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August 14, 2026

Rotary Crab Feast staying virtual this year

The 42nd annual Rotary Club of Healdsburg Crab Feast will take place virtually again this year. The live auction will be broadcasted via YouTube and the silent auction will be offered via the Greater Giving website.

Local USPS mailbox ‘hacked’ 

A spate of reported mail thefts hit Healdsburg earlier this month, resulting in 10 or more mail fraud reports filed with the Healdsburg Police. The incidents are similar, in that the implicated mail drop box is the one outside the Foss Creek Circle annex, on a semicircular driveway for easy drive-by access.

AAUW teaches a tasty lesson about the wage gap on Equal Pay Day

One dollar bought you a different cookie based on your gender

Guerneville boat launch and regional park improvement efforts underway

Come spring 2022, devotees of the Russian River may have a new favorite spot in Guerneville to put their boats into the water. Construction at Guerneville River Park for the town’s first public boat launch area for non-motorized vessels started in August, according to a Sept. 7 press release from Sonoma County Regional Parks.

School hires interim principal

There’s been a shake-up of administration roles at Healdsburg Elementary School (HES).

City adopts more comprehensive emergency plan

New plan includes provisions for fires, floods, pandemics and a citywide evacuation map

Windsor Town Council requests position of mayor, creation of misconduct procedures be brought forward for discussion

Though he was absent from the April 21 town council meeting, in many ways Mayor Dominic Foppoli continued to loom large over proceedings. True to his statement last week, Foppoli stepped back from his mayoral duties and left the running of the town to his Vice Mayor Sam Salmon, and councilmembers Debora Fudge and Esther Lemus.

Healdsburg, Windsor join efforts for this year’s Relay For Life

Lifesavers team raises $20,000, more to come

Sebastopol updates its granny unit rules

New state laws force revision of city’s ADU ordinance

Humane Society offers free veterinary services for county fire victims

In response to the unprecedented disaster which has affected the community so deeply, the Sonoma Humane Society is launching charity veterinary services for pet owners who have suffered financial loss in recent fires and need assistance to care for their pets. Services are limited to basic wellness care and urgent fire related injuries.
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