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Police logs June 26-30

July 1, 2019

The following are excerpted from Healdsburg Police Department daily log entries

Occidental barbeque smokin’ success

July 22, 2009

Photo story: The 53rd Occidental Volunteer Fire Department

Citrus Fair Worker Takes a Tumble

February 23, 2023

A worker for Butler Amusements was injured on Friday morning, Feb. 17, before the Cloverdale Citrus Fair threw open its gates for 2023. The worker was helping set up the Ferris wheel, and witnesses reported on social media that he tumbled from one of...

Hospital unveils turnaround plan to ensure survival

February 6, 2003

RAY HOLLEY, Tribune Editor

Healdsburg Little League Starts All-Girls Team

January 29, 2025

Softball, shmoftball! Healdsburg Little League officials just announced that they’re forming an all-girls baseball team this year, for the first time in the league’s nearly 35-year history. Now they just need some brave young girl to fill out the roster. If you happen to know one...

Humane Society of Sonoma County, Healdsburg Activity Log, Nov. 18 – 24

November 26, 2019

Incoming Animals

The storm at the shelter

June 12, 2013

If we must say so ourselves — and why shouldn’t we? — the citizens of Healdsburg are one of the proudest and most generous communities to be found anywhere. We cherish our traditions as we also expand our horizons and meet all kinds of challenges with a stalwart blend of conviction and compassion. Healdsburg is home to good folks with big hearts.

Things that seem unseemly

January 30, 2013

It seems to me unseemly that our leaders object so strenuously to the State of California wanting to charge $8 for visiting the State Beaches along our magnificent coast while at the same time saying it makes sense for the County of Sonoma to charge a $7 fee for visiting its own parks.

Police Log, Feb. 10-16

February 26, 2025

Among this week's entries: "8:29am The Reporting Party (RP) stated that while he was leaving Safeway on Vine Street the previous day, he saw a vehicle back into his vehicle. He tried to get the driver’s attention but the person drove off. The RP was not the owner of the vehicle and stated the vehicle was a company car. An officer advised the RP to have the owner of the vehicle call the police department if the owner wanted a report...."

WSCUHSD settles on process for filling board vacancy

July 14, 2020

Board will conduct application and interview process