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Juvenile cited for reckless driving

December 8, 2020

Had history of participating in ‘side shows’

Windsor Candidate Q&A: Michael Wall

March 11, 2022

With voter guides arriving at voters’ residences beginning March 3 and vote-by-mail beginning March 14, the Town of Windsor’s special election campaign is drawing to a close. First three, now two, the candidates vying for a long-vacant fifth town council seat to serve a six-month term beginning in May and ending in December have been campaigning for nearly two months now. Despite the brevity of the term, candidates will help the town council decide on some critical issues relating to the future of the Town of Windsor, including the fate of the Civic Center project, the selection of a new town manager, how to address long-term financial problems and, potentially, the makeup of the council itself.

Locals anticipate post office to stay at annex

September 15, 2010

Efforts by members of the community to persuade United States

Healdsburg animal activity log June 14 – 20, 2021

June 23, 2021

Incoming animals

Hospital CEO announces retirement

February 20, 2020

Healdsburg District Hospital CEO, Joe Harrington, will retire from the role in early spring with a commitment to a transition period to support his successor.

Healdsburg students compete in academic competition in Greece

October 22, 2017

Five seventh graders at The Healdsburg School have made the finals of the World Scholar’s Cup after scoring highly in a round of the academic competition in Athens, Greece.

Arson suspected in city work truck fire

August 16, 2011

Healdsburg police are investigating a suspected arson fire to a

How the city was saved from fire

November 21, 2019

The Kincade Fire came close to Healdsburg.

LETTER: Extraordinary generosity

January 20, 2003

Editor: This year, as in years past, the Windsor Fire Protection

Healdsburg Library to Close For Extensive Remodel

January 11, 2024

The Sonoma County Library branch in Healdsburg is receiving a thorough facelift in the coming year, with upgrades including new carpet, furniture, paint, and shelving, and the addition of windows to the exterior of the building.