West county’s urgent care remains closed after over a year
More than a year after Sonoma Specialty Hospital (SSH) of Sebastopol temporarily closed its Progressive Urgent Care to reduce COVID-19 exposure in March 2020, west county’s only urgent care is still shuttered.
Corazon, Alliance partner to help new mothers
‘Moms to Moms' program helps with education, support and baby showers
District architect team identifies potential updates and projects for high school
Three potential school site projects — including the modernization of all Healdsburg High School main building classrooms, the creation of a black box theater at the high school or the creation of an outdoor amphitheater at the high school — were identified during a recent update of the Healdsburg Unified School District’s (HUSD) facilities master plan.
Old cars and good times: Cars show and street fair to fund growing auto program
Classic cars, music and food will be featured at the annual Healdsburg High School Car Show and Street Fair. It will be the fourth year for the event and is expected to have the biggest turnout yet.
La Familia Sana closes toy drive sign-ups
Nonprofit looking for more support as holiday season approaches
Town hall discusses shelter in place, virus updates
The latest updates on the spread of COVID-19, the novel coronavirus, are filled with tough news for local communities and businesses, but was made with the intention of “flattening the curve,” the new buzzword. Sonoma County is now under a mandatory order from the county health officer to shelter in place for the next three weeks.
Clearing space for the future Boys & Girls Clubhouse
Demolitions are usually not to be celebrated, unless they mark a rejection of the past. That wasn’t what was going on last Friday morning when city officials, donors, alumni and community members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma-Marin gathered to watch the walls come down at the Healdsburg clubhouse built 80 years ago.
‘Velo & Vines’ cycling event raises $120,000 for charity
The Velo & Vines Century Ride raised more than $120,000 for UHCCF, which provides medical grants that help children gain access to health-related services not covered, or not fully covered, by their parents' commercial health insurance plans.
