What does the state’s new virus monitoring system mean for schools?
Counties in the purple will have to distance learn, a move to red can reopen schools
Healdsburg son and former mayor Pete Foppiano dies
With the recent passing of Peter (Pete) Foppiano, the community of Healdsburg has not only lost a former mayor but also is now grieving the death of one of its favorite sons. An only child, born to August and Angelina Foppiano in 1953, Foppiano progressed through local schools, always at the head of his class, went on to college at U.C. Berkeley and returned home to eventually serve a long career as a local elected official, two-term mayor and a community leader. Foppiano died on June 30 from a fast-advancing thyroid cancer that left him in a coma in his final few days. He was 68.
Heirloom Expo set to showcase pure food
In two weeks, Sonoma County just might be home to the largest
Watchdog group forms to protect 7th period
A new parent watchdog group has formed in reaction to proposed cuts and continuing budget issues at the high school district.
Supervisors voice support for COVID compliance program
Board of Supervisors provided feedback on plan, which will come back at a future board meeting
Friday Night Live Summer Line-up Announced
Friday Night Live at the Plaza, Cloverdale’s free summer concert series, has announced the lineup of bands scheduled to appear Friday nights from June 1 through August 31, 2018. Friday Night Live & Street Fair, produced by the Cloverdale Arts Alliance, offers a variety of family-friendly activities every Friday evening throughout the summer.
Sebastopol council implements conservation measures for commercial, industrial businesses
Public works to come back with conservation recommendations for the city’s water tower accounts
Grant Davis back as Water Agency manager
The Sonoma County Water Agency’s former general manager Grant Davis returned to his old job last week after a nearly five-month absence serving as director of the California Department of Water Resources.
Know any brave women?
When Gabby Giffords took on the NRA she challenged her former colleagues in Congress to do the same, saying, “Be bold. Be courageous.” Only Giffords and those closest to her know how much guts it takes for someone whose body, speech and career were forever altered by a bullet to the brain to throw herself into the bitter debate on gun control and dare her old political pals to be brave like her.
Tiny houses built by HHS students ready for their new homes
Three houses for sale, discount for local residents















