COVID testing of teachers, staff hotly debated as California schools reopen
As schools throughout California tiptoe toward reopening, decisions about whether to routinely test teachers, staff and even students for the COVID-19 virus are proving controversial – and potentially costly.
Presentation about additional river access at this week’s council meeting
Sept. 23 meeting will also cover waste collection rates, Home Sonoma County program, temporary housing urgency ordinance, among other items
Rotary hosts candidate forum — The town council candidates
The Rotary Club of Windsor hosted its candidate forum for town council and mayoral candidates on Sept. 17, but this time instead of the normal in-person format, it took place over Zoom. The host, as in year’s past, was Maureen Merrill and a timekeeper was present on the Zoom to keep people’s answers time appropriate.
Rotary hosts candidate forum — The mayoral candidates
The Rotary Club of Windsor hosted its candidate forum for town council and mayoral candidates on Sept. 17, but this time instead of the normal in-person format, it took place over Zoom. The host, as in year’s past, was Maureen Merrill and a timekeeper was present on the Zoom to keep people’s answers time appropriate.
WSCUHSD school board candidate forum this Thursday
The Community Action Coalition is hosting a Zoom “meet the candidates” forum with those running for seats on the West Sonoma County Union High School District Board of Trustees. The forum will be held on Thursday, Sept. 24 at 6 p.m. over Zoom.
‘It’s the tip of the iceberg:’ Film festival highlights justice
Alexander Valley Film Festival running virtual from Sept. 23-27
Bodega Bay’s Meredith Pier getting demolished
Demolition is scheduled from Oct. 12-30, should take three weeks
Cleanest fountain around, Sept. 20
For the second time in a week, some late night or early morning pranksters dumped liquid soap in the Healdsburg Plaza fountain. As the center fountain sprinkler spread the soap, an overflowing cloud of white bubbles and foam billowed up and over the sides of rectangular, shallow fountain. By daylight on Sept. 20, passersby stopped to marvel at the mischief as city workers next arrived to disperse and dilute the non-caustic but unwanted suds.
A pandemic isn’t stopping Peace Day
Sebastopol will be home to a handful of activities celebrating the United Nation’s International Peace Day this Sunday and Monday, Sept. 20 and 21.
