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Low flow in the river approved again

May 31, 2010

Informational hearings start in Healdsburg next week to talk

Cloverdale Police Logs: Feb. 8-14

February 17, 2021

MONDAY, FEB. 8

Cloverdale Police Logs: Dec. 14-20

December 21, 2020

MONDAY, DEC. 14

Jefferson carnival, Sept. 20

September 21, 2019

Jefferson Elementary held its school carnival on Sept. 20. The carnival included an inflatable obstacle course, face painting, bean bag toss and more.

Letter: Racism alive and thriving

August 17, 2006

Editor: The recent protest in Geyserville against Burbank

Letter: Peace needs a partner

July 27, 2006

Editor: When it comes to the issue of terrorism, peace movements

Is Giorgi Park safe?

December 11, 2009

Editor: I was so excited for the new Giorgi Park to open because

It’s hard for me to imagine what it is like to be a young black man and to be the object of suspicion, fear and harassment for being myself, for being young and black. Our president says he knows what it’s like and that Trayvon Martin, the black teenager killed by a white neighborhood watch volunteer could have been him when he was a teenager. The boys assailant, George Zimmerman, was tried and acquitted and as far as I’m concerned, that is legally the end of the matter. But I can’t help wondering what it was like for Trayvon Martin, what it was like for Barack Obama, and what it was and is like for millions of young black men.

Farmworkers picket Simi Winery for worker rights and conditions

November 17, 2021

On the evening of Simi Winery’s harvest celebration dinner, dozens of farmworkers and advocates picketed outside the Healdsburg venue for hazard pay, improved working conditions and dignity for field workers Saturday night, Nov. 13.

Independent inquiry into HHS principal finds nothing to substantiate concerns

August 20, 2021

A recent, independent investigation into Healdsburg High School Principal Amy Jones-Kerr found nothing to substantiate concerns regarding Jones-Kerr’s leadership as former Roseland School District superintendent during a time when the district was receiving allegations of racism, inequity and favoritism.