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March 17, 2026

‘Crockett’ charges suspended

The case against Michael John Peterson, aka “Davey Crockett,” has been suspended.

Windsor teen continues ballet career at prestigious England school

For boys interested in a career in ballet dancing, good training programs, generally dominated by young girls, can be hard to find — even in the Bay Area. But Maximus Anderson, 14, of Windsor, was recently admitted into a prestigious ballet dancing academy in England where he can continue to advance in his training, with the help of his mother’s undying support.

Editorial

— Rollie Atkinson

Guerneville School’s gardener of the year named at May 21 fete

GUERNEVILLE —Guerneville School 8th grader Faith Oliver was

Lanterman rights for disabled should trump budget cuts

1977 was a breakthrough year for California when Gov. Jerry

Community events go digital

Music from HopMonk: In the Meantime Series, May 7-9

Letters to the Editor 6-12-14

Water fluoridation

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.

Something gained and something lost

Along with the dedication of a new park atop of Fitch Mountain, a community treasure has quietly slipped into the past. On a sunny Sunday in September, Fitch mountaineers gathered for a potluck at Del Rio Beach to share memories of a lake that is no more. Al Pucci, director of the Del Rio Woods Recreation and Park District, Fitch Mountain Association trustee, addressed the group and thanked everyone for their involvement and support. About 30 people came to pay their respects and share stories of their time spent on the Del Rio Woods summer lake.

Parking still a hot issue downtown

Large employer creates wellness program aimed at easing congestion
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