Healdsburg Happenings, Feb. 5 – 13
It’s time for the monthly first Thursday ‘ArtNite’ on Feb. 5 in downtown Healdsburg, a community event celebrating art and creativity with over 20 galleries participating. Find the gallery map and a list of participating restaurants and wineries at artnitehealdsburg.com. Le Valentine. An early lover’s holiday event...
Editorial: Not Just Any Flag
The Pride Flag was first flown at Sonoma Valley High in 2019, hoisted, as an outcome of student advocacy, at a ceremony which students heralded as marking a new inclusivity at their school. It has been proudly flying below the Stars and Stripes on the flagpole in front of the school on Broadway until January 16 of...
Students bring heat to ICE
Last Friday, hundreds of Sonoma County high school students walked out, protesting ICE presence in the area. At Credo High School, students poured from their classrooms, led by seniors Amanda King, Elka Seward-Katzmiller, Alima Koniak, Olive Soriano, and Satya Roth. Credo and Technology High School students met at...
Bystander Stops Jewelry Heist By Crashing Thieves’ Getaway Car Into Jewelry Store
Jewelry store robbers left their getaway car running, and a bystander saw that as an opportunity to thwart the crime by crashing the car into the store.
Napa Estates Cabernet Sauvignon 2022
The Napa Estates Cabernet Sauvignon 2022 s $9.99 at Trader Joe’s. It is Cellared and Bottled by DnA Cellars, who are long-time suppliers of popular and tasty value Trader Joe’s wines. The Story. To Cellar and Bottle a wine means that the barrels and tanks are kept in...
Business Concierge Spotlight: Pop-Up Roller Rink “Wheel Life Napa”
During the holidays, the Napa Valley Expo came alive with the retro sounds and sights of “Wheel Life Napa,” a pop-up roller rink that provided a venue for family fun. But bringing a concept like this to fruition, especially on a temporary timeline, requires more than just skates and music. It required navigating...
Illustrated Publisher Terry Newell Dies at 73
Terry Newell, a long-time publishing veteran who worked at Simon & Schuster, Prentice Hall, Grolier, Time-Life Books, Weldon Owen, and Insight Editions, died on December 4 at home in Petaluma, Calif. He was 73. Newell joined the publishing business after serving in sales roles at Proctor & Gamble and Atari....
Former Rohnert Park officer’s sentencing delayed again in federal case
Sentencing for a former Rohnert Park police officer, who was convicted by a federal jury in July of posing as a government agent to steal cash and cannabis from drivers, is delayed until at least April 15 to give his new attorney time to review the case. Judge Maxine Chesney...
Multiple Suspects Arrested After Man Allegedly Tries to Sell Unregistered Rifle
HEALDSBURG, CA — “On Saturday January 17th, Healdsburg Police Officers received information that there was a subject attempting to sell an AK-47 style rifle. Through investigative means Officers set up a meeting with the suspect who was attempting to sell the rifle. At about 6:45 PM, the suspect arrived at the...
Four Suspects Arrested in Novato: Allegedly Ransacked a Vacant House and Vandalized Vehicles
NOVATO, CA — Three men and a 17-year-old male allegedly ransacked a vacant house in. Novato, and vandalized nearby vehicles with spray paint. The four suspects were arrested on. February 2 shortly after 9:30 p.m., on the 1300 block of Seventh Street. A neighbor walking their dog alerted the...
