Interesting new trend for best selling books of 2012
Booklists got a bit kinky in 2012. It’s true — it got a little weird. And the proof is in the pudding — or more accurately, in the lists of the top ten bestselling books of 2012.
New Year’s Eve bank robbery suspect arrested after slashing tire
On Tuesday, sheriff’s deputies arrested a man suspected of robbing a bank in Guerneville on New Year’s Eve.
Making his list, checking it twice
Beautiful weather, if not a bit cold, welcomed Santa Claus, as
Exploring science at the Healdsburg School
Time for science — Parents and teachers at The Healdsburg School held an interactive day of science for students on Sept. 28, complete with a pine wood car derby race, ooey gooey slime creation and chemical reaction experiments.
THUSD teachers authorize a strike, seeking better pay and benefits
The Twin Hills Teachers Association (THTA) is ready and willing to strike if the Twin Hills Union School District (THUSD) doesn’t agree to competitive salaries going forward, according to bargaining chair and math teacher Leslie Konvalinka.
Final DEI ‘encuentro’ tonight on AAPI
The fifth and final “encuentro” takes place at 6:30 tonight, Thursday, April 27, on the subject of “Is the Dream Alive and Well in Healdsburg?” It will provide a venue for panelists and community members to discuss the contemporary and historical experiences of the...
Healdsburg Pics of the Week: MLK Mini Art
As part of a Sonoma County Library initiative for Black History Month, kids across the county have been creating tiny paintings over the past few weeks to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. The photo above shows some of the art created by kids...
State wine committee hearing on fire recovery, ag tourism and water supply
State Senators Mike McGuire and Bill Dodd and Assemblymember Cecilia Aguiar-Curry will unite their respective Select Committees on Wine for a hearing in Sonoma County’s wine country to discuss wildfire recovery and receive a report on water supply issues.
Changes to Girl Scout back-to-school event
Girl Scouts from Troop 10718 have been working hard for months to prepare for their annual "Back to School" project, now in its fourth year, but the recent changes in COVID-19 rules have caused some last-minute changes to be made to the event.













