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August 10, 2026

The truth behind frost protection

Frank Robertson, in his commentary "Hard to swallow" last week

Mouse Squad teaching tech at junior high

There’s no question that in today’s world, we all rely heavily on technology to solve problems, make our lives easier, and create innovations that change the way we live, think, work and interact with one another. Given the rate at which technology evolves, it has become imperative that schools begin introducing relevant curriculum that provides students with essential STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) skills, and set them up for academic and career success. With the help of the Healdsburg Education Foundation, Healdsburg Junior High is doing just that.

First US omicron infection found in San Francisco

 California will increase COVID-19 testing of some airport travelers after a passenger flying to San Francisco International Airport from South Africa was identified as the first known case of the omicron variant in the United States.

Police Log: March 9 – 15

Police cars downtown
Tuesday, 11:38pm The RP said she was followed by an unknown vehicle when she entered Healdsburg. She was advised to drive to the Healdsburg Police Department on Center Street. The other vehicle drove by the RP at the police department and turned around...

McGuire tapped as new principal at Fitch Mountain

Moving over from junior high

West County High School students start the year

It couldn’t be an ordinary first day back to school at West County High School in Sebastopol, on Thursday, Aug. 12. Teenagers of the new consolidated school milled about and threw their arms around friends, though a staff person offered blue surgical masks as they headed to the outdoor stadium for a rally.

Community Briefs

July Fourth celebrations in the West County

Guerneville Thanksgiving dinner set to go as planned

Donations flood in after newspaper article

Urgency ordinance dies ahead of vote

Landlords present unified front against relocation proposal

Ayudante’s service to Latino community is essential — but endangered

Outreach program to Latino community has been very effective, but funds are running out by BERT WILLIAMS, Staff Writer "I've considered opening offices elsewhere," Healdsburg orthopedist John F. Toten said recently. "The one thing I would not be able to live without though is Spanish translation." Many local healthcare providers...
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