Worried about your wine tanks? There’s an app for that
Smartphone users reprogram winemaking
Guerneville’s sesquicentennial plans doused by coronavirus
Former Stumptown first named Guerneville in 1870 with first post office
Council votes 3-2 to OK South Cloverdale development
Last week, the Cloverdale City Council held a public hearing for — and voted 3-2 to approve — a zoning change, design review, general plan map amendment and a mitigated negative declaration for a 22-unit development on South Cloverdale Boulevard. The development is phase two of the Taylor Lynn Apartments, and will be located at 669-679 South Cloverdale Boulevard.
Fire officials prepare for an active season
Healdsburg fire chief and fire marshal talk fire preparedness
City to launch bike share program
The city of Healdsburg has announced the city’s first bike share program. The bicycles will be rolled out to their respective stations, ready for the program to begin this Saturday, Jan. 27.
A half century of nursing student scholarships paused by COVID-19 pandemic
Some community organizations have been doing their good work for various charity causes for so long that the “younger” members are closer to age 65 than a decade or two beyond. Such is the case of the local veteran’s group, the Sonoma County Voiture No. 338 of the 40&8.
Medicare and the Marketplace
Some people with Medicare are asking lately if their Medicare coverage is affected by the new the Health Insurance Marketplace that starts in 2014.
Windsor club expanding to Healdsburg
Originally established with a focus on all things Windsor, the Windsor Democratic Club over time has expanded its interest beyond the politics of the Town of Windsor.














