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September 30, 2009

Editor: $1,306,949 of taxpayer money was appropriated by County

Bacteria are a natural part of the environment, but some bacteria like those found in human or animal waste can be a hazard when we are exposed to it in the rivers where we work and play. These microscopic single-celled organisms are found virtually everywhere, including water, soil, plants, animals and the human body. Bacteria provide numerous benefits to the environment, including the decomposition of organic matter, like breaking down leaves and plants to nourish the soil. Bacteria also serve several functions in the human body, including assisting with digestion, aiding the immune system and protecting against harmful and disease-causing invaders, known as pathogenic microbes.

Disaster response team to help with Kincade recovery

November 22, 2019

Team Rubicon, a disaster response team made up of primarily veterans made helping Sonoma County its next mission. The group has between 22 and 26 people who will be heading out to homes burned down by the Kincade Fire in an effort to help homeowners sift through the ashes for important possessions.

Community volunteer Mitchell dies at 71

July 14, 2016

Served three terms on City Council, numerous other volunteer positions

Windsor Community Briefs

August 10, 2021

Roundabout construction starts Aug. 23

Parade of Lights results

December 8, 2011

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County lungs look healthier

February 7, 2019

The American Lung Association in California released its annual “State of Tobacco Control” report, which assigns grades to all California cities and counties, including Sonoma County, on key tobacco control policies.

Fire officials prepare for an active season

July 30, 2018

Healdsburg fire chief and fire marshal talk fire preparedness

Free Will Astrology: What’s in the Stars for 2025?

January 6, 2025

"There are experiences, people and places that can either be good for you or bad for you. Which way they tilt at any particular time may depend on your mood or their mood or forces beyond your immediate control. An example for me is social media..." says Rob Brezny, noted astrologer.

Cloverdale’s user utility tax extension on track to pass

November 7, 2020

Cloverdale’s user utility tax extension, Measure R, is on track to pass, according to initial election results from the Sonoma County Registrar of Voters. While election results haven’t been updated by the registrar since Thursday, Nov. 5, the measure has received 1,760 (53.87%) of the “yes” vote and 1,507 (46.12%) of the “no” vote. It needs a simple majority to pass.