Vine-loving weather means headaches for others
Following a rainy weekend that pushed this year into the record books as one of the wettest winters of the past two centuries, winegrape growers this week are prepping for frost patrols, hoping to shore up the crop against any cold nights that might nip their tender budding vines.
‘Confluence’ event draws crowd of river fans
Effort to launch ‘One Watershed’ vision for Russian River
Anne Frank at Raven
“In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart,” wrote Annelies Marie Frank as she hid with her family under Nazi rule. The Raven Performing Arts Theater’s production of “The Diary of Anne Frank” brings the story of this profoundly tragic, yet hopeful, tale to life with a new adaptation for contemporary audiences.
Active shooter training a chilling, but necessary, exercise
Local law enforcement training for worst-case scenario at Cloverdale school
That’s not a cow: The story of the Chalk Hill Buffalo
Most good stories have an element of mystery to them, and this one is no different. Sonoma County is rife with farms and livestock of all kinds — emus, alpacas, goats and cows of every shape and size — but the sight of a massive buffalo, more properly called an American Bison, peacefully grazing in a field between award winning vineyards is surely a surprise.
Remains found at Doran the final chapter in Taylor Schwartz’ life
Young man from Ohio jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge
Healdsburg man convicted for assaulting police officers
A Healdsburg man was found guilty on all charges on March 20 on a four-count misdemeanor complaint stemming from an incident on Dec. 30, 2016. David Robert Brewer, 36, was sentenced Monday by Judge Julie Conger after a jury found Brewer guilty of two counts of battery on a peace officer, resisting a peace officer and battery.
