Healdsburg City Council to consider Recology agreement change and rate change
On April 4, the Healdsburg City Council will be considering ordinances amending the development agreements between the city and the developers for the Enso Village senior living project and the North Village project, a project that includes low and middle-income housing, a hotel and a senior retirement community at the north end of town on Healdsburg Avenue.
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.           Â
Get out your paddles, Great Russian River Fun Race returns to Healdsburg
Die-hard kayakers who love the thrill of a river run and families who want to dress up and take a leisurely ride will come together on Saturday, May 4 for the annual Great Russian River Fun Race.
City in early talks with Corazón for the creation of a pilot universal basic income program
The Healdsburg City Council gave its blessing for the city to move forward with its plan to work with Corazón Healdsburg to develop a universal basic income (UBI) pilot program that would provide $500 a month to 50 local families for 24 months.
Patrick Slayter is Sebastopol’s new(ish) mayor for 2020
The Sebastopol City Council chose Councilmember Patrick Slayter as the town’s mayor for 2020 at the city council meeting on Dec. 3.
Preview of the Sept. 15 Sebastopol City Council meeting
The Sebastopol City Council is tackling a modest agenda this week. The council is meeting virtually Tuesday night, Sept. 15 at 6 p.m. You can watch it live, or watch a recording of it after the meeting occurs.Â
Sebastopol’s Enmanji Buddhist Temple seeks funds to strip lead paint for renovations
The Enmanji Buddhist Temple of Sebastopol looked into getting a paint job last year when congregants sheltered at home and various temples of the Buddhist Churches of America embarked on fundraisers, according to Diane Ono, president of its board of directors. The cost of repainting is estimated to be so steep that the temple has been working to raise money to cover it.
