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July 12, 2025

99 year-old WWII pilot gets his own flyover

Correction: The festivities were arranged by Tony Fisher, not David Skolnik.

City operations and facilities to move to 100 percent renewable energy

Healdsburg becomes second city in county to implement green energy usage

Locals demonstrate in Plaza

A group of Healdsburg residents gathered in the Plaza Nov. 8 in a peaceful demonstration in support of Robert Mueller and the Russia collusion investigation.

Special board meeting addresses layoffs and cancellation of testing

The Windsor Unified School District (WUSD) has announced a special meeting to take place Tuesday, March 2 at 6 p.m. to address two important topics which show the strain of COVID on the district; namely layoffs and standardized testing.

County chosen to help pilot vaccination program

Days after discussing its plight with getting more COVID-19 vaccinations into the arms of residents, Sonoma County announced that it has been selected to take part in a pilot vaccination program through OptumServe. The county is one of four that will take part in the clinic pilot program.

Members of local communities step up to feed less fortunate, lonely on Thanksgiving

When Rocky and Kim Camp, of Sebastopol, heard Penelope Rivas, of

Sebastopol City Council to discuss budget priorities

At the last city council meeting, Mayor Una Glass, who is also on the city's budget subcommittee, began a discussion on the topic of “Relaunching Sebastopol,” but that turned almost immediately into a request for guidance from the council as a whole about city priorities.

Small shops seeking bigger voice

There are a lot of pretty pictures of downtown Healdsburg on the internet where winery sites and tourist directories show off the historic plaza, well-lighted storefronts and sidewalks with strolling shoppers and wine tasters. That was how Healdsburg used to look before the pandemic-induced economic shutdown, now beginning its second month. How soon it will look the same again is anybody’s guess, but there are now fears it may take years and not just months.

New leader at Alexander Valley School

As of July 1 Alexander Valley School (AVS) will welcome a new superintendent and principal for the Alexander Valley School, Matt Reno.

Developers show range of ideas

Merit Presentation draws mixed use, affordable and
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