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Tax Sharing & Annexation: Back To The Drawing Board Or Red Pencil?

Supervisor Ted Williams’ proposal to rescind Supervisor Maureen Mulheren’s Tax Sharing Agreement from last June was considered premature by his colleagues on Tuesday. Instead, after a couple of hours of discussion and public input the…

Mendocino County Today: Thursday 7/10/2025

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Remembering Vern Piver

I knew Vern Piver very well. The Editor mentioned him several times and commented on John DeSilva too. When I moved back to Fort Bragg from Redwood Valley, I got a call from a lady…

Mendocino County Today: Wednesday 7/9/2025

Sunny | Daniel Steel | Annexation Committee | Growing Food | Skatepark News | Lilies | Hartzell Stories | Ukiah Moon | Tatum Testifies | Local Events | Redwood Fuels | BlackCat Cafe | Summer Days | Moving Cabins | Yesterday's Catch | Willits Fest | CA ATM | Fat Jokes | Big Bill | Susanville Fire | Giants Win | No Password | Devers Drama | Mid 70s | Police Reform | Mongo Family | Rent-a-Crowd | Lead Stories | Worth Living | Church Mice | Supreme Decision | Selfish Men | NYT Shorts | Kill Everyone | Sarawak Return | Escape Velocity | Garden Therapy | Cradling Wheat | Exile's Letter | Adler’s Dream | Box Dimensions

Rocky Mountain Higher (Part 2)

Breckenridge, Colorado is a gold rush town. Fortune hunters came first in 1859 for gold and then again in 1879 for silver and lead. Like all “rush” towns people were in a hurry to get…

Wasted Talent

August, 1990. One morning, towards the end of May, Dave came over to my desk and said, “Well, here’s the scoop of the year: I’ve got AIDS. I’ve given them three months’ notice.” Within a…

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