Holiday crime prevention webinar this Wednesday
On Wednesday, Dec. 2 at 3 p.m., join the Windsor Wellness Partnership as part of the Windsor Neighborhood Community Program for webinar in avoiding becoming a victim of crime during the holiday season.
How California moved to the future of voting during a pandemic
Mono County tried its hand at new election technology during the March 2020 primary but then the internet cut out. For the general election, it reverted to old-fashioned paper voter rolls.
KRCB to air ‘Speaking Grief’ documentary
Grief has followed many Sonoma County residents through 2020, a year that will forever be known for multiple wildfires and thousands of COVID-19 cases and nearly 200 deaths. But just because these events come with tragic losses, doesn’t mean they also come with instructions on how to grieve.
Rotary’s 41st Crab Feast to be a virtual this year
The 41st annual Rotary Club of Healdsburg Crab Feast will be like none of the previous 40 jovial fundraising evenings that have taken place every December at the Villa Chanticleer. This year the Villa will remain dark and all the boisterous live auction action will take place virtually on the club’s website (www.healdsburgrotary.org.) But there will be crab to eat from DL Catering, which will take preorders and deliver crab cakes and iceberg wedge salads for $70, serving two people.
Council to decide how to fill empty seat
At the Dec. 2 meeting of the Windsor Town Council, the agenda will be short but the discussion likely lengthy as the council first seats its newly elected members — Mayor Dominic Foppoli and District 3 council member Deborah Fudge — and says farewell to long-serving councilmember Bruce Okrepkie, and then decides how they will fill Foppoli’s council seat.
Cloverdale’s election winners remain unchanged
County registrar has finalized election results, with top vote-getters amassing more votes
Windsor holiday happenings
While holidays will look a bit different this year, the town of Windsor is still trying to make merry memories for the residents with a series of fun activities.
Sebastopol City Council preview
Council reorganization, public hearing, appointments on tap for Tuesday meeting
Smoke may still be visible from Thanksgiving weekend prescribed burns
The Northern Sonoma County Fire District completed a prescribed burn near the 600 block of West Dry Creek Road yesterday evening and smoke will continue to be visible, possibly for the next few days, as vegetation continues to burn within the control lines.
