Creek cleanup and safety fair stress education
Old printer competes with snorkel and ‘jar of poop’ for most unusual items found
Parents, others offer ‘wish list’ for Measure I bond funds: Athletic fields, music rooms, science labs favored by many
The best way to spend Measure I money was the topic of
Housing, safety element updates topic of Windsor joint meeting Nov. 9
At a joint Windsor Town Council and Planning Commission on Nov. 9, Town of Windsor officials will receive information on the ongoing update of the town’s housing element, an aspect of the general plan the State of California requires cities to update every eight years, as well as the safety element.
Native American health garden to stay at Ya-Ka-Ama
Ya-Ka-Ama, which means “our land” in the Kashaya Pomo language,
Healdsburg 2025
Editor’s note – As we celebrate our 150th year of publishing, the Healdsburg Tribune seeks to balance a reverence for the past, a keen eye on the present and a healthy curiosity about the future. Occasionally, a forward-thinking reader sends us what we like to call “A letter from the future,” examining present-day Healdsburg from an imagined perspective of the future. Jay Beckwith submitted this thoughtful and interesting essay.
Healdsburg Junior High students start the new school year with a remodeled facility
Healdsburg Junior High students walked into a completely new school when they started back on Thursday, Aug. 14. The facility has undergone a modernization including construction for new science buildings, a remodeled entrance and redone classrooms and staff offices, complete with robust wireless Internet capabilities.
Healdsburg exploring options for a longer term parklet program
The Healdsburg Community Services Department will be bringing forward several suggestions to the city council on Oct. 18 regarding the future operation of the parklet and open streets programs.