Town and police release joint statement on Floyd killing and use of force
On June 6, the Windsor Town Council and Windsor Police Chief released a statement on the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers and outlining the use of force policies in effect for Windsor’s force.
Fitch Mountain Park repairs underway
UPDATE: The Healdsburg Community Services Department announced yesterday afternoon, Sunday, April 14, that Fitch Mountain Park and Open Space Preserve is now open.
Finding and curating sculptures for the Cloverdale Sculpture Trail
This is part of a series on the making of the Cloverdale Sculpture Trail.
Around the World in 20 Blocks celebrates global cuisine in Windsor
Since traveling the world has become difficult this year, the Windsor Chamber of Commerce invites visitors to enjoy cuisine from around the globe while enjoying a colorful exhibit created by local artists. “Around the World in 20 Blocks” will bring together food and art throughout the town, and hopefully drive some pandemic-safe local dining.
USDA brings back recovery and assistance programs for local farms, ranches
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is reminding Sonoma County farmers and ranchers that disaster assistance and recovery programs are available through the Farm Service Agency (FSA).
Former Sebastopol mayor pleads not guilty to child sexual assault charges
Trigger warning: This article contains details of sexual assault that may be disturbing to readers and to sexual assault survivors.
Police Log, Feb. 5-11
Petty theft, arguing couples, random graffiti and a pedestrian under the influence are a few of the transgressions reported to Healdsburg Police earlier this month.
