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Also on today's calendar: Spring Bazaar at Bacchus Landing and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: What can go UP the chimney DOWN; but can't come down the chimney UP? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Healdsburg 'Stolen Hammer' Legacy Lives On In Rohnert Park (patch.com) — Healdsburg’s beloved giant hammer sculpture, once at the center of a quirky local theft mystery, is now joined in spirit by a new companion piece headed for Rohnert Park. Artist Doug Unkrey briefly reunited both oversized hammers in Healdsburg, underscoring how the original work, now back at the Abel De Luna Community Center, has become a playful symbol of the city’s identity and community pride.
2. Single-family home sells for $825,000 in Healdsburg (pressdemocrat.com) — A three-bedroom home at 115 Lavender Circle in Healdsburg just sold for $825,000, offering a snapshot of current neighborhood prices. The piece also compares several nearby recent sales, giving local homeowners and buyers a quick sense of how values are trending across different Healdsburg streets.
3. Tapping the Geysers for Healdsburg's future (healdsburgtribune.com) — Healdsburg readers get a look back at how local infrastructure evolved, from early Dry Creek Valley road plans and a 1951 church fire response to a 1976 deal tapping Geysers geothermal power. The Northern California Power Agency agreement promised Healdsburg up to 40% of its electricity from a new Lake County plant, highlighting long-running efforts to secure affordable energy.
4. When does memory become history? (healdsburgtribune.com) — Healdsburg Museum’s new “Healdsburg in the 1970s” exhibit dives into the town’s era of political activism, pop culture, and rapid change, from Pat Paulsen’s presidential antics to local environmental battles. Curators highlight how community pushback against development in that decade still shapes today’s Healdsburg, inviting residents to see their own memories as living history.
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