Distance learning looking more likely
Letter from superintendent sets Aug. 3 as deadline to make final decision for school opening
Unhappy hour spotlights pay disparity
The Healdsburg AAUW is hosting an “unhappy hour” event on Equal Pay Day, April 2, to highlight the issue of unequal pay between women and men.
GMO going back on ballot
The Growth Management Ordinance (GMO) and possible changes were discussed at the Healdsburg City Council meeting Sept. 3 at city hall.
County hosting virtual workshop Feb. 18 on winery event rules
Permit Sonoma is presenting an opportunity for the public to provide input at a virtual public workshop on Feb. 18 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. regarding the development of the draft County Winery Events Policy. This effort is a countywide initiative related to agricultural zoning districts outside of the Coastal Zone.
Community discusses reach code options
Local builders, architects and Healdsburg residents gathered at the community center on Sept. 24 for an energetic discussion on the feasibility of the reach code, all electric options and cost effectiveness in a city led workshop with Healdsburg’s Utility Conservation Analyst Felicia Smith and other experts in the field.
Downtown market to continue
The Healdsburg downtown Tuesday Farmers’ Market was scheduled to end the last week of August, but via a last minute inquiry to the city by a farmer wondering why the market was closing at the peak of the growing season, the city, vendors, local merchants and customers came to an agreement to keep the market open.
