Event asks community members to share their experiences with racism
An event scheduled for Wednesday, June 10 asks Healdsburg residents to share their race-based experiences with the community. The event will take place in Healdsburg’s Plaza from 3 to 8 p.m. and will have a station where people can create posters explaining their experiences as part of a temporary art installation.
Piazza’s New Hotel May Be Invalid Under City’s 2018 Ordinance
As Piazza Hospitality’s H4 project at 400 Healdsburg Ave. nears its next Planning Commission hearing sometime in August, questions have surfaced about the validity of their application to build the residential hotel they envision—16 rooms, 37 beds, mini-kitchens in most rooms and an on-site...
City to integrate SDAT report findings into new strategic plan
Long-term process will occur over series of special public meetings
County roads getting help after being forgotten
$5 million in north county repairs set for next summer
County organizations join forces to accept state’s homelessness challenge
Sonoma County has joined Santa Barbara and San Francisco counties as the second cohort of communities in the state to accept Gov. Gavin Newsom's 100-day challenge to address homelessness. The 100-day challenge seeks to end homelessness for specific targeted populations such as veterans or youth, utilizing the $650 million in homeless emergency aid made available by the governor in fiscal year 2020-21.
Healdsburg’s Celso Rosales remembered
HHS counselor and coach guided many Latino youth to careers of success
Learn CPR, fire prevention tips and more at Family Safety Fair
Several police and fire agencies will convene Sept. 22 for a Family Safety Fair at the Foss Creek Community Center in Healdsburg, where presenters will provide important safety tips, tricks and resources that all families should have on hand in case of an earthquake, fire or other emergency.
Steelhead Festival welcoming the splash
Wild steelhead trout are splashing their way back up the Russian River to Lake Sonoma where the end to a long migration will again be celebrated by the Lake Sonoma Steelhead Festival.
