Cloverdale Police taking back unwanted prescription drugs on April 28
On Saturday, April 28, 2018, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Cloverdale Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public another opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs.
Friday Night Live Summer Line-up Announced
Friday Night Live at the Plaza, Cloverdale’s free summer concert series, has announced the lineup of bands scheduled to appear Friday nights from June 1 through August 31, 2018. Friday Night Live & Street Fair, produced by the Cloverdale Arts Alliance, offers a variety of family-friendly activities every Friday evening throughout the summer.
SLIDESHOW: Drill brings real-world scenario to airport
First responders practice a mass casualty plane crash
Farmers’ market move to Plaza not an easy task
Merchants object to all day street closure plan
First public hearing on Mill District next week
Planning commission’s first look at lumber yard redevelopment proposal
Convicted murderer denied parole for 16th time
District Attorney Jill Ravitch announced that on April 10, the California Board of Prison Terms denied parole for the 16th time to 70-year-old former Healdsburg resident Manuel Avalos Flores, who was convicted of the second degree murder of 23-year-old Ricoberto Arroyo in 1981.
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.

















