Stores welcome visitors post fire
On a cloudless and clear day, shops around downtown Healdsburg were bustling back to their regular hum.
City Report: Pollinators, paint and pedicabs
The Healdsburg City Council met on Monday, June 16 in its final scheduled meeting until August. Two proclamations started the meeting: One to honor “Parks Make Life Better” Month, and a second proclamation to acknowledge June 22-28 as "Pollinator Week." Then the Council got down to business...
Sebastopol Urgent Care opens for west county access to outpatient medical attention
Sebastopol Urgent Care is on the map with doors wide open for west county residents looking for nearby medical services. The region’s only “full-service” urgent care clinic celebrated its grand opening Saturday, Aug. 28, with visitors streaming into the front lobby where Dr. Kathleen Whisman and Dr. Elizabeth “Libby” Flower then led tours.
Chanukah celebration
CHAG SAMEACH — The Sonoma County Chabad Jewish Center hosted a menorah lighting in Healdsburg on Sunday night, Dec. 29. The lighting marked the last night of Hannukah. Rabbi Mendel Wolvovsky (left) led candle-holding attendees in Hannukah prayer as he lit Chabad’s large, traveling menorah.
Gallery: An Independence Day like no other
It was a “drive-by” scene of patriotism this Fourth of July in Healdsburg as the Healdsburg Rotary Club Sunrise and city of Healdsburg sponsored a drive-thru event to replace their usual family party in the Healdsburg Plaza.
Sebastopol City Council to receive new police chief, consider climate campaign, car wash
The Sebastopol City Council’s March 2 meeting at 6 p.m. over Zoom looks to be an eventful one, presenting the city’s new police chief, discussing whether to approve and adopt a climate campaign’s goals and continuing the extended Benedetti car wash public hearing, according to the agenda.
Jury gives high marks to school nutrition
School nutrition programs at campuses around Sonoma County
Votes Yes on M
For too many years, Healdsburg’s public library and all of the Sonoma County Library branches have suffered with reduced hours, less staff and a loss of programs due to budget cuts made during the Recession that have not been restored.












