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September 11, 2025

Water, sewer rate increase postponed in hopes of continued community engagement

Community workshop to be held at undetermined date

Sebastopol Inn appears stranded on Project Homekey waitlist for state funding

A pandemic winter approaches as county pursues permanent supportive housing for unsheltered individuals 

Healthcare Foundation names 2020 Wetzel Community Leadership Award winners for health access advocacy

Honorees, including philanthropists, volunteers and health professionals, will be recognized at Dec. 2 virtual event

CUSD trustees talking wellness, reopening, district property at next meeting

At its next regular meeting on Nov. 18, the Cloverdale Unified School District (CUSD) Board of Trustees will be viewing a presentation about the district’s wellness resources website, receiving a presentation and possibly giving direction related to the undeveloped district property at the south end of Cloverdale and will be revisiting its reopening plan.

Monte Rio property slated for county park and open space

Sonoma County Regional Parks purchased 515 acres of land in Monte Rio for future use as a county park and open space preserve. The $3.9 million purchase was approved by the county board of supervisors in August and the land was purchased in October.

Sebastopol City Council preview

Council discussing campaign limits, initiative funds during Nov. 17 meeting

Washington School Awards for October

To help celebrate Cloverdale's local students, we'd like to recognize all of the kids from Washington Middle School who were named Student of the Month and Eagle Award Winner for the month of October.

Windsor preparing to repeal electric reach code in face of lawsuits

Other items on town council agenda include budget review and wastewater report

Decorated barrels to stay in Geyserville through Thanksgiving

In celebration of the fall season, local and budding artists of all ages and expertise came together to decorate wine barrels in Geyserville last month. Sixty-seven barrels were painted with seasonal themes. They are currently on display and are placed along Geyserville Avenue and will remain there through Thanksgiving. This is an invitation to take short drive to town and take in the fall colors of the area as well as enjoy the barrels dotted along the avenue.

Walk a luminary labyrinth in Windsor this December

Labyrinth to be set at Windsor Presbyterian on Dec. 3
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