RHNA numbers, Summer Nights on the Green and more at next council meeting
It will be a busy meeting of the Windsor Town Council at their meeting on March 17.
Library offering learning resources
This is a challenging time for our community, and the Sonoma County Library is here to help with back-to-school needs. Are you a parent of a school-age child or children? A student yourself? Maybe you want to enrich your self-learning. The library has put together a list of resources you may find useful for the school year, and beyond.Â
Stolen Windsor fire truck crashed in Healdsburg
A fire department pick-up truck from a Sonoma County Fire District (SCFD) station in Windsor was recovered following a theft that ended in a crash outside of Healdsburg.
New statewide air quality guidelines meant to keep students safe from wildfire smoke
Clear guidelines will be released to guide school districts during summer break, but questions remain
Police Log, June 9-15
Residents and others are encouraged to call Police Dispatch as needed at 707.431.3377, operational 24/7.
Monday, June 9
8:10am A 41-Year-Old (YO) woman was contacted for a welfare check by an officer at the L&M Motel on Healdsburg Avenue. She was cited and released for possession...
YWCA offers full range of services for women, children
The Healdsburg Tribune is featuring a special series on
Healdsburg city manager announces departure, last day July 3
In an announcement to the community in an afternoon Facebook post on May 4, the city of Healdsburg announced that Healdsburg City Manager David Mickaelian will be leaving his city manager role to become general manager of the Tahoe Donner Association in Truckee. Mickaelian’s last day will be July 3.
Planter project engages community members of all ages
Inspired by a fall 2020 project in Geyserville, decorated half wine barrels will be placed around town starting in May
Calls for Foppoli’s resignation increase as town explores legal avenues
Throughout the day on Thursday, April 8, calls for the resignation of Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli increased in tone and tenor throughout the county and beyond. The calls for his ouster come on the heels of an extensive San Francisco Chronicle article alleging that he had sexually assaulted at least four women over a period of nearly two decades.














