Starting a garden to combat homelessness
Your Tiny Farm provides seeds and shelter while Reach for Home provides clientsÂ
Peace projects raise signs, concerns at Plaza rally
The signs were stark and direct: Dictator or Democracy—That’s the Choice. Resist, Protest, Impeach. Resist by Any Means Necessary. The Power of the People Is Stronger than the People in Power. Defend Our Country Against Its President. And Orange Lies Matter...
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.
Police Log, November 17- 23
No one is immune to the sharp eyes and instincts of the mobile Code Enforcement officers, who scour the town for scofflaws year-round. Plus a week of dispatch reports from Healdsburg Police...
A blessing for a safe journey
Bell's Ambulance, which has served north Sonoma County for 60 years, has never put a new ambulance into service without first having it blessed by a priest. Above, Father Sean Rogers of St. John the Baptist Church blessed Bell's new rig Tuesday morning. He later blessed Pamela and Wayne Bell, who run the business founded by their parents. The new ambulance went into service immediately, stationed at the Bell's office in Windsor.
‘All clear’ given for county shutoffs
According to a release from District 4 Supervisor James Gore, an "all clear" was given from PG&E for the county.Â
Bird Bikes and Scooters Suspended in Healdsburg and Windsor
The City of Healdsburg can’t seem to keep its skinny wheels on the road. When former bike rental contractor Zagster went bankrupt during the pandemic, it left this popular wine country destination without tourist-friendly bike rentals. So with a $290,000 contract from the City...
Council to decide how to fill empty seat
At the Dec. 2 meeting of the Windsor Town Council, the agenda will be short but the discussion likely lengthy as the council first seats its newly elected members — Mayor Dominic Foppoli and District 3 council member Deborah Fudge — and says farewell to long-serving councilmember Bruce Okrepkie, and then decides how they will fill Foppoli’s council seat.
Healdsburg Fire Department recognizes new firefighter of the year
Healdsburg has a new firefighter of the year, reserve engineer, Robert Morris. Morris and Berenice Garcia, who runs the administrative side of the fire department, were both honored at the department’s annual awards dinner on Feb. 7
