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March 4, 2026

iGROW project takes root

With just a week under its belt since the launch of its

Bite-sized Apple Fair being planned for summer

City council votes 3-2 to sponsor event and provide traffic support from police department

A Place to Call Home: Homelessness in north Sonoma County

More photos in this evolving exhibit of the Healdsburg homeless

Library’s ‘BiblioBike’ gets national recognition

young reader at Healdsburg biblio-bike
"In October, the Healdsburg Regional Library received a special award from the Association of Bookmobile and Outreach Services. Charity Anderson (our Children’s Services Librarian) and I traveled to St. Louis to accept the award on behalf of the library, and I want to give the community the full story of Healdsburg’s BiblioBike so we can celebrate together," reports Regional Manager Jon Haupt.

Jam’s Joy Bungalow declares ‘Free Food April’ for those who can’t pay

Since Christmas, Jam’s Joy Bungalow on the square in Sebastopol has been providing free meals for anyone who needs it between 3-5 pm on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month.  This month, that schedule didn’t work for her, so Jam’s owner Jamilah Nixon declared “Free Food April,” offering to provide a delicious meal to those who can’t afford to pay (no questions asked) during the whole month of April.

Providence appoints new vice president of operations for Healdsburg Hospital

Former Kaiser Permanente San Jose Director Darian Harris has been appointed to serve as the vice president of operations for the Healdsburg District Hospital and Petaluma Valley Hospital, two local hospitals under the secular affiliate of Providence.

Awards and Scholarships from Twilight Parade and HFFC Fair

Results of the 74th annual Healdsburg Future Farmers and 4H parade and country fair came in too late for last week’s issue, but it was without doubt a very successful Memorial Day weekend. The parade was a return to form for the Healdsburg tradition, which...

Town to consider zoning to promote affordable housing

'Inclusionary zoning' requires each project to include

Community Church of Sebastopol builds huts for unhoused safe parkers

Creating shelter and sanctuary for homeless individuals is ever the struggle but never the surprise in Sonoma County, but the Community Church of Sebastopol decided one need look no further than the parking lot to put up a roof.

Healdsburg moves forward with green ordinances

Council votes to go green with 2020 energy reach code, polystyrene foam ban
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