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Police misconduct lawsuit against sheriff, Windsor and individual officers amended

Editor’s note: We have reached out to the Windsor town manager, Windsor police chief and the Windsor town attorney, but have not yet received a response. We will be updating this story as we hear from them. 

The state of California prisons

For the last 15 years, I have been a volunteer in prisons, teaching convicted felons in the field of sociology and running self-help groups. Most of my students are “lifers,” men who have been convicted of serious crimes like murder, rape, or burglary for which they have received sentences of 15 years to life and much more. None of them are on death row, and most are now eligible for parole, having served their minimum sentences. Often, they have served far longer.

Special-needs children still seek help after year adrift

One year after schools shuttered, the fears of many parents of California’s special-needs students have been realized. 

Letters to the Editor: June 2, 2021

Salmon for mayor, election to fill his seat

Healdsburg council to consider adopting $45 fee for recycled water delivery program

The Healdsburg City Council will consider adopting a $45 per delivery fee for the residential recycled water delivery program at its next meeting on Monday, Sept. 20. The council will also review the proposed Montage Park and Badger Park master plans.

Strickland named Managing Editor

Zoë Strickland has been named managing editor at Sonoma West Publishers (SWP). Prior to being selected as managing editor, Strickland served as the editor of the Cloverdale Reveille, beginning in 2018.

ADDITIONAL LETTERS CONCERNING THE PROPOSED CVS/CHASE DEVELOPMENT

Due to the number of letters to the editor received last

Watershed clean up Saturday

Creek, river and ocean cleanup events

Sonoma County to remain in the purple tier

On Nov. 11, the County of Sonoma submitted a request for tier adjudication with the state of California, adding thousands of COVID-19 tests from commercial labs that had not been entered electronically into the state’s tracking system with the hope that the tests would lower the county’s case rate and test positivity rate and would allow the county to move tiers.

Windsor Letters to the Editor, March 22, 2018

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