Sheriff vows alignment with public health orders
Essick’s earlier refusals met with series of rebukes, calls for resignation
Windsor curfew goes into effect in response to protest fears
Curfew currently set until June 4
UPDATE: Sebastopol takes a knee for George Floyd; plus noon demonstration planned for June 3
Many west county residents have taken part in protests in Santa Rosa, but there are quieter local protests as well.
Senior banners, June 1
Banners celebrating Cloverdale seniors were put up on the fence of the Cloverdale Citrus Fair Monday morning, June 1. The banners are on the side of the fence that lines North Cloverdale Boulevard, and will be up for the next two weeks.
Local nonprofit finds new ways to bring art activities to kids
On June 1, Healdsburg nonprofit Heartizens launched a new virtual summer camp for kids called the “Heartizens Includitude Project,” (HIP) where kids can get art creation kits with supplies to follow along in a series of creative art projects intended to keep kids occupied and engaged in the arts this summer.
WUSD budget workshop, take three
The Windsor Unified School District Board of Trustees will again be meeting discuss a series of harsh cuts necessitated by the economic downturn caused by COVID-19. The board’s budget workshop usually takes place in May of each year and gives the board an opportunity to preview the upcoming budget and to give input, which is incorporated into the budget which is brought back for approval in June.
Discussions continue on painful cuts to come
At least one more meeting before decisions are made
Local organizations collaborate for comprehensive art camps
Camps are run separately, but scheduled with the others in mind

















