Green Dog of the Week Ross!
Will the third time be the charm for Ross? This is the third time we’ve featured Ross as our dog of the week, but he’s still looking for his dream come true. Ross is a very shy guy, so he needs someone who can look past his initial skittishness to the sweet guy looking to connect. He is a chihuahua-terrier mix and has a beautiful tan and white coat and the most adorable under bite. Ross would particularly love a quiet home with a loving person or people for joint companionship. He has a slight deformity on his sternum that is likely a bone not set properly from an old break. Ross is sweet as can be and house trained too, and check out that face! We know the perfect home is out there waiting for him, so come meet this special guy.
Civil Grand Jury report tackles health care in jail
The Sonoma County Civil Grand Jury tackled several big issues this year, including health treatment in the county jail, protecting local water systems against earthquakes, problems with the county’s mental health budget and the chronic neglect of county-owned properties. This week we’ll look at their discussion of health care in the county jail.
New Winegrape Commission president takes helm
With midwestern roots, Kruse’s marketing experience to be put to good use
Regional Pizza Group Mombo’s Brings East Coast Pizza to Healdsburg
It would be unfair to several Healdsburg restaurants to say “At last, there’s pizza!” just because Mombo’s finally opened up in the Vineyard Plaza, where several previous pizzerias rose and fell over the years. After all, we have Pizzando, La Pizza, Vera, Campo Fino...
Windsor PD continues work on use-of-force and community policing
At a town council meeting on Oct. 7, Windsor’s Chief of Police Ruben Martinez gave a presentation on use-of-force and related issues to the town council. The presentation was the second of its kind and was the result of a previous presentation on July 1, which triggered interest in the Brother’s Keeper Pledge and applying it going forward.
Yard signs honor the class of 2020
This may be one of the oddest school years on record, especially for seniors who’ll be missing out on all the usual end-of-year festivities, including (among many things) prom and graduation.
Pics of the Week: ‘Peptoc’ Party
Remember “Peptoc”? It was a hotline created by two teachers at West Side Elementary in rural Healdsburg nearly three years ago. Anyone who was feeling down could call the hotline at 707-873-7862 to listen to recorded messages of cheer from local elementary-school kids.
And it’s still going...
