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November 5, 2026

Community volunteer Mitchell dies at 71

Served three terms on City Council, numerous other volunteer positions

School construction booming with $35 million bond

State-of-the-art wireless network and 80” screens

Not our kind

We weren’t at the Dallas Black Lives Matter march last week where a rogue sniper killed five police officers. We were home with our families, maybe sharing conversations with our neighbors after another work day. We were with our kind.

Windsor club expanding to Healdsburg

Originally established with a focus on all things Windsor, the Windsor Democratic Club over time has expanded its interest beyond the politics of the Town of Windsor.

The taxpayers’ checkbook

July 1 is the start of a new fiscal year for local governments. This is when the county, cities and schools start spending new tax money based on recently approved 2016-2017 budgets. All these budgets tend to launch with the same conclusions: there is never enough tax revenue; there are too many unmet needs; employee and pension costs keep going up; and everything could be solved if we only agreed to raise new taxes and vote for more long term debt bonds.

Thank you to Healdsburg

June DeSilva hasn’t cooked a meal since March. It’s not because she can’t cook, it’s just that her friends won’t let her.

Lunch programs fill a need during summer months

Throughout the school year, low-income students are provided free and reduced lunch throughout Sonoma County in ordinance with The National School Lunch Program (NSLP).

Hit the trail: Geyserville and Cloverdale sculptures up for a year

For those who haven’t seen yet, the annual 2016 sculpture trail went up on May 7, and will remain on display through May 4, 2017.

Voters could legalize cannabis in November

Advocates and cultivators say local control is key

Fire Chief promoted from inside department

Boaz first joined Healdsburg Fire in 1997
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Arts & Entertainment

Stage face-off: Revenge vs. rivalry

Local audiences seeking a solid presentation of an American theatrical classic have two very diverse options right now. The Raven Performing Arts Theater hosts Stephen Sondheim’s massive macabre musical, "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," while The 222 offers Sam Shepard’s more intimate fraternal drama, "True West." Both run in Healdsburg through Nov. 8.