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Supervisor candidates will debate in Windsor on May 11

May 7, 2010

Residents will have an opportunity to hear Supervisor candidates

Cloverdale Fire Logs: Jan. 11-17

January 20, 2021

MONDAY, JAN. 11

Letter: Off to school

August 10, 2006

Editor: This is a letter of goodbye and thank you! I am excited

Letters to the Editor, July 11

July 10, 2019

River lovers deserve better access

Lots of fuss is being made about presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s email problems. We know it’s really only about politics, so we tried to ignore it. But then we wondered whether the former U.S. Secretary of State might be having some of the same email troubles the rest of us have suffered. After all, who hasn’t hit the ‘send’ button at the wrong time to the wrong address? Violating national security is one thing. What about sending a message to the wrong girlfriend? What if you forget and accidently hit ‘reply all’? That never ends up good, does it?

Pool and Spa Maintenance

May 1, 2013

Summer will soon be upon us. Though spring cleaning gets us all ready for the summer season, pool and spa owners face a special set of cleaning and maintenance tasks. Improper discharge of pool/spa water and the chemicals in it into streets or storm drains can have an impact on streams and rivers. The following steps can help keep your pool or spa clean and functioning for recreational use without harming the environment:

School district working on new, three-year LCAP plan

May 6, 2021

Plan blends old goals from last year with new goals and initiatives

Sebastopol giving out compost March 12

February 28, 2022

The Sebastopol Climate Action Committee is hosting an organic compost giveaway on Saturday March 12. This free event is open to the public, compliments of the City of Sebastopol, Sebastopol Climate Action Committee, Zero Waste Sonoma and Napa Recycling & Waste Services.

WSCUHSD board to host regular meeting at former El Molino campus

October 13, 2021

The upcoming West Sonoma County Union High School District board meeting takes up multiple items that not only tell where the district has been but set some of the conditions of its near future.