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November 10, 2025

Windsor curfew goes into effect in response to protest fears

Curfew currently set until June 4

Tater Tots children’s theater group cries wolf through August

Most are familiar with the story of “The Boy Who Cried Wolf,”

Lineup announced for 2021 Healdsburg Jazz Festival

On May 25, Healdsburg Jazz announced the full lineup for the 2021 Healdsburg Jazz Festival, which will run from June 17-20.

Windsor’s world-class racing mule

Black Ruby is a world champion. Living on a quiet ranch just off

Green Dog of the Week Ross!

Will the third time be the charm for Ross? This is the third time we’ve featured Ross as our dog of the week, but he’s still looking for his dream come true. Ross is a very shy guy, so he needs someone who can look past his initial skittishness to the sweet guy looking to connect. He is a chihuahua-terrier mix and has a beautiful tan and white coat and the most adorable under bite. Ross would particularly love a quiet home with a loving person or people for joint companionship. He has a slight deformity on his sternum that is likely a bone not set properly from an old break. Ross is sweet as can be and house trained too, and check out that face! We know the perfect home is out there waiting for him, so come meet this special guy.   

State and local teachers’ unions uncertain about reopening in the fall

(Editor’s note, the letter and interviews for this story were completed prior to the most recent state and local heath orders being announced on July 10 and 13. Numbers and other factors cited below may not reflect the most current reality. We will update this article as more information becomes available).

WHS debaters ranked No.2 in GGSA

The Windsor High School debate team is rolling right along in

Healdsburg Kids Sweep Statewide Contest for Vocational Skills

A growing movement at Healdsburg High School to expand vocational education paid off last weekend in SoCal, where six HHS students medaled in the annual statewide SkillsUSA competition. Competing against regional winners from across California, local students took home gold in three categories: “culinary arts,”...

Jury covers quakes, health

The Sonoma County Civil Grand Jury tackled several big issues this year, including health treatment in the county jail, protecting local water systems against earthquakes, problems with the county’s mental health budget and the chronic neglect of county-owned properties. Last week, we looked at the report on health care in the county jail. This week, we’ll briefly review the other topics. 

Permit Sonoma publishes draft Winery Events Ordinance

Draft to come before the planning commission on June 3
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