Council, planning commission joint meeting, Feb. 28
The Healdsburg City Council and the Healdsburg Planning Commission will hold a joint meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 28 at 5 p.m. at Healdsburg City Hall. The meeting has two agenda topics:
Alexander Valley School fundraiser, Mar. 4
Spaghetti dinner and auction an annual event in the valley, Mar. 4
School district seeks members for Citizen’s Bond Oversight Committee
The Board of Trustees of the Healdsburg Unified School District is establishing a Citizen's Bond Oversight Committee to review expenditures from construction activity associated with Measure D, which was approved by District voters on November 8, 2016. The committee will be responsible for ensuring that bond revenues are used only as voters intended and for informing the public of bond expenditures. The board invites all interested community members to apply for service on the Bond Oversight Committee.
Young artists show their skill
Young local artists and their adoring fans enjoyed the artist’s reception for the seventh annual Young Artists' Show at the Healdsburg Center for the Arts.
Healdsburg on a roll toward being a more bike-friendly city
In November 2016 the city of Healdsburg installed three self-serve bicycle repair stations. They’re strategically placed in locations where bicyclists will be likely see and use them as they make their way through town; near the Bear Republic brew pub, just north of Healdsburg City Hall and by the entrance to Recreation Park. The stations were installed as a result of Healdsburg earning a Bronze Medal distinction of being a Bicycle Friendly city in 2014 from the League of America Bicyclists. To keep this distinction, the city needs to follow a list of suggested improvements, with the hope of improving the rating to silver, gold, or even platinum.
It’s time for Mr. Eagle to strut his stuff
The Mr. Eagle Pageant will take place Wednesday, Mar. 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the East Gym at Cloverdale High School, to raise money for the senior class trip.
Sparks fly over county’s proposed pension panel
If the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors’ plan to reinstitute an independent advisory committee on pension reforms wasn’t a politically-motivated proposal it became one after labor union leader Lisa Maldonado attacked it during a public hearing this week.
