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October 29, 2026

City’s newest lieutenant rose through ranks

Healdsburg’s newest police lieutenant, Matt Jenkins, 31, was promoted in early December. Jenkins was raised up from patrol sergeant after serving with the Healdsburg Police Department as an officer since May 2003. He celebrated his 10th anniversary on the force just last week.

Longtime local business to close

Noble Designs will shut doors at month’s end

HJH students perform

On Dec. 7, 2012 at the Fitch Mountain Campus, the Healdsburg Junior High Spanish class students performed a dance entitled “Los Machetes” as part of the “Navidad Mexicana” Christmas celebration for the families of both the Spanish speaking and English speaking community. The dance was taught to the students by a community member (Mrs. Yolanda Giron), who was a former dancer for the Ballet Folkloric Dance Group in Oaxaca, Mexico. The performance was a huge success as it validates the importance of experiencing the culture when learning a foreign language. Pictured above are (l-r): T. Van Vranken, K. Robberts, A. Nuñez, A. Hausman, R. Norgrove, O. Christie

Where’s the Raven’s Evita?

“Where’s my Evita?” That’s the question on the mind of John DeGaetano, who will direct the famous musical at the Raven Performing Arts Theater this summer.

City approves growth ordinance ballot language

The Healdsburg City Council approved a draft ordinance for a future ballot measure to amend the Growth Management Ordinance.

New county zoning proposed to promote renewable energy

Sonoma County planners hope to hammer out a new county energy policy this year promoting renewable energy systems that harness solar, wind and other power sources to produce clean electricity.

High rainfall in December beneficial for crops

Lake Sonoma is at over 100 percent capacity

Center Literary Cafe no more

The “Center Literary Café” a long-standing community group that gathers writers together to share work celebrated their final gathering last month unless they can find a new volunteer to run the program.

Winery appeals court ruling in Alexander Valley land dispute

An act of neighborly generosity between two Alexander Valley vineyard owners has ended up in a long court battle that’s still not over for two warring families on Highway 128.

Sprucing up the Plaza

City of Healdsburg public works employees replaced the pavers on the corner of the Plaza this week, removing roots underneath that were making the walkway uneven. Portions of the Plaza grass are also still closed for winter re-seeding that occurs annually to strengthen the turf after a summer of heavy use.
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Dia de Muertos lives on in Healdsburg

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