Healdsburg Education Foundation welcomes new director
The Healdsburg Education Foundation (HEF) has a new leader at the helm.
As Latinx population faces more COVID hurdles, groups say there is aid for food, finance
According to the latest COVID-19 case data by race/ethnicity released by the County of Sonoma, the Latinx/Hispanic population currently accounts for 51% of the coronavirus cases in the county, whereas, only 17% of the county’s cases are among the white demographic. While the disproportionate case numbers (Latinx/Hispanic people make up 25.6% of the county’s population) look grim, local nonprofits and outreach organizations such as Corazón Healdsburg and California Rural Legal Assistance Inc., are reminding folks that help is available for food, rental, housing and legal assistance.
HUSD board to review COVID prevention plan, new high school courses
The Healdsburg Unified School District (HUSD) Board of Trustees will be taking care of several district housekeeping items at their next meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 16, at 6 p.m.
Future Farmers exhibitor aims to auction animals, raise funds for items to have for battle with cancer
The 2021 Healdsburg Future Farmers Country Fair is underway with animal weigh-in complete and the showmanship and market show for large and small animals kicking off today, May 27.
Sebastopol Business Round-Up: What’s new in town?
Now that things are opening up again, Townsy Media took a look around to see what’s new in the local business community.
County’s economic recovery tied directly to ending the pandemic
The pre COVID-19 economy was very strong and can make a quick recovery in late 2021, economics professor predicts
Former Sebastopol mayor arrested for sex crimes released before trial
Trigger warning: This article contains details of sexual assault that may be troubling to readers and to sexual assault survivors.
Social distancing: A refresher course
As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its fourth week locally, early reports indicate that Gov. Gavin Newsom’s March 19 order to shelter-in-place and subsequent “social distancing” are helping to keep demands on the local health care system below capacity.
