Veterans Day Lunch, Nov. 8
The Cloverdale Senior Multipurpose Center hosted a Veterans Day lunch on Friday, Nov. 8, to honor those who have served.
Family decorates tree to share story
Tucked among the festive display at Windsor’s Charlie Brown Christmas Tree Grove, a single tree with purple ornaments shares insight into a life that, one year ago, Cheryl and Jayson Blakley would have never pictured for themselves.
Gold discusses long ‘to-do’ list for 2020
Goals include improving connectivity, working on climate change and exploring the possibility of cannabis sales
Residents share vision for a safer, prettier Healdsburg Avenue
Workshop event part of effort to glean community input for a new vision for corridor
Electric Birds in the Wild
The on-again, off-again bike share program from Bird is once again providing dozens of full-charged electric bikes for short-term rental in town. But, go figure, not everybody is happy.
One of them is David Jones, a financial advisor in town and former city council candidate....
Police Log, Aug. 15-20
Tuesday, Aug. 15
1:51pm. A subcontractor was removed from a job site on Healdsburg Avenue but returned with four other males. When confronted, they claimed they were there to work. They were escorted off the premises again and later the reporting party (RP) noticed damage...
Sheriff’s Henry-1 deployed in pursuit of motorcyclist, arrest made in Graton
The Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office sent its helicopter Henry-1 into the air to assist patrol deputies in chasing a motorcyclist from west Santa Rosa through west county that concluded in an arrest in Graton Saturday night, May 1, according to a 10:33 p.m. post on the Sonoma Sheriff Facebook page that night.
Commentary: The Third Thing
After several years of challenges, the author’s mother and sister found themselves on board the Viking Sky as it nearly ran aground in Norway
They say bad things come in threes. I certainly hope that’s the case, as my family is pretty ready to be...
Fractured fairy tales
On Wednesday, Jan. 24, The Healdsburg School’s third grade class walked to the Healdsburg Library to drop off their original, fractured fairy tale books.
