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March 3, 2026

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“May you live in interesting times” is an ancient curse that has

Fire Sparks Renewed Concern about ‘the Narrows’

A narrow stretch of Sunset Drive overlooking Villa Chanticleer, which has been called out by its residents as a potential hazardous location in an emergency, experienced a real-time test last Friday morning when a contractor’s pickup truck suddenly caught fire, sending flames some over 20 feet into the canopy of the wooded neighborhood...

Prudent protection

— Rollie Atkinson

Graduation: A Big Step Into Their Future

Graduating seniors
Graduation Day means a lot to every senior who picks up his or her diploma and hears the cheers of friends, family and faculty. This year 126 such seniors left 12th grade behind to begin the rest of their lives—but for five local students, the event signified something even more special...

Annual fire department report: Medical calls for service on the rise from previous years

Healdsburg Fire Department also busy with mutual aid, vegetation management projects

Blazes fills north county with smoke

Fires contained without structure damage

Letters to the Editor 11-6-14

Enough already

SLIDESHOW: Santa sightings at the Healdsburg Museum

Anyone seeking added inspiration to get in the holiday mood should visit the "Season for Santas" toy exhibit at the Healdsburg Museum which opened Friday, Nov. 23. The display features more than 100 Santas from Steve and Judy Everett's collection, as well as the return of Wayne Padd's Lionel model train and carnival train village. Santas of all sizes and character motifs can be viewed including a Home Simpson Santa. The museum is open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m Wednesdays to Sundays and admission is free.

Letters to the Editor for April 8, 2021

Chavez is the man for the job

Utility Box Artist Spotlight: Aida Herrera-Keehn and Paula Acevedo

The Town of Windsor’s new utility box painting program called Discovering Windsor Through Art aims to help beautify the community and is dedicated to exhibiting the visual arts outside the constraints of museums or galleries. The 2021 theme of “community healing” is designed to highlight the resiliency of Windsor and help the community heal through public art.
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