Exhibit: Women who paved the way
The West County Museum is highlighting local trailblazers with its new “Extraordinary Local Women” exhibit. The exhibit includes information about local women who were the first women to do what they did, from the first female Sebastopol mayor to the first Sebastopol Times editor to the first woman to vote in Sonoma County. The exhibit opens on Thursday, Dec. 5, and has a grand opening on Saturday, Dec. 7.
Sebastopol Design Review Board says no to CVS-Pellini project
Sebastopol's Design Review Board on Wednesday (Dec. 7) followed
Planning for new distancing guidelines at Windsor schools
In a letter to families and the community released on April 19, Windsor Unified School District (WUSD) Superintendent Jeremy Decker stated that the district is moving forward to potentially accommodate the new guidelines for school distancing, that would allow classrooms to move from six feet to three feet in social distancing.
As omicron sweeps Windsor schools, mitigation policy shifts towards ‘endemic’ phase
Over winter break, Pete Sullivan, the Windsor Unified School District’s director of COVID mitigation, was looking at nearly as many active cases in Windsor High School students as he’d seen the entire fall semester. Twenty-eight high schoolers had confirmed, positive cases in the last week of 2021, compared to a total of 31 cases between September and December, with the high being a week with 16 active cases at once last fall.
New laws in 2020 cover a variety of topics
A plethora of new laws have gone into affect in the new year, some with significant potential affects. Here are the highlights.
Potential power shutoff this week
This morning, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) began 48-hour advance notifications to customers about a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) in portions of 22 counties. Worsening dry conditions and expected high wind gusts pose an increased risk for damage and sparks on the electric system that have the potential to ignite fires in areas with dry vegetation.
City reviews budget, seniors catch a ride
The Healdsburg City Council went over a slew of items before it breaks for the month of July.
Bulldog cheerleaders take top honors
The midgets team was originally nine girls during sideline season. Once the sideline/football season ends, the competition season begins.
Healdsburg looks to get lucky
The end of the rainbow is in downtown Healdsburg this St. Patrick’s Day.
