County’s Recovery and Resiliency Framework ready for public comment
Goals and proposed actions available for discussion
Council to discuss parking
No parking meters proposed, but three-hour zone around Plaza could drop to two hours
New Book by Gaye LeBaron tells history of Fountaingrove
Sonoma County’s longtime newspaper columnist and regional historian Gaye LeBaron and co-author, writer Bart Casey have announced the publication of a new history book entitled The Wonder Seekers of Fountaingrove.
Boys & Girls Clubs kick off second year of lunchtime activity programs
Students participate in “Lunch & Learn” activities
A year after wildfire, survivors across the county share similar thoughts on fire experience
It has almost been a year since the historic October firestorm swept through much of Sonoma County and after the dust settled and the smoke cleared, those impacted by the fire shared a common threads sewn through each of their startling experience.
A fire diary, one year later
On Oct. 8, 2017, my son celebrated his eighth birthday with four friends who all had birthdays within a few days of each other. We moms had decided this group party was the easiest way to celebrate, and the Epicenter on Coffey Lane has virtually everything a kid could want for their birthday shenanigans. They partied in the arcade, downed copious pizza, played laser tag and sang “Happy Birthday” over their custom Pokémon birthday cake.
Noci Sonoma is a members-only garden of delights
When Chris and Aria Adjani first moved to Sonoma County from Los Angeles four years ago, they thought they wanted to be farmers. Chris, a mobile interface designer, and Aria, an actress and chef, had been looking for farmland for about a year and a half.
Healdsburg Unified School District Board of Trustees candidates
There are four candidates for two seats on the Healdsburg Unified School District Board of Trustees. The five-member board of trustees has direct oversight over the superintendent of schools and sets policy and approves budgets for school and facility programs. The Tribune sent an email questionnaire to all four candidates, and their responses are here, edited only for clarity.
