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August 14, 2026

Grants for Career and Tech Ed at HHS

The CTE Foundation, which supports the field of Career and Technical Education, announced on Feb. 22 that it is awarding $101,150 in grants to support 14 Sonoma County education programs, the goal being to “increase student engagement and connect classroom learning to real-world careers...

The Rotary Club of Sebastopol crab feed and youth art show a big success

The Rotary Club of Sebastopol mixed great food and delightful student art at its annual Crab Feed last week.

Lak’ech Learning at Community Center Tonight

The next stage of a city program to nurture and improve inclusion throughout the Healdsburg community takes place tonight, Thursday, Jan. 26, at the Healdsburg Community Center. The “encuentro” (gathering) will be the first of five such meetings in the next four months to...

Department preparing for increased fire activity

Local fire departments kick off vegetation management work, refresher training sessions

Police Log, Oct. 21-27

Police station parking
Day in the life: 7:09pm The RP on Fitch Street stated that about 10 people were in a physical fight in front of her house. The RP heard yelling, cussing, slapping and hitting. Officers responded and made contact with two subjects. Medical help was staged, but subsequently canceled. A report was taken.

Stubborn industrial fires blaze for days

Unrelated Larkspur mobile home fire leads to a

Simone Says: Updates from Healdsburg Today

Dragonfly dance studio
Simone Wilson produces the email newsletter ‘Healdsburg Today' for the Healdsburg Tribune. Here are some of the latest bytes of news...

Hepburn, Tracy Work on Employment Equity

What is the proper role for a woman in the workplace? Is employment equity possible? Women are still paid 82 cents for every dollar a man earns, according to the latest “women in the workforce” study from the Government Accountability Office. Why?  These are still...

Sebastopol residents busted in large county pot raid

A marijuana-growing network was forced to downsize last week

Koi Nation announces plans for casino south of Windsor

The Koi Nation, a Pomo Indian tribe in Sonoma County, announced Sept. 15 their plans to build a 68-acre casino in unincorporated land between Windsor and Larkfield-Wikiup along Old Redwood Highway.
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