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February 7, 2026

Snapshot: Nighttime Harvest

This content is provided by Pierre Ratte. That sound heard in the middle of the night? It might not have anything to do with Halloween ghosts or goblins, but rather with trucks and grape-harvesting machinery. It’s a bit spooky to have an 18-wheel tractor-trailer truck...

‘Hustley, bustley and wonderful:’ The Sebastopol Area Senior Center hosts first in-person lunch

On a warm and bright Friday morning, all the windows in the Sebastopol Area Senior Center’s dining room were open, and brightly colored lanterns hung from the ceiling. Patrons sat at tables of four, their conversations underscored by gentle music from the traditional Appalachian guitar player who sat in the corner. It was the center’s first in-person communal lunch since the pandemic set in 16 months ago, and west county’s senior community had been eagerly waiting to be back in the sunlight and fresh air, sharing a meal together.

Local dog is the star of his own new book

Dogs of all shapes and sizes gathered at the Fideaux pet store in Healdsburg recently to meet a fluffy 3-year-old dog named Leo who is the star of a new book, “Leo’s Lockdown Lexicon,” by Pat Lenz.

Animal logs Sept. 30-Oct. 6

This report is courtesy of the Humane Society of Sonoma County’s Healdsburg Center for Animals and may not reflect all animal control activities in the Healdsburg community. For more information call 431-3386.

Local baker wins Holiday Baking Championship

Healdsburg has another hometown hero in the form of a star baker, Melissa Yanc. Yanc, who is the owner of Quail & Condor, was recently named the winner of the Food Network’s Holiday Baking Championship.

Police Log, Oct. 16-22

Monday, Oct. 16 11:06am The Reporting Party (RP) said she believes her parked car was hit the previous day at Safeway on Vine Street. An officer responded and took a report on the hit and run. 12:13pm The RP indicated that a woman in the lobby...

Foppoli denies any wrongdoing, accuses others, as town convenes meeting to press for his removal

On Saturday night, April 10, Dominic Foppoli released a statement — his first since the beginning of the allegations of sexual assault against him — denying any wrongdoing and in turn pointing the fingers of misdeeds in other directions. He also made it clear he has no plans to resign.

Local garden club green thumb moving on

Over the past three decades, Marsha McPheeters has brought

Sonoma West Letters to the Editor, Nov. 29, 2018

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