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Letters to the Editor 8-18-2016

August 18, 2016

Changing with the times?

Marketing wineries

November 26, 2014

With a 30-year professional background in the local wine industry, including marketing positions at leading Sonoma-Napa wineries, as well as directing tasting rooms and wine clubs, and organizing special events by the score, I would like to make some observations in the context of the current debate over special events at Sonoma County wineries.

It’s not too late

October 30, 2014

We are on the dawn of the Nov. 4 elections, but even if they were still many weeks away, it would still be too late to vote. Anyway, polling booths are very public places and the danger of catching Ebola could be very high. Plus, random “lone wolf” terrorists are probably lying in wait.

Watchdogs and whistles

June 1, 2011

Plenty of us like to blame the government for all sorts of

Thanks, but no thanks: Why community colleges are resisting $170 million

June 10, 2021

Rarely are college bean-counters skeptical of receiving more money, but a plan to give California’s community college system hundreds of millions of dollars for faculty is dividing finance officials and professors.

Local Eagle Scout, community members help put up fire hazard signs on Fitch Mountain

January 16, 2022

Fitch Mountain will soon be getting two fire hazard signs, one on N. Fitch Mountain Road and one on S. Fitch Mountain Road, thanks to Eagle Scout Bryce Turbeville, who in recent years has been creating fire hazard signs for local Citizens Organized to Prepare for Emergencies (COPE) groups.

City budget changes free up funds for new initiatives

September 13, 2021

Several budget amendments will free up $1.4 million in Healdsburg’s Measure T funds to support a number of new city projects and initiatives such as homeless support and planning, targeted business loan forgiveness and universal basic income among others.

Sebastopol OKs free trial for app to rate police interactions

July 23, 2021

Residents of Sebastopol may find themselves using an app-based platform Sebastopol Police Chief Kevin Kilgore compared to giving police Yelp reviews

County to hold virtual town hall series on cannabis ordinance updates

March 5, 2021

Four sessions scheduled for March 8 and 12

County health officials remind residents about the importance of COVID testing

February 19, 2021

COVID-19 case rates are finally starting to decline in Sonoma County following the dramatic holiday surge, but Sonoma County Health Officer Dr. Sundari Mase is still urging residents to continue to get tested.