Exhibit explores west county’s suffragist history
Virtual tour available while museums are closed due to state health order
‘What else is needed?’: Residents talk SMART, getting the train to town
The Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART) Board of Directors has spent the past month going on a listening tour of areas along the train’s current or projected path. Last week, Cloverdale had an opportunity to participate in a listening session.
California’s ancient ‘asbestos’ forests no longer seem immune
In the annals of California’s wildfire history, so much is happening now that seems unfathomable: The number and size of this year’s fires — and their maddeningly erratic behaviors — have created the worst season in the state’s modern history. Nearly 4 million acres have already burned, killing 26 people.
Scarecrow Days returning
The Windsor Educational (WE) Foundation will be holding its 16th annual Scarecrow Days from Oct. 17 to Oct. 31.
District reevaluating distance learning at the beginning of November
In the meantime, the CUSD will start introducing small cohorts of select students
Graton Day Labor Center holds vigil condemning treatment of women, families in ICE detention
Latinx domestic workers, day laborers, other immigrant workers and folks from the Graton Day Labor Center held a socially distanced vigil along the public sidewalk on Sebastopol Road and West Avenue in Santa Rosa Friday evening to condemn and express outrage amid the recent news of forced sterilizations of incarcerated immigrant women.
School briefs: Distance learning continuing, boosters fundraiser, voter registration
Distance learning to continue through Oct. 23
