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Sonoma Valley Sun
Published September 17Appreciates Sun Coverage of Pride Flag Issue
Thank you for a better article on this. The IT just has no desire, or maybe ability, to convey the tensions in the room that… The post Appreciates Sun Coverage of Pride Flag Issue first appeared on Sonoma Valley Sun .
Sonoma Valley Sun
Published September 17Energy Expert: Renewables Will Save Trillions, Millions of Lives
Stanford Professor Provides a Roadmap By Larry Barnett The world’s use of fossil fuels has been marked by successive crises and temporary solutions. The widespread… The post Energy Expert: Renewables Will Save Trillions, Millions of Lives first appeared on Sonoma Valley Sun .
Sonoma Valley Sun
Published September 17Kathleen Hill: Vintage Festival, Sherpa Flood Relief, Larson Family 40, Mystery Meat and More
Larson Family Winery celebrates 40 years Becky and Tom Larson and their extended family, including the Millericks, celebrate 40 years of making wine and sharing… The post Kathleen Hill: Vintage Festival, Sherpa Flood Relief, Larson Family 40, Mystery Meat and More first appeared…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 17Little films, big world
So many movies, so little time The fifth iteration of the unpronounceable HISFF, or Healdsburg International Short Film Festival, returns to Healdsburg the weekend of Sept. 25-27. As before, the centerpiece of the festival is the films themselves, 57 short films from 17 different…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 17Stolen gear, van force reset for The Lone Bellow
The Lone Bellow returns to recording after 2025 theft Brian Elmquist, of the Lone Bellow, has come to appreciate conflict as an essential element of the creative process. It’s an ingredient he and bandmates Zach Williams and Kanene Pipken have tapped into dating back to 2011,…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 17Hounds overpower Titans to break losing streak
Running game dominates for Healdsburg in a big way Last Friday night at Rec Park the Healdsburg Hounds met the Skyline Titans from Oakland in their second home game of the season, coming into the game after two straight losses and a disappointing season last year. In fact, both…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 17Flashbacks for September 17, 2026
News curated from back issues of the Healdsburg Tribune of 125, 75 and 50 years ago 125 years ago – September 12, 1901 Talented Actress Appearing in Healdsburg This Week. The Manhattan Stock Company, which is playing an engagement at the theater this week, is a very meritorious…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 17Cheer at halftime boosts morale, pride
Growing cheer program now numbers 27 in its third year Healdsburg High School’s cheer program continues to grow as it enters the 2026 season, expanding from 18 athletes during its inaugural season in 2023 to 27 athletes this year. The Hounds spent the summer preparing for the…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 17Things to do in Healdsburg, Sept. 17 – 25
Thursday, Sept. 17 Upstairs Emo Mikayla McVey is a songwriter from Oakland, thrilled to bring her band back to the best-sounding room in the greater Bay Area. Doors at 6pm, music at 7pm. At Little Saint, 25 North St., littlesainthealdsburg.com. ‘Red’ on Stage Continuing…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 17Police Log, Aug. 31 – Sept. 6
Crimes and concerns reported to Healdsburg Police, Aug. 31 – Sept. 6 Residents and others are encouraged to call Police Dispatch as needed at 707.431.3377, operational 24/7. Monday, Aug. 31 7:59am The Reporting Party (RP) on Monte Vista Avenue at University Street requested an…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 17Reviving a Russian River tradition: Also, barrel racing isn’t as easy as it looks
It was an unexpectedly warm Sunday along the Russian River at Memorial Beach Regional Park on Labor Day weekend, and David and Kimberly Lockhart were glad they had decided to throw a party. Said David Lockhart, “I remember seeing photos of the historical bridge and then 1940s…
Healdsburg Tribune
Published September 17Sell Out: ‘Red’ explores the lore of painter Mark Rothko at The 222
The age-old art-vs.-commerce debate takes center stage in The 222’s production of John Logan’s Red. Amy Kossow directs the factually based but fictionally woven two-hander about artist Mark Rothko that’s now running at the Paul Mahder Gallery in downtown Healdsburg through Sept.…