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Weird goings-on at Westminster Woods

On Friday, Nov. 15, at 3:40 p.m., Sonoma County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call from a Westminster Wood employees who said a group of people wearing robes and masks had blocked both entrances to the camp with vehicles, preventing anyone from leaving. One person was reported to have a gun.

New yoga book bends to attitudes of inflexible men

“Yoga for the Inflexible Male,” out Nov. 19, was inspired by local yoga classes

District promises to save 7th period

Some students in west county like high school so much they fought hard for the right to stay there an extra hour every day. Upon learning that the district was planning on cutting 7th period for budget reasons, students began protesting at board meetings and rallying in Sebastopol’s downtown square.

Strike over — WSCUHSD and WSCTA reach tentative agreement

On Friday afternoon, Nov. 15, the West Sonoma County Union High School District and the West Sonoma County Teachers Association reached an agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement that strengthens the wages and benefits for teachers and other certificated staff.

City council preview for Nov. 18

The Healdsburg City Council will meet at city hall on Monday, Nov. 18. Here are the highlights from the agenda.

Student perspectives on the teachers strike

Students at Analy ponder the pros and cons of the teachers strike

Ambulance fleet evacuated hospital

Among the many thousands of Kincade Fire evacuation stories was one that included 22 ambulances, rolling gurneys, a contrary electric generator and “go boxes” full of blood bags and cases of prescription drugs.

Heads of schools prep for challenges

While the Kincade Fire did not damage the number of homes that the 2017’s fires did, its impacts were felt more directly on north county, with the communities of Windsor, Healdsburg and Geyserville being completely evacuated as the fire approached.

Stores welcome visitors post fire

On a cloudless and clear day, shops around downtown Healdsburg were bustling back to their regular hum.

Letters to the editor: Nov. 14, 2019

John Necker makes it fun to read about the city council
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