Flashbacks
100 years ago – May 17, 1923
Lake Sotoyome to Reach Around Fitch Mountain For Summer Residents
It appears virtually assured that Lake Sotoyome, Healdsburg’s summer...
Having Horse Sense in Healdsburg
It was racing day in Kentucky this past weekend. These horses were not there. I see these two most every day. They are good...
Spring Programs Bloom at the Library
Spring is here in Healdsburg, and that means it is time to get outdoors and celebrate the joy of reading in our beautiful community....
Paddling Tomales Bay at Heart’s Desire Beach
This past weekend included the pleasure of kayaking Tomales Bay with a youth group. It’s fun to be out with tween-agers. Their energy seems...
Spring Is Busting Out All Over
Bud break is a harbinger of spring’s warming. It’s been rainy and cold the last couple of months. Now that the sun is rising...
Flashbacks for April 13, 2023
100 years ago – April 12, 1923
Fitch Mountain Tavern Season to Open
Fitch Mountain Tavern will open for the summer season on May 1, according...
Getting Nutty With the Way of Water
Last week, it was cheese. This week, it’s nuts. No, not crazy. Not nutty. Nuts—like almonds, like walnuts and pistachios.
Much was made of almonds’...
We Have the Need, the Need for Cheese
This spectacular table setting was at Bricoleur. Brie–co–leur comes from the French bricolage, which loosely means “something constructed from available materials.”
In English, one might...
Flashbacks March 30
100 years ago–March 29, 1923
Current From Geysers to Be First of Its Kind in U.S.
Within 30 days, electricity generated by steam from the bowels...
Spring’s Profusion of Pink
Lots going on this week and last. St. Patrick’s Day last Friday, the first day of spring Monday and more rain—yeah, there’s that. Mother...
