Traffic safety is a rising concern in Windsor
As discussions continue on with the town council and among the Windsor Police on issues related to reckless driving, speeding and even sideshow-type activities within the town, Wally Krutz, a resident of Starr Road, has been expressing his concerns about road safety in the town for some time.
Nearly 8,000 of the area’s vineyard and wine production workers have been vaccinated
Sonoma County’s agriculture, wine and health communities have now vaccinated over 95% of the county’s essential vineyard and wine production workers, according to a press release published by the Sonoma County Winegrowers.
Bite-sized Apple Fair being planned for summer
City council votes 3-2 to sponsor event and provide traffic support from police department
What’s going on with Woodmark Apartments?
Developer is looking into different, streamlined, application process
New waste regulations coming down the line
Regulations from SB 1383 will become effective on Jan. 1, 2022
County’s proposal to realign ambulance services is potential threat to Bell’s Ambulance future
Supervisor Gore seeking colleague’s support for compromises
WSCUHSD aims shift to hybrid model instruction in mid-April
The West Sonoma County Union High School District (WSCUHSD) set conditions at its March 10 board meeting to start small cohorts for prioritized student groups on March 29 and pursue an overall shift to a hybrid model of distance and on-campus education for the week of April 12-19.
West County Trail extension completed in Forestville
A 0.2-mile extension of the West County Trail was completed, Sonoma County Regional Parks announced on March 17. The addition connects a gap in the Forestville section of the trail along Highway 116.
