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August 18, 2026

Another perspective on the hospital

As a fellow employee and team member of Healdsburg District Hospital, I was saddened by the article that I read in The Healdsburg Tribune (Nurses protest lack of pay parity, April 2, 2015) in regards to the comments quoted by some of our employees.

Ives Pool closed for repairs

Due to mechanical issues with the Ives Pool filter system that prevent maintaining correct filtration flow requirements and proper pool temperature, Ives Pool will close temporarily starting Wednesday, Nov. 27. Closure will continue until repairs can be made.

Newsom, lawmakers agree to $600 stimulus checks plus boost for undocumented workers

As Congress hammers out President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion stimulus package, California has worked out its own plan to get more cash into the hands of struggling Californians, particularly undocumented families left out of federal assistance.

In terse meeting with Supervisors, sheriff agrees to abide by public health orders

Essick’s earlier refusals met with series of rebukes, calls for resignation

Who’s running for sheriff in Sonoma County?

Here is a list of the articles we've run on the upcoming election for sheriff, including Q and A pieces that reporter Amie Windsor has written about the people running for the office of Sonoma County Sheriff. We will add to this list as new candidates join the race.

Local vines wake up for an early “bud break”

Warm, dry February making way for a wetter March

Evelyn Mitchell announces council run

Former humane society board president to seek elected seat

Meet Michael Brooks

Michael Brooks is recognizable from the Shakespeare on the Green

Healdsburg Cops Bust Creekside Encampment

Last Thursday around 8:30am, Healdsburg police officers say they came across “multiple encampments that were littered with waste and debris” along the railroad tracks between Grove Street and Healdsburg Avenue. The camps were located just south of the community center, and “well within 150...

Free virus testing in north county this week

Corazón Healdsburg is coordinating four pop-up COVID-19 testing sites this week, in partnership with Curative Inc. Geyserville Unified School District, the Cloverdale Citrus Fair, the town of Windsor and the city of Healdsburg are all generously providing locations for the free testing. No appointment is needed, but patients can save time by pre-registering at the link provided for the location they will be visiting.
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