‘Morning Grumble’ seeks volunteers for upcoming school year
Every weekday morning, half an hour before Healdsburg Elementary School TK-2 students walk through the door, retired TV personality Ross McGowan is there, prepping breakfast trays for 17 classes of kindergarten, first and second grades. As volunteers wheel trays of fruit, eggs, and other nutritious breakfast foods through classroom doors, the students greet them with a chorus of, “good morning, Morning Grumble!”
Healdsburg Museum honors Maggie Susan Bates and Diane Schmidt Carriger
The Healdsburg Museum and Historical Society presented Diane Schmidt Carriger and Maggie Susan Bates with the 2017 Langhart Award at its annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner on July 8.
Summer school ends with sharing knowledge
Two weeks ago, Healdsburg Junior High held a summer school showcase for students and parents.
Wine tasting begins at Wednesday market
The Wednesday Evening Healdsburg Certified Farmers’ Market announced the start of a new weekly wine tasting in the Wetzel Native Plant Garden adjacent to the market.
Cal Fire still busier than average despite rainy winter
Though Governor Jerry Brown declared an end to the drought on April 7, after Sonoma County saw plenty of rain over the 2016-2017 winter, the state’s wildland fire service Cal Fire has been just as busy as during drought years, if not busier.
Annual count finds fewer homeless countywide, more in north county
Homeless more visible and more mobile
