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Hear from council candidates running across Sonoma County at series of virtual forums as ballots begin to go out Oct. 5 (opens the original)
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Sonoma County voters can hear directly from candidates running for municipal office during a series of forums over the next two weeks. The League of Women Voters of Sonoma County is hosting virtual forums for city and town races across the county, giving voters an opportunity to hear from candidates on the issues that matter most as ballots for the Nov. 3 general election begin to go out Oct. 5. The forums will be held on Zoom and available in English and Spanish, with recordings posted to the L
‘I feel trapped’: Persistent bedbugs have upended life at Cloverdale senior housing complex, residents say (opens the original)
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CLOVERDALE — For months, the 66-year-old resident of Kings Valley Senior Apartments off East Third Street has slept in a La-Z-Boy chair in her room. Her bed, she says, is infested with bedbugs. She vacuums every day. She changes her clothes repeatedly. She has thrown away belongings. And she’s spent money she says she can’t afford trying to keep the insects at bay. But the bugs keep coming back despite her efforts and even after her apartment underwent multiple heat treatments. The experience ha
Newsom declares emergency 8 months after massive Clearlake sewage spill, unlocking state funding (opens the original)
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Eight months after a ruptured sewer main released 2.9 million gallons of untreated wastewater into Clearlake’s Robin Lane neighborhood, Gov. Gavin Newsom has declared a state disaster in Lake County, opening the door for state emergency funding. The declaration allows local agencies to seek reimbursement for up to 75% of eligible costs associated with the spill, including emergency response work, equipment and supplies as well as repairs or replacement of infrastructure. It was secured following
A controversial Windsor housing project just shrank by a third, but neighbors are still pushing back (opens the original)
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A controversial proposal to replace a shuttered Windsor elementary school with affordable housing could shrink by more than a third and feature shorter buildings under a newly updated design. The revisions by Gallaher Community Housing call for 245 homes on the 11.5-acre site of shuttered Windsor Creek Elementary at 8955 Conde Lane. The developer’s preliminary application had called for up to 384 units. The new design, unveiled at a neighborhood meeting Tuesday, Sept. 15, also features lower bui
Why Cloverdale just became the first Sonoma County city to declare an El Niño emergency (opens the original)
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As the region braces for the looming threat of flooding posed by a strengthening El Niño system expected to batter much of the West Coast this winter, Sonoma County’s northernmost city is working to safeguard critical power and water infrastructure from flood damage. The Cloverdale City Council earlier this month unanimously passed a resolution declaring a local emergency — the first in Sonoma County — in anticipation of what’s expected to be another heavy, if not, historically stormy winter. “U
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