Healdsburg Year in Review: Schools
Every year, SoCoNews compiles a list of the year’s most noteworthy events, happenings and newsmakers and writes a comprehensive timeline that looks back at the year.
At the Fair, Feb. 14-17
The Cloverdale Citrus Fair couldn’t have been welcomed in with better weather last weekend. The fair, which was held from Feb. 14 to Feb. 17, celebrated its 128th year.
Police Log: March 9 – 15
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...
Council Sticks with 5-District, Rotating Mayor Decision
It was Assistant City Manager Andrew Sturmfels' last meeting in Healdsburg before he begins work for Sonoma County, but the same old City Council was on the dais to double-down on their controversial decision to set a 5-district limit for Healdsburg's new government....
Laguna Farm lives on despite closing CSA program and move from Cooper Road
Laguna Farm has ended its community-supported agriculture (CSA) program and farmstand on Cooper Road in Sebastopol, but the farm lives on, according to former co-owners Jennifer Branham and Ignacio Romero.
Watch where you step: rattlesnake season in Sonoma County
With the warm weather of summer, people like to get out and about in California famous natural environment, but in doing so we enter the territory of one misunderstood, but still dangerous, native species — the rattlesnake.
Easter Egg Hunt TO GO hasn’t even happened yet, but already it’s a smashing success
Sebastopol super-volunteer Elizabeth Smith, Jim Corbett from Peacetown, Kiwanis volunteers and five students from Analy’s Speech and Debate Team were out behind Toyworks Saturday assembling hundreds of bags of pre-filled eggs for local families to pick up and hide around their yard as a part of the second annual Sebastopol Family Easter Egg Hunt TO GO.
Local senior centers roll out programs to help seniors during COVID-19
Local senior centers are stepping up and rolling out several different programs to help ensure that seniors are getting access to fresh food, prescriptions and other necessities during the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated statewide shelter-in-place mandate.
