Windsor Town Council takes next step on ethics code
The Windsor Town Council took a next step in developing a code of ethics to apply to elected and appointed officials at their Dec. 15 meeting.
SAT and college coaching at Healdsburg High
Often, when people picture Healdsburg, they visualize a town plaza with wealthy tourists strolling, enjoying gourmet food and sipping expensive wine.
Measure E will fund facilities upgrades in Sebastopol School District
Faced with aging classrooms and the need to bring school facilities up to current building standards, the Sebastopol Union School District has placed a $17.5 million general obligation bond measure on the March 3 ballot.
Californians 50 and older eligible for vaccinations next week
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced this week that all Californians 50 and older will be eligible to be vaccinated on April 1, while everyone 16 and older will qualify two weeks later.
Raven’s “Taming of the Shrew” to perform outdoors
The Raven Performing Arts Theater will take its latest performance, “Taming of the Shrew,” on the road.
The end of the Elphick Road Plant Stand
Heather Kiyomi, the founder of the Elphick Road Plant Stand, put a sign up yesterday, May 2, announcing that she was closing the stand.
As Latinx population faces more COVID hurdles, groups say there is aid for food, finance
According to the latest COVID-19 case data by race/ethnicity released by the County of Sonoma, the Latinx/Hispanic population currently accounts for 51% of the coronavirus cases in the county, whereas, only 17% of the county’s cases are among the white demographic. While the disproportionate case numbers (Latinx/Hispanic people make up 25.6% of the county’s population) look grim, local nonprofits and outreach organizations such as Corazón Healdsburg and California Rural Legal Assistance Inc., are reminding folks that help is available for food, rental, housing and legal assistance.
Town, sheriff, officers sued for alleged civil rights violation
Charges stem from an incident in July 2019
