Paulina Pineda
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Planning begins for Santa Rosa’s Southeast Greenway park (opens the original)
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Play space for young children, large green areas for gathering and a multiuse path that meanders over several creeks, through a restored walnut grove and connects to other area parks. A community garden where nearby residents can grow their own produce. An area where students from neighborhood schools can learn more about the native habitat. Those are just a few of the ideas community members could soon begin to weigh as Santa Rosa reimagines what a 49-acre greenspace once meant to carry Highway
'Left out': SMART proposal to relocate Healdsburg station gets icy reception from residents and city officials (opens the original)
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Healdsburg residents have overwhelmingly pushed back against a proposal by SMART to relocate a planned stop on the passenger rail’s northern extension closer to the city’s main plaza. Officials with Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit say a station at Vine Street between North and West Matheson streets would put workers commuting into the city and visitors closer to jobs, shops, restaurants and services compared to the current site at the historic train depot on Hudson Street. The idea, presented to
Sebastopol Regional Library repairs to start soon after June mold discovery (opens the original)
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Work to patch up parts of the interior and exterior walls of the Sebastopol Regional Library where black mold and dry rot was found is expected to commence in the coming weeks. The project will address immediate emergency needs to allow the branch housed in a city-owned Bodega Avenue building to reopen to patrons, though longer-term upgrades to prevent future moisture intrusion are still needed. Limited services resumed on Aug. 10 in the community room, which wasn’t impacted, about two months af
Cloverdale weighs boundary options for district-based elections (opens the original)
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Cloverdale leaders this month unveiled several options for dividing the city into new voting districts in a move that could reshape politics for years to come in Sonoma County’s northernmost city. Initial draft maps call for the creation of four council districts while the city would establish an at-large mayoral position elected by voters citywide, a move endorsed by the council in August. The change would shift how residents elect council representatives. Under the city’s at-large elections, v
Highway 1 repairs to slow Bodega Bay traffic (opens the original)
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Weekday commuters in Bodega Bay and visitors heading out to the Sonoma Coast should prepare for potential traffic delays during upcoming roadwork. Caltrans will be repairing the roadway slope and pavement on a section of southbound Highway 1 between Taylor Street and Kent Avenue that was damaged by winter storms last year. Construction was expected to start this week and last through December with work planned from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, according to the transportation agency. T
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