Little Saint, restaurant and arts gathering place, finally set to open this summer in old SHED building
Little Saint, a plant-based restaurant and cafe, wine shop and arts gathering space, is set to open later this summer in the former 10,000 square foot SHED property on West North Street.
Housekeeping to close out the year at WUSD meeting
The May 18 meeting of the Windsor Unified School District Board of Trustees will feature a lot of housekeeping items as the school year comes to a close.
Purse theft in Windsor leads to arrest
On May 14, the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office announced that detectives had arrested a Santa Rosa woman after stealing a purse from a shopping cart in Windsor.
Council to ponder fate of controversial Verizon cell tower proposal, new citywide flag policy
Correction: Camille Jones submitted the petition and its signatures on behalf of the signees, resident Brad Drexler authored the petition, not Camille Jones.
Cloverdale council to hold application process to fill vacancy
The Cloverdale City Council unanimously decided to have a recent council vacancy filled via a public application process, foregoing a special election that the city said would cost between $16,000 and $26,500. The council seat belonged to former council member Jason Turner, who stepped down from his post on May 4 following a professional opportunity.
Vegetation fire under old Healdsburg train bridge quickly contained by fire crews
A fully involved vegetation fire broke out under the old train trellis bridge near the Syar Industries property in Healdsburg in the early morning hours of May 14.
KRCB expands its reach with 104.9 FM
On Friday, May 14, Sonoma County’s public radio station KRCB FM began broadcasting on a new frequency: 104.9 FM.
Most prison staff refuse COVID vaccine
His answer was crystal clear: “No. Never will.” That’s how a prison guard at California Rehabilitation Center in Norco feels about taking the COVID-19 vaccine, and he’s not alone.
‘We need you to lean in with us’: Gore talks homelessness
In a far-ranging conversation about the homeless in Sonoma County, Sonoma County Supervisor James Gore made several things clear: it’s time for action, everyone will be a part of bearing the burden, the time for “not in my backyard” mentality has passed and that if these things cost him an election, it’s a price he’s willing to pay.
Regular and special town council, planning commission meetings on May 19
On May 19, there will be a joint meeting of the town council and planning commission directly on the heels of a regular town council meeting. The meetings are not directly related, but will take place sequentially over Zoom and other broadcast channels.
