CHP and crime briefs
Editor’s note: All people named are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
City of Healdsburg Is Good at Building Housing, State Says
In the eyes of our state governor, Healdsburg city leaders have been doing a great job planning and approving the construction of more housing here in town. Gov. Newson blessed our city with his official "Prohousing" designation last week, along with Petaluma and Eureka...
It’s time for Mr. Eagle to strut his stuff
The Mr. Eagle Pageant will take place Wednesday, Mar. 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the East Gym at Cloverdale High School, to raise money for the senior class trip.
Dry Creek General Store working with county to regain liquor license
Gina Gallo, granddaughter of Julio Gallo, is working her way through a tedious county process after her business, the Dry Creek General Store, lost its liquor license in January of 2017. The store’s colorful history included bootlegging during prohibition, but now the old bar stands empty.
Junior Rangers discover county’s great outdoors
Getting kids outside may be a bit difficult nowadays surrounded by world a of distractions, video games and technology.
Healdsburg substitute teachers are getting a pay increase starting Oct. 1
Healdsburg Unified School District (HUSD) substitute teachers are set to get a $40 pay increase starting Oct. 1. Substitutes who are HUSD retirees will receive a $55 pay increase, also effective Oct. 1.
Healdsburg Letters to the Editor, Oct 25
Editor’s note: Due to a high volume of letters, we have set aside extra space. However, we were unable to accommodate all the letters we received through Tuesday morning. They will appear next week.
City adopts more comprehensive emergency plan
New plan includes provisions for fires, floods, pandemics and a citywide evacuation map
Measure G sales tax would bolster fire services
Following multiple years of wildfires and a sense that this is in fact “the new normal,” it seems like an ideal time to pitch a sales tax increase to cover revamping and expanding fire services. However, plans for change and expansion have been in the works prior to the current sense of urgency. On the March ballot, Measure G, if approved, will add a half-cent to sales tax throughout the county.















