School board to consider approval of equity and anti-racism policies
Board will also consider approval of teacher, employee union contracts, district budget and LCAP
Alumni and community rally against renaming Analy High School
The realization that the planned consolidation of Analy and El Molino high schools this fall marks the end of Analy’s 113-year legacy has set in for its alumni and other community members and they’re not having it.
Will California’s eviction moratorium be extended beyond June 30?
For the third time during the pandemic, California legislators have pushed off a huge, looming question to the last minute: Will the state shield tenants from eviction?
Budget talks continue at June 21 council meeting
The Sebastopol City Council is meeting on Monday for a special city council meeting, continuing its budget discussions and holding a public hearing for its 2021-22 Capital Improvement Plan. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. For agenda information, as well as the Zoom link for the meeting, click here.
Healdsburg council considering proposed West Plaza Parking Lot wine and food event
At their next meeting on June 21, the Healdsburg City Council will consider a request from SD Media Productions for the use of the West Plaza Parking Lot for a proposed three-day Sonoma County food and wine tasting event in 2022.
Sebastopol looks to pull from reserves to cover deficit spending in 2021-22
The Sebastopol City Council and the community in attendance got to see at least some of the facts and figures in the proposed city budget for the upcoming fiscal year, 2021-22, at the June 15 city council meeting’s public hearing.
Cloverdale school board finalizing budget, LCAP
Board will also consider addendums to the lease leaseback agreements for Measure H construction projects, and CA Dashboard information
Healdsburg Letters to the Editor: June 17, 2021
A message to the Healdsburg community from Mayor Evelyn Mitchell
Commentary: Eight water conservation tips and tricks
On average, each Californian uses about 85 gallons of water every day, but it depends on the season. In winter months, it’s as low as 60 gallons per day and in summer months, it’s as high as 110 gallons per day. That’s between 12 and 22 of those 5‑gallon water cooler jugs, every day for every person. About a quarter of that water literally gets flushed down the toilet. More than half comes from faucets, showers and appliances.
How are Healdsburg’s new water conservation measures being enforced?
Under the city of Healdsburg’s stage 3 emergency water conservation mandates, which were approved by the city council on June 7, those who continuously violate the rules could face a fine of up to $1,000, according to the Healdsburg Utility Department.
