Taylor ends his school days right where he started them
Product of Windsor's elementary schools retires after 32 years
as teacher and administrator
by NATHAN WRIGHT, Staff Writer
When Brooks Elementary Principal Joe Taylor began his academic
career in Windsor, he was sitting behind a student's desk in grade
school. Last week he finished his 32-year career in the...
Bee Well
Wow, we really loved seeing old, lifetime Healdsburg people share their talents, especially Dana DiRicco and Lorraine Ham (94 years old) teach us, and young people too, how to properly make a pie crust—revealing all their secrets!
And everyone was wide-eyed seeing a whole hive...
Hotel Sebastopol to break ground later in spring
At its March 3 meeting, the Sebastopol City Council gave Piazza Hospitality, developers of Hotel Sebastopol, an extension on its design review approval, which was due to expire on March 7. Had the council failed to grant the extension, the project would have had to go through the whole design review process all over again — a time-consuming process which might have been a death knell for the project.
Victory parade
A parade of some 30-odd cars filled with joyous voters wound its way from Santa Rosa to the Windsor Town Green, celebrating the victory of president-elect Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris. Cars were decorated with flags, banners and stickers, and drivers honked their horns and waved and cheered at the small crowd greeting them at the Green. California state senator Mike McGuire and newly elected Rohnert Park Councilmember Jackie Elward were participants in the parade organized by Pat Sabo of the Sonoma County Democrats.
New board members seated ahead of meaty agenda at WUSD meeting
The Dec. 15 Windsor Unified School District (WUSD) Board of Trustees meeting will kick off with the swearing in of returning trustee Bill Adams and new trustee Malinalli Lopez, followed by the restructuring of the board and the assignment of committees and school sites.
Marchers have come home, but what’s next?
Inspired and activated, newly minted activists plan for their future
Police tangle with felon in downtown Graton
On April 4 at approximately 4:40 p.m., deputies responded to a call in the 8500 block of Trenton Road in Forestville. The caller reported a man and a woman came to the house earlier in the day making threats. The suspects had just returned, pointed a handgun at the caller, then drove away.
Traffic Safety Grant helps save lives
ONE LIFE AT A TIME — Sonoma County Fire and Emergency Services















