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Police seize marijuana plants

March 7, 2011

The Healdsburg Police Department seized more than 650 marijuana

Cloverdale Fire Logs: Sept. 14-20

September 24, 2020

MONDAY, SEPT. 14

Don't drive buzzed. "2:54pm A vehicle was stopped on Piper Street at Center Street for violating registration rules. A 38-Year-Old (YO) man was cited and released for possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of methamphetamine, driving without a license and lacking proof of insurance. A 47-YO man was cited and released for misuse of license and registration documents, violation of probation, violation of vehicle registration rules, violation of the open container law, and on outstanding Sonoma County warrants regarding driving with a license suspended for driving under the influence (DUI) and driving without a required ignition interlock device...."

LETTER: Self-served interests?

July 27, 2006

Editor: What a disappointment to see the Sebastopol City Council

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 10-11-12

October 10, 2012

Supporting McCaffery

Letters to the Editor: 9-24-20

September 24, 2020

Editor's note: While these letters are from residents of Healdsburg and focus on Healdsburg, the Healdsburg District Hospital is paid for and utilized by residents of Windsor. To learn more about all the ballot measures, including Measure BB, click here.

Commentary: Finding normal

June 20, 2018

On the first day of high school, everyone wants to be normal. From finding the right friend group to simply finding the next classroom, we overthink every single thing as we try to find our niche in this nerve-racking place.

New trade deal creates uncertainty for farmers

December 23, 2015

Lack of water availability for our state’s farmers due to the drought is creating unprecedented challenges for winegrowers and all growers across the state. The recently finalized trade pact, the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) will make the future of farming in our state even more uncertain.

We are so close by David Anderson, MD

March 7, 2013

In 1985 there were over 350,000 cases of paralytic polio in the world. These were basically all in third world countries, as polio had been eradicated, due to immunization, in the United States and Europe and Asia in the 1970s. For the young people who do not know what polio can do, as it is no longer a threat here, it is a virus that can cause permanent paralysis of major muscle groups, including respiratory muscles leading to death.

SLIDESHOW: Howl-o-ween Dog Parade

November 1, 2017

The Howl-o-ween Dog Parade took place in Healdsburg's Town Square on October 28. Folks came with their dressed-up pups and a howling good time was had by all.