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October 27, 2025

Healdsburg City Council selects Gold as next mayor

Councilmember Evelyn Mitchell to take Gold’s seat as vice mayor

Holiday circus exhibit opens at museum

The Healdsburg Museum has a new exhibit and the colorful collection of toys and memorabilia vividly captures the magic and excitement of attending a circus.

Local knitters unite to help homeless youth

Purls of Joy and SAY are helping homeless, at risk youth stay warm

HPD addresses traffic violations, homelessness

The Healdsburg Police Department met with local business and community members on Dec. 10 to field questions and discuss their work. Homelessness, traffic violations and youth issues with social media, were among the top concerns voiced by locals during the Q&A session.

2019 Spirit of Sonoma awards presented at annual luncheon

Twenty-two business industry executives, community volunteers, chamber of commerce representatives, educators, business owners and tourism and agricultural leaders were honored last week at the 18th annual Spirit of Sonoma Awards, presented by the county’s Economic Development Board.

High school parcel tax campaign gets ready to launch

High school boosters have just 45 days to spread the word about Measure B, a parcel tax to benefit local high school students — and their teachers

Utarid steps down as head of arts center

The board of directors at Sebastopol Center for the Arts (SCA) has announced that Anjana Utarid, SCA’s executive director for the past two years, will be stepping down from her position as head of the arts center. The newly established role of Creative Director will be filled in the interim by longtime Visual Arts Director Catherine Devriese. Matthew Groff, who is currently director of operations, will be interim managing director.

What’s next for the Palm Drive Health Care District?

Now that it no longer owns the hospital, what should happen to the Palm Drive Health Care District? The answer to that question depends on who you ask.

Supes declare homeless emergency, approve 25K for outreach

Board to review potential shelter, navigation options at special meeting next week

Plaza protest

NOT ABOVE THE LAW — On Dec. 17, more than 300 people from Healdsburg and beyond gathered in the Healdsburg Plaza to voice support for the presidential impeachment inquiry. 
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