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Taylor ends his school days right where he started them

June 23, 2003

Product of Windsor's elementary schools retires after 32 years as teacher and administrator by NATHAN WRIGHT, Staff Writer When Brooks Elementary Principal Joe Taylor began his academic career in Windsor, he was sitting behind a student's desk in grade school. Last week he finished his 32-year career in the...

Healdsburg Year in Review: Events

December 27, 2021

Every year, SoCoNews compiles a list of the year’s most noteworthy events, happenings and newsmakers and writes a comprehensive timeline that looks back at the year.

Letters to the editor 7-6-17

July 5, 2017

Against drive-through

Police Log, Nov. 24 – 30

December 10, 2025

Residents and others are encouraged to call Healdsburg Police Dispatch as needed at 707.431.3377, operational 24/7. Here are this week's dispatch entries...

Police and Sheriff Logs

October 26, 2016

The following is a sampling of calls received in the Windsor area during the past week by the Sheriff’s Department.

Healdsburg’s Historic Building Preservation Award Winners

February 12, 2024

Each year, the Healdsburg Museum and Historical Society hands out a batch of "historic preservation awards" to people in town who've done an especially good job sprucing up any iconic old buildings they own, in a way that both honors the original look and...

Barrel of fun, wine or both?

March 4, 2015

At least since Isabelle Simi converted a big wine vat at her Healdsburg winery along the Old Redwood Highway into a roadside wine tasting room just after the Great Depression and that “little old winemaker” invited the world to visit the Italian Swiss Colony, Sonoma County has beckoned agricultural visitors. Organized in 1973, a hundred or so small family farms created Sonoma County Farm Trails to welcome thousands of Gravenstein Fair goers, pumpkin patch seekers and Christmas Tree farm trekkers. Before that, apple blossom and prune blossom tours drew busloads of out-of-towners.

Grads get $1.3M in scholarships

May 30, 2010

Healdsburg High School celebrated $1.3 million in scholarships

Police Log, Feb. 12-18

February 29, 2024

Vandalism to vehicles, faulty memory, public intoxication and murder by nanotechnology, just some of the stories in this week's Police Log.

Cloverdale’s City Park closed until Wednesday

October 25, 2021

According to Cloverdale Mayor Marta Cruz, the Cloverdale City Park will be closed for the next two days, reopening on Wednesday, due to the weekend’s heavy rain.

Greyhounds leap, race into T&F season

Spring break interrupts Greyhound sports

Greyhounds take North Coast Section D-5 title

Lady Hounds have eyes on the prize

Calendar: March 19-27

Ramble returns to Healdsburg June 6

Who will win Oscars this year? Read our predictions

CALENDAR: March 13-17

Greyhounds leap, race into T&F season

Spring break interrupts Greyhound sports

Greyhounds take North Coast Section D-5 title

Lady Hounds have eyes on the prize

Calendar: March 19-27

Ramble returns to Healdsburg June 6

Who will win Oscars this year? Read our predictions

CALENDAR: March 13-17

Planned and actual development up, but population down in Windsor in 2021

Decking the Halls, Dec. 5

Letters to the Editor 4-10-14

SLIDESHOW: Analy student organizes Sebastopol’s biggest BLM protest

WSCUHSD board to approve new vice principal, finalize layoffs

Taylor ends his school days right where he started them

Healdsburg Year in Review: Events

Letters to the editor 7-6-17

Police Log, Nov. 24 – 30

Police and Sheriff Logs

Healdsburg’s Historic Building Preservation Award Winners

Barrel of fun, wine or both?

Grads get $1.3M in scholarships

Police Log, Feb. 12-18

Cloverdale’s City Park closed until Wednesday