Sebastopol City Council to consider changes to planning commission makeup
The scope of the Sebastopol City Council’s March 16 meeting at 6 p.m. over Zoom reaches from a waste reduction Senate bill, potential changes to the Planning Commission’s composition to a request to sponsor a modified Gravenstein Apple Fair and a lot more.
Desk giveaway brings together seniors, students and at-home studying
On March 13, 26 lucky students in the Windsor Unified School District took home a brand new desk to help them with their at-home learning. The desks were made by local woodworkers and were being donated free of charge to Windsor students in need. The giveaway took place at the Windsor High School loop, socially distanced for safety. Students in grades K through 12 were eligible.
North county and Cloverdale fire districts seeking increased consolidation, county funding support
Combined district would take over Fitch Mountain, west rural Healdsburg areas
Here’s why your electricity prices are high and soaring
California’s electricity prices are among the highest in the country, new research says, and those costs are falling disproportionately on a customer base that’s already struggling to pay their bills.
The next WUSD meeting will be a lengthy one, but full of important information
There are 16 agenda items for the next meeting of the Windsor Unified School District (WUSD) meeting of the Board of Trustees on March 16, and that doesn’t include consent items, opening items or closing items. But, with schools gearing up to welcome back students, budgets due and contract negotiations opening, there’s a lot to get done.
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.
Cali teacher is Teacher of the Month
According to an announcement from the Sonoma County Office of Education (SCOE), Pedro De Luna, a first-grade teacher at Cali Calmecac Language Academy in the Windsor Unified School District, has been named Sonoma County Teacher of the Month for February 2021.
Picture book tackles courage in the face of danger
Cloverdalian’s debut book was released in December
Sonoma County to move to red tier on March 14
After months of living in the state’s most stringent tier of the color-coded, four-tiered Blueprint for a Safer Economy, Sonoma County will finally get to move into the red tier at 12:01 a.m. on Sunday, March 14.
