Despite creeping case numbers, county poised to hit orange tier this week
It was mostly good news this week in the county’s April 5 COVID-19 briefing: vaccination allocations are about to increase, and the county is poised to slip into the orange tier. However, there are still a few points of concern going forward, primarily the slight rise in case rates for the first time in weeks.
Deas family makes $100k pledge to school fund
Education Foundation gains momentum on endowment fund plans
2017 harvest a wild ride of heat, rain and fire
90 percent of fruit was already in tanks and barrels when fires broke out
City Council Readopts 2018 Hotel Ordinance, Effective Immediately
An old-fashioned Healdsburg City Council meeting took place on Monday night, with wave upon wave of citizens queuing up to the podium to state their opinion of the council’s attempt to readopt the Hotel Ordinance first passed in December, 2018—and recently revealed to have...
District plans to spend emergency relief funds on additional staff and support services
The Healdsburg Unified School District (HUSD) is receiving $1,697,674 in funding from the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) III fund and plans to use the funding to provide additional staff and support services such as social-emotional curriculum.
J&J vaccine encounters glitch as state expands eligibility
Gov. Gavin Newsom said today that California will still receive safe shipments of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine after a nationwide batch was discarded because of a manufacturing problem.
Winter shelter opens in Guerneville
Guerneville’s winter homeless center opened on a roll this week with its nightly free dinners lined up through the end of March.
Pregnant women and new moms invited to join UC Davis wildfire study
Study to assess effects of smoke and ash on pre- and post-natal health of women and their babies
