partake in various challenges that inspire vandalism and other inappropriate behavior.