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Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 24The secret screenwriter in our midst
Last week we visited screenwriter Michael Tolkin at his Healdsburg home and, joined by his daughter and caregiver Emma, sat down with a cup of tea and talked movies with him for almost an hour. Soon we were talking about what may be his most successful movie, The Player, in which…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 24Gathering at the farm to fight hunger
Farm to Fight Hunger, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, donates 100% of food grown at no cost to provide fresh organic fruits and vegetables to those in need. This year the farm’s chickens produced 30,000 eggs; egg distribution is through Healdsburg’s food pantry.
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 23Anyone for Tai Chi Thursday? Goats optional
Since our grand re-opening in June 2025, the Healdsburg Regional Library has been a bustling center of activity in Healdsburg. Our visitor numbers continue to remain at or above our pre-pandemic numbers, which is exciting given the feeling of lost momentum caused by our 10-month…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 24Hounds hunt for 3 in a row
Following Healdsburg’s 45-25 win over Skyline on Sept. 11 at Rec Park, the Greyhounds delivered their second in a row on Friday, Sept. 18, ruining Ygnacio Valley’s homecoming game with a 35-24 victory. It was another All-League performance from senior Frank Rea, who ran for 210…
The Plumas Sun
Published September 23Golden Eagles place second at Delta Classic
Feather River College Athletics announces its women’s volleyball team recorded three consecutive sweeps before pushing Fresno City College to five sets in the championship match to earn second place at the Delta Classic. The Golden Eagles opened the tournament Sept. 11 with a…
Sonoma Valley Sun
Published 12 hours agoCalifornia’s Biggest River Just Got Too Warm for Its Own Salmon
Chinook salmon have been burying their eggs in the gravel of the Sacramento River since long before anyone dammed it. This fall, many of those… The post California’s Biggest River Just Got Too Warm for Its Own Salmon first appeared on Sonoma Valley Sun .
Sonoma Valley Sun
Published 12 hours agoSUPES Plan Press Conference On Abusive Language
After receiving many racist, derogatory online public comments, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors is joining other jurisdictions in calling on the state legislature to… The post SUPES Plan Press Conference On Abusive Language first appeared on Sonoma Valley Sun .
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 24Free Will Astrology, Sept. 23-29
ARIES (March 21-April 19): In the practice of niwaki, Japanese gardeners shape trees so they look both natural and artfully composed. They prune and style the branches to dramatize the tree’s inherent character. Their goal is to collaborate. I recommend you experiment with a…
Sonoma Valley Sun
Published September 24Report: Community Feedback on the Future of Sonoma County’s Parks
In the spring of 2026, Sonoma County Regional Parks asked residents what they value most about their regional and city parks and what they’d like… The post Report: Community Feedback on the Future of Sonoma County’s Parks first appeared on Sonoma Valley Sun .
Sonoma Valley Sun
Published September 24Vintage Festival 5k Fun Run Saturday 7:45 a.m.
Kick off Vintage Festival Saturday with the 5K Fun Run or the new Vintage Vines 1 Mile Race. Run or walk a course through scenic… The post Vintage Festival 5k Fun Run Saturday 7:45 a.m. first appeared on Sonoma Valley Sun .
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Published September 24Better Business Bureau Warns About Sophisticated Scammers
BBB SF Bay Area is warning consumers about scammers impersonating trusted organizations to steal money, personal information and access to online accounts. Reports submitted to… The post Better Business Bureau Warns About Sophisticated Scammers first appeared on Sonoma Valley Sun…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 24SMART gets an earful over proposed platform
Many of the public comments criticized the SMART presentation as “slanted” or “disingenuous,” with some going so far as to urge the transit agency to offer an apology to the City of Healdsburg for bringing the issue back again. “I think you guys wanted feedback, and you got it,”…