City to consider COVID response measures
As the COVID-19 pandemic wears on, the Healdsburg City Council agreed Monday night, Aug. 3, to explore several virus response actions such as eviction protection, civil fines for not observing public health orders, retail assistance, utility bill relief, child care programs and encouraging bicycle and pedestrian use.
To Market, To Market
The Healdsburg Farmers Market sparkled in mid-spring colors under a warm May sun at its second weekend of the season. Later in the summer, the market will add Tuesday hours around the plaza to its regular Saturday morning open air market in the west parking lot near Vine and North streets.
Teacher strike averted in Sebastopol’s Twin Hills Union School District
On Aug. 9, days before union teachers were poised to strike in Sebastopol, the Twin Hills Teachers Association (THTA) ratified an agreement over salary raises after finding a compromise with the Twin Hills Union School District (THUSD) they could accept.
Bodega piers now open for local fishermen
Local recreational fishermen received good news last week when Sonoma County officials authorized the reopening of the Westside Boat Launch, Mason’s Marina and Spud Point Marina in Bodega Bay.
School hires interim principal
There’s been a shake-up of administration roles at Healdsburg Elementary School (HES).
Former Healdsburg school librarian, rancher turns 100
Healdsburg has another centenarian, Louise Buchignani, who turned 100 on Sept. 21.
New laws for rent, contractors and vaccines
California’s legislature recently adjourned after passing a number of laws that affect housing, employment and health care.
Letters to the Editor, May 2, 2019
Pseudoscience — not chemtrails — is the real threat to our society
Healdsburg Police, Sheriff and Fire Logs, May 7-13
The following are excerpted from the log entries of the Healdsburg Police Department, the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department for the Healdsburg area, and the Healdsburg Fire Department
