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May 11, 2025

Cinco de Mayo festival planned for Saturday

Food, music, culture the focus of new celebration on Healdsburg’s plaza

Healdsburg Police 911 dispatchers are answering most of their calls within 15 seconds

In the last three years, the Healdsburg Police Department Dispatch Center successfully answered at least 95% of its incoming calls within 15 seconds, according to a new dispatch center data report released last month.

Geyserville holds 30th annual town meeting

The 30th annual Geyserville Town Meeting was held last week, and more than 60 attendees heard from local officials on topics ranging from crime to toilets.

Rewind the tape: Year in Review 2018 — Part One

2018 was certainly a busy year for us news gatherers and writers at the Tribune with fire anniversaries, business buyouts and the rise of opioid use in Sonoma County, hotel limits and plenty of newsmakers around town, from avid readers to new councilmembers.

‘Deep Trouble’ reprinted for schools

Sonoma West Publishers’ special section Deep Trouble will be reprinted and made available to any school that desires copies.

Healdsburg Police log, Dec. 16 – 22 2019

The following are excerpted from Healdsburg Police Department daily log entries

The band plays on at HUSD meeting

The first meeting of 2017 of the Healdsburg Unified School District Board of Trustees got of to a raucous start as the Healdsburg Junior High/High School Band opened the meeting with performance, led by teacher and bandleader John Natelli. The full house cheered at the music, which set the tone for a generally cheerful meeting.

Healdsburg council to consider adopting $45 fee for recycled water delivery program

The Healdsburg City Council will consider adopting a $45 per delivery fee for the residential recycled water delivery program at its next meeting on Monday, Sept. 20. The council will also review the proposed Montage Park and Badger Park master plans.

Windsor students bring home prizes from Ag Days contest

Windsor students from Brooks Elementary and Windsor Christian Academy took home multiple prizes in the Ag Days art contest.

Book tree back for the holidays

CARE book tree will be up until Jan. 2
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