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July 7, 2025

Supervisor Gore addresses Windsor Democratic Club

Fourth District Supervisor James Gore spoke at the Windsor Democratic Club on July 27. With a tone of informality, the 39-year-old Gore, who will become the board’s chair in January, gave some insight into the broad range of issues he faces daily.

Main street

The project to renovate the shop at Healdsburg High School is

Dragging tables is a good way to get scolded

A new brochure has been published for the Healdsburg Farmers Market and in a short paragraph titled “The Market Story,” it reads that the market was “established in 1978 by two families, the Kiffs and the Bernier.”

Letters to the Editor 12-27-12

Funding schools

Letters to the Editor 1-8-15

Hunger Never Takes a Break

Letter: Property grab by enviros

Editor: Quite clearly the attempt by environmentalists to

Letters to the editor, March 21, 2019

Service club help?

Neighbors

Local girl makes good and keeps getting better. In 1969, when Natalee was a toddler, her family moved to Healdsburg from Ukiah because her dad had bought an old building at 212 Healdsburg Avenue for his glass business. In no time at all, both Harry and Karen Tappin were firmly entrenched in the Healdsburg community, consistently involved in numerous school and youth sports activities, while their three girls — Lauree, Natalee and Cheree — were attending school. Whatever their parents were doing, whether it be girls kickball, softball, basketball or CYO sports, Natalee and her sisters joined in too.

Commentary

Last week’s editorial (“Scrambled eggs and picket lines.” The Windsor Times Feb. 4, 2016) attacked the county budget process, stating that discussions are held outside of the public view and void of citizen input. It ended by asserting, “This is not how county government should work.”

Letter to the Editor 1-12-17

Kiwanis to hold night meetings
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