First public hearing on Mill District next week
Planning commission’s first look at lumber yard redevelopment proposal
California receiving $212 million in federal disaster relief
Significant portion will be allocated for wildfire recovery, will help efforts across the state
The Art of Wine and Vines: Call for artists
Healdsburg Center for the Arts invites artists to submit art related in any way to the glorious world of wine: realistic, abstract, multimedia, sculpture, photos, labels, wine tasting, wine makers and representations of vineyard workers in the field. This show will be a visual taste and celebration of wine, wine making, enology, and viticulture.
SRJC’s student newspaper wins top honors in statewide competition
First place winners in California, the Oak Leaf is now poised to advance to nationals
County mulls marijuana grow rules
Sonoma County’s new marijuana regulations remain an imperfect work in progress, county officials conceded last week.
Geyserville town meeting April 24
The Annual Geyserville town meeting and Planning Committee election takes place Tuesday, April 24. The meeting will be held at the Geyserville New Tech Academy, with registration at 6:45 .m. and the meeting at 7 p.m.
Healdsburg Police, Sheriff, and Fire Logs, April 8-15
The following are excerpted from Healdsburg Police Department daily log entries and the log entries of the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department for the Healdsburg area.
The Healdsburg Tribune and sister paper win awards
Sonoma West Publishers, the owner of the Healdsburg Tribune, won three awards from the California Journalism Awards, an annual project of the California News Publishers Association.
Full agenda on the future of the district at HUSD meeting
It will be a full meeting at the April 18 meeting of the Healdsburg Unified School District, with the physical and curricular future of the district up for discussion.
Million dollar grant to expand high school construction training program
The Career Technical Education Foundation Sonoma County has been approved for a $1 million grant from Tipping Point Community, a prominent Bay Area funder that fights poverty in the Bay Area, to support expansion of a successful local youth training program called the North Bay Construction Corps. The funding is part of their Emergency Relief Fund, established to support the North Bay’s recovery and rebuilding efforts following the devastating fires last year that damaged thousands of homes and businesses.
