District gets a handle on ‘The Hammer’
The case of the stolen hammer sculpture was partially solved when the 6-feet tall metal hammerhead was returned earlier this month to the city of Healdsburg.
With wary eyes on neighboring fires, Healdsburg helps out
Efforts still in place to restore internet, senior center
Should Laguna High move to El Molino?
This and other hard questions abound in the high school district’s budget committee report
Career technical education webinar highlights program, student projects
It’s career technical education (CTE) awareness month and local CTE organizations and schools are celebrating with a series of webinars hosted by the Sonoma County CTE Foundation highlighting the success of students in the program and how it shapes and aids students’ futures and their career.
‘Healdsburg has been hungry for a solution’: City set to explore homeless shelter options
The Healdsburg City Council is interested in finding a site for a homeless shelter that could serve Healdsburg’s shelterless population. That was the sentiment that was expressed unanimously by the council during a special city council meeting on homelessness on Monday night.
Home Gardener Produce Exchange has big plans for the coming season
There comes a time every season when, having prepared a certain type of vegetable 15 different ways over the last week, a gardener reluctantly realizes that they never want to eat that particular vegetable ever again (or at least not this season).
Seb Senior Center delivers 600 meals in one day, steps up other services
The Sebastopol Area Senior Center may be closed to visitors, but its staff is still hard at work — and it's stepping up to the coronavirus challenge in a big way.Â
Prune Packers Bring 4th Title to Town
Tension was high, and the grandstands were filling to capacity for the third game in the series, Friday Aug. 2. Game Three got off to a rough start for the Packers defense, as the visiting Potters a 1-0 lead—without getting a hit. Then the Spirit of Art McCaffrey Field rose up...
