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November 10, 2025

Hot Summer Days Bring Beach-Goers to Healdsburg

After a cooler-than-normal June, the temperature leapt past the century mark on the first day of July, and Sonoma County families responded by heading to the latest Russian River beach to open—Veterans Memorial Beach in Healdsburg. “Saturday was our opening day, our grand opening,” said...

Freestone Valley Ford cannabis application to be heard by supervisors

Existing operation seeking 5-year permit extension

CUSD considering instructional calendar, creation of middle school dean on Tuesday

The Cloverdale Unified School District (CUSD) Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting this week. The board will meet over Zoom, beginning at 4 p.m., to discuss the 2021-22 instructional calendar, take possible action on the creation of a middle school dean job description for Washington Middle School and consider the creation of a teacher on special assignment job description.

Open Space District to seek tax renewal

County voters will likely be asked in November to extend a

Windsor’s at-large elections marginalized Hispanic voters, study finds

The findings mean districts are here to stay

Healdsburg Police Logs: March 1-7

MONDAY, MARCH 1

On your marks, get set, sketch

Ready, Set, Sketch! group meets monthly at various locations across the county

It’s all about audits at next WUSD meeting

At the Feb. 16 meeting of the Windsor Unified School District (WUSD) Board of Trustees, there is a relatively brief agenda, focused almost entirely on audits, some financial and some about facilities.

Healdsburg Museum Gets Lights, Banners

Healdsburg Museum at night
The Healdsburg Museum and Historical Society, housed in the distinctive Carnegie Library building at the corner of Matheson and Fitch streets, has completed a dynamic public art project that dramatically increases the visibility of the Museum—especially at night, when a rainbow of colored spots highlights its architectural features...

Year in Review: Health

In 2021, west county locals spent another year trying to keep calm and carry on through the pandemic, facing a mutating coronavirus and the ongoing need for regional health care options. This past year was one of strategy and adaptation, compared to the chaos of 2020.
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