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November 3, 2025

Candidate forum brings ideas to the forefront, part four

Editor’s note: In order to keep this story from being too long, each candidate's responses will be presented separately, in alphabetic order.

Cloverdale Fire Logs: Nov. 30-Dec. 6

MONDAY, NOV. 30

Local firefighters suit up for live fire training

Around 40 firefighters from departments and agencies across Sonoma County gathered at the Healdsburg Community Center on a chilly Sunday morning, March 8, for the second day of a free live fire training with the Kelseyville Fire Protection District training trailer.

Residents share vision for a safer, prettier Healdsburg Avenue

Workshop event part of effort to glean community input for a new vision for corridor

Sporks, tasers covered by Grand Jury report

Sonoma County’s 2009-2010 Grand Jury last week released one of

Community briefs

Summer Nights on the Green officially canceled

Loebel’s many love affairs with Healdsburg

Twenty years ago Al and Liz Loebel moved to Healdsburg and fell in love, not with each other because that had already happened. They fell in love with Healdsburg — and Healdsburg fell in love with them. They volunteered all over the place. Al became the unofficial mayor of his neighborhood. Liz became a Master Gardener and joined the local chapter of the A.A.U.W. and they both forgot they were supposed to be retired.

The Healdsburg Chorus is starting up again and looking for new members

After a one-year hiatus, the Healdsburg Chorus is starting back up again and will begin holiday concert rehearsals on Aug. 23 under a new director and accompanist.

Castañeda’s Marketplace gives back to Windsor community

Sonoma County has several Mexican markets — a place where you can find a taqueria inside and your favorite items for cooking. Jose Castañeda, owner of Casteñeda’s Marketplace in Windsor, uses his market to also give back to the community through veteran breakfasts and themed appreciation days for teachers, law enforcement, high school graduates and more. He said he likes to give because he is always receiving — it is his way of returning the favor.

Medtronic expects to increase R & D, cut production jobs

One of Sonoma County's largest employers announced last week
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