Geyserville winery plan gets preliminary design approval
County officials and neighbors of a new winery and event destination planned in Geyserville said they liked what they saw last week at a preliminary design review of the project.
Future water supply uncertain in Mark West Springs area
The long-awaited Kleinfelder report, a pilot study of
Russian River bacteria levels return to ‘acceptable’
Concerns over bacteria levels in the Russian River that led to
Controlling pests
Pests, whether ants in the kitchen or weeds in the garden, are a frustrating reality in any home or garden. While many of us think of a pesticide as the quick solution, it is not the safest alternative for our family’s heath and for the environment. Our watershed, creeks, rivers and local water bodies can be contaminated with pesticides and other chemicals that we commonly use. These chemicals are not only a threat to aquatic life, but can also affect the quality of our drinking water and our health. So, how can we control pests safely? What are alternatives to pesticides? Should pesticides ever be used?
ANALYSIS: Survey says … life is good
The Healdsburg City Council got an earful of good news last week, as an economic conditions report and a summary of the results of a community survey both indicated overall satisfaction with life in Healdsburg and economic success factors, even as the survey offered mixed reviews of hotels, tourism and the community’s direction.
The Arreguin Family: Laying a foundation of love
Hispanic Heritage Month is Sept. 15 through Oct. 15. This is the second in a weekly series that honors the contribution Hispanic families make to our community.
Tourism forum ideas
Wondering what your neighbors had to say at the Sustainable Tourism Forum? Here are the transcripts.