Cloverdale school board reviewing school plans for student achievement, Measure H progress
The Cloverdale Unified School District (CUSD) Board of Trustees is holding a regular meeting Wednesday night, Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. the board is slated to receive a presentation about Cloverdale High School’s Career Technical Education and Future Farmers of America (FFA) programs, receive an update on the district’s Measure H projects, consider and possibly approve the district’s school plans for student achievement and hold a public hearing for the educator effectiveness block grant. The meeting is being held in person, and the full agenda can be found here.
Local nurse joins Fonda’s climate rally
Sebastopol resident Mary Wyman was arrested on Dec. 20 for civil disobedience in the Hart Senate Office Building in Washington D.C. Wyman was one of 600 individuals marching at a Fire Drill Friday rally, an event created by Jane Fonda to call attention to the climate crisis.
Photographer captures firefighters at work
As firefighters set out to control the Kincade Fire, Tenaya Fleckenstein went out with them to show how they work together.
City approves Fitch management plan
A decades-old vision to open Fitch Mountain to public access inched forward this week, as the Healdsburg City Council approved a management plan for the 173 acres at the top of the mountain.
Could Healdsburg place a moratorium on new water hookups?
As the drought wears on and lawns continue to brown in Healdsburg, where water restrictions are the most stringent, some residents are left wondering whether the city can issue a moratorium on new water hookups, however, the idea is more complicated than it seems.
Healdsburg hospital voter forums continuing through Wednesday
A series of online voter information forums on the recently announced sale of the Healdsburg District Hospital began Monday evening and continues Tuesday and Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. via a Zoom teleconference. Pre-registration is not required and live questions and comments are accepted.
Palm Drive dissolution delay
At the April 6 board meeting of the Palm Drive Health Care District (PDHCD), attorney Bill Adams warned the board and a fractious, virtual community of board watchers that the health care district wouldn’t be able to meet the three-month dissolution deadline that it had outlined at its meeting in March.
