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August 21, 2026

County reviews shutoff issues

There may not be any wildfires but that didn’t stop the roasting of PG&E at the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors regular meeting on Oct. 15.

Ebola in 2014 compared to another deadly virus 60 years ago

It is hard to believe, but in 1954, a deadly virus in the United States scared families, changed behaviors, and led to some panicky behavior, somewhat like Ebola is doing now. It was called by some a “plague” and it was said that the greatest fear of Americans in the 1950s were the atomic bomb and this illness. It would kill 8,000 people in the first years of the 1950s, and it would generally target young, healthy kids.  If it did not kill someone, it might cause significant paralysis, even to the point of that person not being able to walk, or lift an arm, or even to breathe.  And that paralysis could be permanent.

Healdsburg District Hospital staff members test positive for COVID-19

Healdsburg District Hospital’s Infection Prevention team has been working with the Sonoma County Public Health Department after 12 of its staff members tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 10 days.

District exploring new distancing guidelines, but it will take time to implement

In a letter dated March 31, Windsor Unified School District (WUSD) Superintendent Jeremy Decker told families that while state distancing guidelines have changed, it may take a bit for the district to catch up and make the necessary changes to its opening plans to reflect those changes.

City council preview

Council to discuss housing, senior transportation

SLIDESHOW: Memorial Day at Oak Mound Cemetery

Veterans from American Legion Sotoyome Post 111 (and others) organized a Memorial Day commemoration at Oak Mound Cemetery on Monday.

Healdsburg grad recovering from horrific bicycle injury

Sam Howell paralyzed after broken neck

Healdsburg Police still looking for suspects involved in attempted catalytic converter theft, police pursuit

Search also continues for attempted robbery suspect in separate case

Healdsburg High School Hounds are staying at Rec Park

Healdsburg High School Hounds football will be staying at its traditional home, Rec Park, according to the school’s athletic director and Healdsburg Unified School District (HUSD) Superintendent Chris Vanden Heuvel.

Foppoli and Fudge in the lead in Windsor races

But many ballots still outstanding; final count not due until Dec. 3
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