New preschool offers options for all
Enrollment slots still available for preschool program at Fitch Mountain Elementary
New year brings new laws
The new year will usher in a sales tax increase, and immunity from arrest for someone possessing illicit drugs when they are seeking emergency assistance for themselves or someone else suffering an overdose, among a slew of other laws which take effect Jan. 1.
Cowboy boots and country roots at 20th Barn Dance
Event serves as fundraiser for Future Farmers County Fair
Free clinics hope to vaccinate students ahead of new deadline
Sonoma County Public Health Services is offering a free whooping
How might the west county high school consolidation impact English learners?
English Language Learner (ELL) students may see some changes when Analy High School and El Molino High School merge into one at the start of the coming school year.
Despite creeping case numbers, county poised to hit orange tier this week
It was mostly good news this week in the county’s April 5 COVID-19 briefing: vaccination allocations are about to increase, and the county is poised to slip into the orange tier. However, there are still a few points of concern going forward, primarily the slight rise in case rates for the first time in weeks.
State desk spacing arguments rage as big school districts plan April reopening
A majority of California’s largest school districts plan on bringing students and teachers back on campuses by early April, even as local officials grapple with state social distancing requirements they say are unclear and limit kids’ in-person options.
Council reviewing Cloverdale Boulevard development details
The Cloverdale City Council meeting slated for next Wednesday, Jan. 27, is a mix of housekeeping items as well as items that may be of special interest to some community members. In addition to adopting committee appointments and providing direction of support for the Sonoma County Mayors’ and Councilmembers’ Association, the council will be holding a public hearing about the mitigated negative declaration and design review for the 21 multi-family dwelling units that are planned for 669-679 South Cloverdale Boulevard. It will also be watching a variety of presentations, including one about Sonoma County’s five-year strategic plan and one about the city’s draft capital improvement program.
Californians ask: Where are our coronavirus vaccines?
With Californians growing desperate to protect themselves from COVID-19 and put the pandemic behind them, many want to know: where are their vaccines?