Homework for 2015
Here’s wishing everyone a fulfilling, prosperous and happy New Year. In this new year, we hope more and more citizens of all ages take more active roles in our many community pursuits, local government actions and our far-ranging series of crucial debates and decisions. It’s a new year for all of us, a year already filled with undone tasks, ongoing conversations and new goals.
2014 Year in Review part 2: a summary of July through Dec.
Part two of our annual news roundup covers a selection of events from July through December. Part one, covering January through June, appeared last week.
Exploring arts and science at a young age
New children’s museum offers interactive exhibits
Have a slow Christmas
T’was the night before Christmas and all things were a Twitter. Yes, the mice, all the other creatures and the rest of the house was abuzz and full of clattering. The stockings were not hung by the chimney with care; they were overstuffed with “stuff.” When was it that getting through Christmas Eve started feeling like making it to the finish line of a race?
2014 Year in Review part 1: a summery of Jan. through June
Part one of our annual news roundup covers January through June. Part two, covering July through December, will appear next week.
Hwy 101 set to get $67 million fix
Dubbed “The Big Pave,” a new project will be under way in the New Year to permanently fix the 14-mile stretch of Highway 101 between Windsor and Geyserville.










