Flashbacks from Healdsburg, Feb. 8
100 years ago – Feb. 7, 1924
January Report of School Nurse
During January Mrs. Alice Howard paid 34 visits to 14 schools in this section, according to her monthly report as Healdsburg Red Cross nurse. She inspected 253 children during the month, recommending 62 teeth...
Back to the drawing board for dog park plans
At the Feb. 10 meeting of the Parks & Recreation Commission, staff presented the outcome of nearly two years of work on adding a new dog park to Windsor, including two options for new locations. However, concerns about the chosen locations and communication with the public and potentially impacted neighbors ultimately saw the commissioners sending the plan back to staff for further outreach and analysis.
THUSD teachers authorize a strike, seeking better pay and benefits
The Twin Hills Teachers Association (THTA) is ready and willing to strike if the Twin Hills Union School District (THUSD) doesn’t agree to competitive salaries going forward, according to bargaining chair and math teacher Leslie Konvalinka.
High school parcel tax campaign gets ready to launch
High school boosters have just 45 days to spread the word about Measure B, a parcel tax to benefit local high school students — and their teachers
Gold and Mitchell gain voter favor in city council race
Excitement mounted at watch parties for city council candidates Leah Gold, Tim Meinken and Evelyn Mitchell at the Healdsburg Bar and Grill and Costeaux’s Bakery as returns started coming in around 8:30 p.m. after the polls closed on Election Day.
Racism experience event in Windsor shares stories
At an event on the Town Green on June 19, people came forward to share their experiences with racism in Windsor. There was an “open mic” for those who wished to speak publicly and also a table of craft supplies for those who preferred to make posters or post cards about their experiences.
City activist Meinken dies
Tim Meinken, former city council candidate, business owner and local activist, died on May 23.
