Water conservation in Healdsburg brings attention to access for seniors
It’s been a long time since rain fell and the reality of severe drought is sinking in for seniors in Healdsburg, where the city has mandated a 40% reduction of water use.
Community volunteer Mitchell dies at 71
Served three terms on City Council, numerous other volunteer positions
Victory Apts get HEAP of money
The city’s homeless came to the forefront Monday, Sept. 3 as Healdsburg City Council addressed the county’s point-in-time census.
Harvest Cafe switches to take-out only amid omicron surge
The Sebastopol Area Senior Center has announced its Harvest Cafe will serve only take-out until further notice, as advised by Sonoma County Public Health with COVID-19 rushing through the county again.
idlewood 3… Summer songs
“In summer, the song sings itself.” And, summer in the ‘Burg is a delightful and busy tune; even hot. Fan yourself, then send a missive to “IDlewood 3…” - your “who, what, where” column. “Hedda Healdsburg” wants to know all!
New funds for storefront businesses in Sebastopol
The Rotary Club of Sebastopol is giving money to the Sebastopol Chamber of Commerce to distribute to small businesses in Sebastopol with store fronts. You will find the link at the chamber’s website sebastopol.org. Click on the Small Business Relief 2020 link. Complete the application and email to linda@sebastopol.org. Applications will be reviewed and awarded.
Sebastopol Kiwanis opening applications for school grants
Despite canceling its July fireworks and music festival fundraisers this year, the Sebastopol Kiwanis Club has raised money to help fund grants for local students, teachers and school administrators.
Windsor man arrested for running ex-girlfriend off the road in Healdsburg
Rammed her vehicle and pushed her off the road
Sebastopol City Council approves $20,000 for CoMission ahead of summit
Community vitality consultant CoMission came away from the April 6 Sebastopol City Council meeting with an approved budget request of $20,000 to fund its work through June 30, with four council members in favor and Councilmember Neysa Hinton absent.














