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August 18, 2026

Veterans move into completed affordable housing project

Residents are moving into Veterans Village, an affordable housing project in Windsor geared toward veterans experiencing homeless or who are at risk of homelessness that was partially funded by the town council.

2 Healdsburg Juveniles Arrested With Loaded Firearm

On Tuesday, April 18, at about 3:40pm, Healdsburg Police responded to a call regarding suspicious individuals wearing hoodies with blue bandanas covering their faces on the 400 block of Grove Street. Healdsburg Police had responded to an incident the day before at a nearby apartment...

Love in the time of coronavirus

April Karr and Dack Thompson got married on Saturday, March 21, on the backyard deck of her parent’s home in Sebastopol with a host of friends and family in attendance via the magic of the meeting technology known as Zoom. It was Sebastopol’s first Zoom wedding, though probably, in the time of coronavirus, not its last.

CalFire feeling ‘cautiously optimistic’ about progress

Updated Wednesday, Aug. 26, 7:30 a.m. —

Will travel and tourism return with California reopening?

When COVID-19 shut down businesses and travel across the U.S., communities such as Anaheim that rely heavily on entertainment and tourism were some of the hardest hit. Hotel occupancy taxes, which accounts for more than half the city’s budget, plummeted 90% between 2019 and 2020.

Healdsburg police looking into Ward Street shooting

Healdsburg police are trying to gather more information following an apparent double shooting that took place on July 8.

Nonprofits get a helping hand from Healdsburg Forever

Healdsburg Forever, a regional nonprofit affiliate of Community Foundation Sonoma County, issued a total of $80,000 in emergency grants to six local nonprofits in an effort to help support organizations that are having to ramp up their services to meet increased food, shelter and health care needs.

Operation Access provides surgery to low income patients

A local rancher will get his medical needs met pro bono thanks

Kids’ Corner: New fiction at the Cloverdale Regional Library

Editor’s Note: Kids’ Corner is a new monthly column written by the Cloverdale Regional Library’s children’s services librarian. The column will feature reviews of new children’s books that you can find at the library.
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