Healdsburg power shutoff potential and fire drills
City Manager David Mickaelian and Fire Chief Jason Boaz briefly discussed the potential for a power shutoff by PG&E within city limits at the city council meeting on Oct. 7.
California public schools suffer record enrollment drop
California’s K-12 public-school enrollment has precipitously declined during the pandemic, dropping by a record 155,000 students, according to new state projections.
Healdsburg on track to explore the creation of a new cannabis ordinance
The City of Healdsburg is in the early stages of outlining a draft ordinance that would allow either for a mix of commercial cannabis uses or for retail use only. There was also the option to consider an ordinance that would allow for various types of cannabis manufacturing within Healdsburg, however, the council was more in favor of looking at the possibility of mixed commercial use or retail.
2011 Homecoming revelry, parades and game action
LIONS ON PARADE —El Molino celebrated its 2011 Homecoming on
Three day storm leaves little damage behind
Despite last weekend's major storm and a trail of more rain from
Healdsburg council considering proposed West Plaza Parking Lot wine and food event
At their next meeting on June 21, the Healdsburg City Council will consider a request from SD Media Productions for the use of the West Plaza Parking Lot for a proposed three-day Sonoma County food and wine tasting event in 2022.
Healdsburg sculptor set to host live art event
It seems like there is a day to celebrate all kinds of different things, from donuts to dogs and even sculptures.
