Students recognized for work on Jefferson council
Before Jefferson Elementary capped off its school year, a small group of students gathered outside on the Jefferson campus for a small recognition ceremony honoring their involvement in the school’s student council.
Introducing SoCoNews
Last week’s biggest local news was about the local news. That would be us. Maybe you caught the big change, or maybe you didn’t. Let us explain further. Last week we transformed ourselves into SoCoNews and launched a great new website, unfurled a new news flag and launched a new identity. We are SoCoNews, which is short for Sonoma County Local New Initiative, our new community-based nonprofit owner. It’s more than a name change, even though our local news mission stays the same and all the people here are still on board and continuing to work harder than ever.
Reynoza appointed vice mayor
In a unanimous vote on June 16, at the beginning of Windsor’s regular town council meeting, the council selected newcomer Rosa Reynoza to be the vice mayor for the rest of 2021.
Busy agenda for additional June Windsor school board meeting
Meeting on June 17 has been added in order for district to hit mandated deadlines
Sebastopol council reviewing SPD audit on June 17
The Sebastopol City Council is holding a special meeting to receive a presentation about the city’s independent review of the Sebastopol Police Department (SPD), conducted by Jerry Threet, the retired director and founder of the Sonoma County Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review & Outreach (IOLERO). Per the report provided to the city, Threet specializes in reviewing police practices and the civilian oversight of law enforcement.
Cooling center opened at senior center, will remain open through June 18
The city of Healdsburg has opened a cooling center at the Healdsburg Senior Center at 133 Matheson St.
Healdsburg Rotary 4th of July event to return this year
The flash of yellow seen from racing rubber ducks and the smell of hot dogs will return to the Plaza on July 4 for the Rotary Club of Healdsburg Sunrise’s annual 4th of July celebration. While there will be no fireworks this year, the free, small-town event will still have other fun activities for the whole family.
CUSD holding public hearings for budget, LCAP on June 15
In the first of two meetings it has scheduled for this week, the Cloverdale Unified School District (CUSD) Board of Trustees is meeting this Wednesday, June 16 to discuss developer and facility fees and hold public hearings for developer fees, the district’s 2021-22 proposed budget and its 2021-22 Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP). The meeting begins at 6 p.m. and is being held virtually over Zoom. To view the full agenda packet, click here.
