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August 11, 2026

As a strange year comes to an end, high school seniors want some normalcy for graduation

At the March 16 meeting of the Windsor Unified School District (WUSD) Board of Trustees, public comment revealed the Windsor High School senior class has been giving a lot of thought as to how their year is going end.

Plan to revitalize Old Redwood Highway in Windsor nearing finalization

A plan that would “revitalize” the Old Redwood Highway Corridor in Windsor, adding bike and pedestrian safety measures among other changes, is nearly finalized.

New rain garden takes root at Healdsburg High

Out in front of Healdsburg High School sits a new rain garden

County hosting workshop on septic systems regs for residents near the river, Mar. 30

Sonoma County’s Permit and Resource Management Department (PRMD) will host a workshop this week to offer information about a revised Onsite Wastewater Treatment System (OWTS) manual.

Racking it up

Rack & Riddle opens shop in Healdsburg

Congressman speaks to local students

United States Congressman Mike Thompson was met with much

2018 Sonoma County homeless count launches Friday

Over 150 volunteers to assist with countywide census

Sonoma County is on track to the orange tier but future vaccine allocations look low

Sonoma County is on course to move into the orange tier of the state’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy by the next week or so if case rates continue to decline and if state efforts to vaccinate those in disadvantaged communities continue to increase according to Sonoma County officials.

Sonoma County Library helps kids enjoy the library from home

Kim Dargeou, the interim supervising children’s services librarian at the Central Santa Rosa Library, is bringing the library into families homes with a new video series of weekly story times, science and craft projects and read-aloud programs for all ages.

Sebastopol council discussing 10-unit townhome project, housing strategy

The Sebastopol City Council is slated to hold two public hearings and a workshop at its meeting on March 1. The council will hold a public hearing for an ordinance about mandatory organic waste disposal and a hearing to consider a zoning amendment, conditional use permit and tentative map for the Huntley Square Townhomes, located at 7950 Bodega Avenue. Additionally, the council will be holding a workshop on the city’s draft housing strategy, considering an amendment that would create an ad hoc committee for a citywide staffing assessment study and considering a budget amendment to the city’s Relaunch Sebastopol contract. 
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