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September 15, 2025

Black Lives Matter mural defaced

A week after an event was held commemorating the new Black Lives Matter mural in downtown Sebastopol, someone spray painted over the first few letters of the piece — writing “all” in white, over the bright yellow letters of the word “Black.”

WCUHSD to start year in distance learning

WCUHSD school board will reevaluate current health and safety conditions around Sept. 8

Dry Creek cannabis grow nears approval

Public hearing canceled as no objections have been filed

Virtual golf tournament to honor Healdsburg grad Drew Esquivel

Unique format allows foursomes to compete at Tayman Park

Traffic stop leads to suspected fentanyl arrest

On July 23 Healdsburg Police Officer Frank Patane made a suspected fentanyl arrest after a traffic stop for a vehicle code violation in Healdsburg.

Preview of the Aug. 4 Sebastopol City Council Meeting

The Sebastopol City Council is tackling a modest agenda this week. The council is meeting virtually Tuesday night, Aug. 4 at 6 p.m. You can watch it live, or watch a recording of it after the meeting occurs.  

Budget adjustments returning for 45-day revise at WUSD meeting

The Aug. 4 meeting of the Windsor Unified School District Board of Trustees only has one major agenda item, but it is a critical one — the 45-day revise of their annual budget.

Revised school calendar set for 2020-21 school year

Following the board of trustees’ approval at a special board meeting on July 27, Windsor Unified School District Superintendent Jeremy Decker sent out a letter detailing the decision made about re-opening of schools and a revised calendar for the 2020-21 school year.

Musical march celebrates progress, calls for equality and justice

A lively group of marchers with musical instruments, shakers and hand-made signs made their way down Center and Johnson Streets Friday evening, July 31, celebrating the progress and diversity that’s come from sustained civil disobedience and calling for further equality and justice for George Floyd and the deaths of many other Black, Indigenous and people of color at the hands of law enforcement.

Council to discuss COVID response and aid, College Street sewer project

The Healdsburg City Council has a light agenda for their next meeting on Monday, Aug. 3, their return to regular meetings following a brief recess in July.
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