Days of Service and Learning educate small groups of students about municipal services
A small group of students ranging in age from eight to 16 got together last week and the week before to tour Cloverdale’s water and wastewater plants and met this week to help with food distribution at the Cloverdale Citrus Fair — the series of tours and volunteer opportunities was organized as part of Cloverdale’s 2021 Days of Service and Learning, in honor of César Chávez.
Food for Thought to host plant sale in April
Food For Thought (FFT) will host its first plant sale in its parking lot at 6550 Railroad Avenue in Forestville on April 24 and April 25 to raise funds towards the nonprofit’s efforts to provide meals to thousands living with major illnesses
Easter Egg Hunt TO GO hasn’t even happened yet, but already it’s a smashing success
Sebastopol super-volunteer Elizabeth Smith, Jim Corbett from Peacetown, Kiwanis volunteers and five students from Analy’s Speech and Debate Team were out behind Toyworks Saturday assembling hundreds of bags of pre-filled eggs for local families to pick up and hide around their yard as a part of the second annual Sebastopol Family Easter Egg Hunt TO GO.
Rotary Club putting on candidates forum April 6
The Rotary Club of Windsor presents a virtual town council candidates forum, Tuesday, April 6, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.
Next county cannabis ordinance update vote is April 15
Following almost seven hours of staff presentations and public comments on March 18 and March 25, Sonoma County’s Planning Commission on April 15 will meet to possibly vote on a slightly revised staff proposal to move forward a series of significant updates to the county’s Commercial Cannabis Cultivation Ordinance.
New study: California’s trailblazing diesel rules save lives
California’s trailblazing rules have cleaned up diesel exhaust more than anywhere else in the country, reducing the estimated number of deaths the state would have otherwise seen by more than half, according to new research published today.
Sebastopol demonstration honors survivors and lives lost to anti-Asian violence
A small group of demonstrators with signs gathered on the corner of Main Street and Bodega Avenue in downtown Sebastopol at noon on March 28, to honor survivors and lives lost to recent and historic anti-Asian violence.
Sculptor Spotlight: M.C. Carolyn
This Reveille’s Sculpture Spotlight is on M.C. Carolyn of Healdsburg. Cloverdale first enjoyed M. C.’s “The Big Red Candy Apple” in the 2014-15 Sculpture Trail. In 2017, Carolyn donated “The Apple” to the city of Cloverdale much to the pleasure of the community. “The Apple” is now located in front of the library to be enjoyed by visitors to the library as well as passersby.
Candidates forum brings ideas to the forefront, part one
Editor’s note: In order to keep this story from being too long, each candidates responses will be presented separately, in alphabetical order.
Bodega Bay Fire considers charging or curtailing services amid fiscal emergency
The Bodega Bay Fire Protection District (BBFPD) is bracing for layoffs and exploring reducing or charging for services to areas that do not pay for the district’s cost of readiness to stabilize itself, according to Assistant Fire Chief Steve Herzberg.
