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September 17, 2025

Commentary: Cultivating cannabis in Sonoma County

The Sonoma County Supervisors are considering an update to the county cannabis cultivation ordinance. It would allow for ministerial permits for cultivation through the agricultural commissioner, if one qualifies, instead of a 3-5-year public hearing process. Staff has come up with very restrictive policy, and documented no significant environmental impacts due to the limited amount of potential available acreage.

Letters to the Editor: Sept. 17, 2020

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The Lambda COVID variant is in California: 5 things to know

A new COVID-19 variant — named lambda — has arrived in California.

Mike Hilber challenges Lynda Hopkins in 5th District supervisor race

Mike Hilber is a classic outsider candidate, a populist that rails against both taxes and the outsized influence of money in politics — though “rails” is perhaps too strong a word for the reticent and soft-spoken Hilber, who is an engineer by training and temperament.

Council takes first step to approve inclusionary zoning

Ordinance would require projects to include affordable

App seeks to bridge care gap for wildfire survivors

The wildfires of 2017 left behind more than just physical damage to people and property, they left behind mental scars that have affected people beyond just those who lost homes or loved ones. In the wake of the fires, the Wildfire Mental Health Collaborative (WMHC) sprung up to provide support to anyone struggling in the aftermath.

HUSD hopes to begin required ethnic studies course next year

The Healdsburg Unified School District (HUSD) is pursuing the implementation of a district-wide ethnic studies program as well as a required one-semester ethnic studies course for all freshman students starting as soon as next year.

West County High School: a back-to-school for the books in Sebastopol

Teens headed to West County High School in Sebastopol this week are in for another year in the school of life, marking two years since student were able to have a traditional first day of school.

Mequity at the library, making free and equal access to menstrual supplies “a norm”

Equal access to menstrual hygiene products

BurtoNZ Bakery products hitting Geyserville

Bobbi and Warren Burton have been pumping out baked goods at their local shop BurtoNZ Bakery in Windsor for more than five years. Their products have been tasted throughout the area in towns such as Cloverdale and Healdsburg and can be found in places like Amy’s Wicked Slush and Shelton’s Natural Food Market.
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