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September 21, 2026

Youth Ecology Corp works to improve local park

Those taking advantage of pleasant mid-week weather on July 24 may have seen an intrepid group of local young people helping to enhance Healdsburg’s Badger Park. “Visit a Crew Day” presented an opportunity for community leaders to observe the daily activities that local youth engage in through Sonoma County Youth Ecology Corps’ (SCYEC) eight-week youth employment program.

Fair fast food not for the fastidious

Deep-fried Twinkies win taste test

Beal says dismissal won’t solve district issues

Word has surfaced from Toni Beal’s side of the story after trustees of the West Sonoma County Union High School District (WSCUHSD) voted to immediately oust her as superintendent on Wednesday, Jan. 19.

Assembly District 2 Race Winners Emerge

We finally have an answer in the last remaining unsettled race from the primary election ballot we filled out earlier this month: the contest for Healdsburg politician Jim Wood's second-district seat in the California State Assembly, representing the state's entire North Coast. Although election...

Three key takeaways about broadband and California’s digital divide

 The pandemic exposed all manner of inequalities, including access to high speed internet. Almost a quarter of California households did not have broadband subscriptions in 2019, according to a report from California Broadband Council. 

City pursuing creation of tobacco retail license

Gravenstein Health Action Coalition hopes adoption of a tobacco ordinance and permit will help address teen vaping

SRJC Planetarium, host of a thousand field trips, closing for repairs

According to a statement issued last week, the Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) planetarium, which was originally built in 1980, will temporarily close for the fall 2018 semester in order to perform a technical and structural assessment of the facility.

‘School Days Then and Now’ at Healdsburg Museum

The Healdsburg Museum and Historical Society’s newest exhibition “School Days Then and Now” will appeal to everyone, young and old, residents and visitors. The area’s first schools, beginning in 1858 were all privately financed. Not until 1871 was there a public school in Healdsburg.

Wine event raises money for Down Syndrome Assoc.

Mauritson and Palmer pair for Project Zine

Cloverdale Police Logs: Aug. 10-16

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