Record-breaking event nets over $155,000 to send kids to camp
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Sonoma County’s annual Healdsburg fundraiser was held on Saturday, April 8 at the Villa Chanticleer in Healdsburg. This year’s theme was Safari Night, featuring a menagerie of animal decorations ranging from zebra print scarves to lifesize elephant cutouts. The organization thanks the Healdsburg & Geyserville Community Council for their efforts in making this record-shattering event a success. Members include council chair Jim Dadaos, Bob Angell, Gretchen Crebs, Bob Durler, Parke Hafner, Renee Mengali, Eddie Merideth, Whitney Opperman, Erik Olsen and event chair Elise Bulger.
Too many tasting rooms? City meeting on alcohol, April 17
The Healdsburg City Council will discuss alcohol serving establishments and how they are dispersed at the council’s regular meeting on Monday, April 17 at 6 p.m. at Healdsburg City Hall.
Geyserville students make lunch for day laborers (Slideshow)
Students from the MEChA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanx de Aztlán, or Chicanx Student Movement of Aztlán) Club at Geyserville New Tech Academy got together on Saturday, April 1, in honor of César Chávez to make tortas (sandwiches) for farm workers and day laborers.
Planning Commission to ponder wine tasting, wireless tower
The Healdsburg Planning Commission will meet ion Tuesday, April 11 at 6 p.m. at Healdsburg City Hall. The commission will hear a request by the Paul Mahder Gallery on Healdsburg Avenue to offer wine service to gallery patrons. The topic of alcohol-serving establishments has...
Kurt Hahn dies at 78
His name does not appear on the outside of any of the buildings or projects that have been part of Healdsburg’s renaissance as a cherished small town and a world class food, wine and tourist destination. But his signature is found on two decades of...
Got something to say about library service hours?
The Sonoma County Library is hosting multiple Community Conversations throughout the county to discuss library service hours. In partnership with the Library Branches Library Advisory Boards and Friends of the Library, each Community Conversation will be held at their respective library branch this spring. As the library prepares its first round of expanding library hours later this spring, these discussions will guide library administration in understanding the needs for each community in Sonoma County. Share your current library use and how you imagine the future of your library.
