Unique program brings awards to Brooks Elementary
Prize comes as school gears up to bring students back to campus
Wine Producer Settles Case, Pays $320,000 to Workers
A Healdsburg winery will pay $328,000 in lost wages to 21 agricultural workers to settle a complaint filed with the California Agricultural Labor Relations Board.
Cloverdale City Council selects Cruz as mayor, Lands as vice mayor
Cruz will serve as the city’s first Latina mayor
A look back at local history
The following snippets of history are drawn from the pages of the Healdsburg Tribune, the Healdsburg Enterprise and the Sotoyome Scimitar, and are prepared by the volunteers at the Healdsburg Museum & Historical Society. The photo is from the museum’s archives.
Healdsburg on the hunt for an official plant (or two)
While all the nominated plants are found in the area, Healdsburg Garden Club did limit its list to native plants, though some are widely found outside Healdsburg’s city limits. The proposal included four flowers: the Douglas iris, the yellow mariposa lily, scarlet fritillary and blue-eyed grass, the once ubiquitous California native grape, and the familiar oak trees of the region.
State Senator McGuire announces re-election bid
State Senator Mike McGuire, who represents California’s 2nd state senate district, has announced his plans to run for reelection in 2018.
Hike the Divide
Forestville thru-hiker makes a film about climate change activism along the Continental Divide
Want to learn more about Cloverdale’s hazard mitigation plan?
The city of Cloverdale is hosting a community workshop about its draft of the city’s Local Hazard Mitigation Plan and its General Plan Public Health and Safety Element. The plans help identify how the city can respond and protect community members from potential natural hazards and disasters.
HHS CARnival and Street Fair returns for second year
The second annual Healdsburg High School CARnival and Street Fair will be held on campus on Saturday, April 29.
