Amie Windsor is a publisher for the Sonoma County Gazette, focusing on local news and events in Sonoma County, California. With a passion for community journalism, Amie covers a wide range of topics including local government, arts and culture, business, and social issues impacting the residents of Sonoma County.
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Amie Windsor's coverage appears to be very community-focused, with an emphasis on local events, seasonal activities and promotions within Sonoma County. She seems particularly interested in topics related to "House & Home," "Family & Relationships," "Pets," and "Entertainment News."
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The council members, who were elected in 2022, will lead the council in 2025.
By: Amie Windsor
Despite calls for electing an at-large mayor, the Healdsburg City Council chose to stay with five equally powerful council members as it embarks on its district-based election journey.
By: Amie Windsor
The council members, who were elected in 2022, will lead the council in 2025.
By: Amie Windsor
The Cloverdale City Council kept the status quo for its leadership positions. A newcomer, Mark Laskey, also joined the council.
By: Amie Windsor
Negotiations between teachers and the Wright Elementary School District board of trustees have hit a standstill in Santa Rosa, with pay the main issue.
By: Amie Windsor
The “daylighting law,” meant to create buffer zones for pedestrians and cyclists at crosswalks and intersections, will begin being enforced Jan. 1.
By: Amie Windsor
Downtown project and more: Rohnert Park's new mayor discusses his top priorities for next year
By: Amie Windsor
Gerard Giudice is focused on getting Rohnert Park’s downtown project advanced in his second turn as mayor.
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