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Cloverdale Fire Logs: June 21-27, 2021

MONDAY, JUNE 21

Macdonald named volunteer firefighter of the year

Reserve firefighter who started in finance joined to help community

Police Log, June 16-22

Police carry the torch
Members of city staff and Healdsburg Police run 3.25 miles through Healdsburg, ending at the Memorial Bridge on June 23, 2025. Plus the usual slew of bad behavior from the department's dispatch desk...

Healdsburg Police Logs: Oct. 4-10, 2021

MONDAY, OCT. 4

Police Log, April 29 – May 5

Police Station
P:olice are still looking for a 29-year-old man suspected of slashing tires at the Community Center and possibly stabbing someone... This and other reports from local Police listed every week in the Tribune.

Local groundwater/pumping company acquired in business deal

Long time Healdsburg customers of Groundwater Pump & Well can expect to receive the same service moving forward despite the recent takeover of the local company by a nationwide, pump, service and repair company, PumpMan, which acquired Groundwater earlier this July in a business buyout.

Postal union fights to keep local processing center open

Consolidation of processing centers threatens services

Sebastopol’s Rotarians, Arts Center and VFW Post handing out holiday meal boxes on Christmas Eve

The Rotary Clubs of Sebastopol, the Main Club and the Sunrise clubs will be unable to host its annual community all-comers Christmas dinner this year and instead club members, along with the Rotary Club of Sebastopol, the Sebastopol Center for the Arts and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3919 will be assembling Holiday Food Boxes for free distribution on Christmas Eve at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts (282 S. High Street, Sebastopol.) Also supporting the giveaway is the Gold Ridge VFW Post.

Ballot endorsements, urgency housing ordinance up for council discussion

The Cloverdale City Council has an arduous agenda for its meeting this Wednesday, Oct. 14. The council will be reviewing and considering endorsing a small handful of ballot measures and propositions on the November ballot, considering adopting an urgency ordinance extending temporary housing standards and considering canceling its Nov. 25 and Dec. 23 meetings.

Living wage ordinance a good first step

In December, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved a $15 per hour living-wage ordinance. The legislation will increase wages for approximately 1,200 workers employed by the county and large county contractors — including park aids, animal care, security, janitorial, landscape, mental health, recycling and other low-wage workers.
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