Twin Hills welcomes former student as new superintendent
Anna-Maria Guzmán is returning to the Twin Hills Union School District (THUSD) for what one might call the ultimate graduation.
Sebastopol service organizations, nonprofits and others gather to discuss community needs
Last week the city of Sebastopol and its economic vitality contractor, CoMission, hosted the Community Needs Summit, a gathering of representatives from local service organizations and nonprofits. The meeting featured in-depth panel discussions on food and housing, mental health and schools, environment and community enrichment, which revealed several key needs and facts.
Motorcyclist dies after crash involving two SUVs near Sebastopol
A motorcyclist died Friday morning, May 21, after a crash involving two SUVs on Occidental Road, west of High School Road, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP).
Bicyclist dies days after being hit by suspected drunk driver
One of two bicyclists struck by a suspected drunk driver on May 12 in unincorporated Sebastopol has since died, according to California Highway Patrol (CHP) Officer David deRutte.
Permit Sonoma publishes draft Winery Events Ordinance
Draft to come before the planning commission on June 3
Foppoli resigns following new allegation
Update: 3:30 p.m.: The town released a statement on social media stating it was aware of the reports that Foppoli had resigned but that the town had not yet received the word officially from Foppoli. It adds they are attempting to contact him to confirm the resignation and the effective date.
Zoning ordinance change process gets underway in Windsor
Two Windsor Town Council meetings were held on May 19, one addressing regular town business items and one a joint session between the council and the planning commission to discuss town zoning updates.
What’s going on with graduations in Cloverdale?
Cloverdale High School’s graduation and Washington School’s promotion are both moving forward with in-person celebrations, but the specifics of what it will look like will be largely dependent on where the county sits in the state’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy COVID-19 tier system.
