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Freestone Valley Ford cannabis application to be heard by supervisors

Existing operation seeking 5-year permit extension

Boil water notice issued for portions of Healdsburg

After a water main break at a construction site in Healdsburg earlier today, the State Water Resources Control Board Division of Drinking Water, the Sonoma County Health Department and the City of Healdsburg Water Department are issuing a boil water notice for portions of...

Organizers prepare to turn in signatures to recall WSCUHSD trustees

The last days of signature-gathering to recall the West Sonoma County Union High School District’s (WSCUHSD) board president and vice president have arrived, due Saturday, Aug. 28, according to Sonoma County Registrar of Voters Deva Marie Proto.

22nd Annual Russian River Car Show brings out cars galore

There wasn’t a banger in sight at the 22nd Annual Russian River Car Show in Monte Rio.

Windsor inclusionary housing ordinance back under review

At its Aug. 18 meeting, the Windsor Town Council heard a presentation by city staff regarding options for improving Windsor’s inclusionary housing ordinance, which has been criticized for hindering the development it had aimed to promote.

Cloverdale Police Logs: Aug. 16-22, 2021

MONDAY, AUG. 16

‘Keep the magic going’: New owners at the helm of Monte Rio’s theater

The new owners of Monte Rio’s theater want to revitalize the theater as west county’s community hub and are hoping to bring in farmers markets, live music, outdoor movie screenings and more.

Late night fire in downtown Guerneville damages three buildings

Three buildings caught fire on Main Street in Guerneville late Sunday night, Aug. 22, suffering major damage while the cause remains under investigation, according to Cyndi Foreman, a fire marshal for the Sonoma County Fire District.

Sebastopol senior center temporarily cancels in-person activities

In-person classes and pop-up lunch at the Sebastopol Area Senior Center will be closed through Friday, Aug. 27 to stay on the safe side as COVID-19 cases increase, according to a notice on the center’s website. The message added the center shall reopen on Monday, Aug. 30.

How are Cloverdale community members saving water?

As water use restrictions in Cloverdale tighten, people are adopting new behaviors and continuing old ones to help cut down on their residential water use.
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