Enmanji Buddhist Temple hosts 56th annual barbecue
SEBASTOPOL — The only standing 1933 Chicago World’s Fair exhibit
Library commission leaders chosen for second term
Windsor resident Deborah Doyle’s term extended
COVID-19 presents new challenges, and new trash, for annual cleanup
Volunteers removed 130,000 pounds of trash in advance or rainy season
Getting around
Today (Thursday, May 14) is the annual “Bike to Work Day,” equal parts celebration and encouragement of safe and affordable transportation that doesn’t involve driving a fossil-fuel powered vehicle.
In Memoriam: Margaret Jackson
At 11 a.m. on Saturday, St. John's will host funeral services for Margaret Jackson, a local elementary school teacher who died late last year in her mid-70s. Margaret was a third-generation Healdsburg native who "returned to her hometown to begin her lifelong teaching career"...
Students gather citrus for Cloverdale food pantry, senior center
It’s too early for the Citrus Fair’s orange and grapefruit trees to bear ripe fruit. But on Dec. 14, the lemon trees planted along the boundaries of the fairgrounds were rife with fruit and ready to be picked by a group of Cloverdale High School (CHS) students. The lemons were set aside in baskets and bags to be brought to both the Cloverdale Food Pantry and the Cloverdale Senior Multipurpose Center.
‘Big Pave’ on schedule
A $20 million freeway paving project is making good progress, even as crews start planning for winter rain interruptions.














