SLIDESHOW: Episcopal church builds large labyrinth
St. Stephen’s Episcopal’s new labyrinth is open to people of all faiths
Junior High students demand teacher’s return
This story has been updated to include a statement from Superintendent Chris Vanden Heuvel about union representation.
After years on Center Street, Yoga on Center is looking for a new home
The popular Yoga on Center studio is looking for a new home after its proprietors Jenn Russo and Katina Knapp received word that their lease would not be renewed and they’d have to clear out of their Center Street location by Dec. 31.
The Sebastopol Apple Blossom Parade returns this weekend
The 2021 Sebastopol Apple Blossom Parade is rolling through town this weekend in a flash of good news for anyone feeling nostalgic for some public celebration.Â
Cloverdale council to hold application process to fill vacancy
The Cloverdale City Council unanimously decided to have a recent council vacancy filled via a public application process, foregoing a special election that the city said would cost between $16,000 and $26,500. The council seat belonged to former council member Jason Turner, who stepped down from his post on May 4 following a professional opportunity.
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Russian River Revitalization project is underway
River MAC members question if plan focuses too much on promoting tourism and too little on the impacts of tourism
Healdsburg council to consider water/wastewater rate increases, receive fire department update
The Healdsburg City Council will be considering water and wastewater rate increases and, among other topics, the approval of an ordinance approving a military equipment use policy for police services at its next meeting on Monday, April 18.
