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Analy to offer Spanish for Spanish Speakers

February 12, 2020

Starting this fall, Analy High School will offer a Spanish for Spanish Speakers class for the first time in its history.

An international bike team is coming to town

February 19, 2020

Youth cycling team trains in Healdsburg, makes Mill District its home base

New funds OK’d for Dry Creek work

April 17, 2013

Sonoma County Supervisors approved spending more than $4 million this week on a new phase of the ongoing Dry Creek habitat restoration project they hope will help bring back the Russian River’s native fish population.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

October 21, 2009

Congrats to Big John’s

Holy innocents

December 26, 2012

December 25 is, of course, Christmas Day, the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. Christians believe that this birth is the turning point, the very center of human history. From it we count the years forward and backward, B.C., before Christ, and A.D., Anno Domini, Year of our Lord. We believe that the baby born in Bethlehem is Emmanuel, God with us, fully human from the flesh of His Mother Mary, and fully God by the power of the Holy Spirit. We also know, along with this and because of this, that every birth is sacred. Carl Sandburg, in his uniquely down to earth way, said that a baby is God’s opinion that life should go on. When my older brother’s first child was born he called me in the middle of the night to tell me that his son’s birth, at which he was present, was the closest thing to a miracle he had ever seen. I had the joy of witnessing the births of my five children and I agree with Carl Sandburg and my brother and certainly with Mary and Joseph. Birth is a miracle, it is God’s opinion, it is God with us.

Attend the summit

September 30, 2009

— Rollie Atkinson

Carrying the torch of freedom

October 7, 2009

Newspapers have been publishing in this land longer than there

A farming county

August 5, 2009

— Rollie Atkinson

Why isn’t California’s economy adding jobs faster?

December 7, 2021

As the coronavirus pandemic shows no signs of ending, California is still recovering from the most damaging recession since the Great Depression. By October, California had regained only about two-thirds of the 2.7 million jobs lost in the early months of the pandemic.

Meet a Sonoma County business that’s bringing goats to Fitch Mountain

July 20, 2021

Chasin Goat Grazing, a family-owned business based out of Santa Rosa, has been providing goat grazing services to Sonoma County government agencies, businesses and residents since 2016, and now around 220 of their goats are on Fitch Mountain performing important wildfire fuels management work.