Wednesday, August 15, 5pm at Potter Valley Junior/Senior High School, 10401 Main Street, Potter Valley.
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Wednesday, August 15, 5pm at Potter Valley Junior/Senior High School, 10401 Main Street, Potter Valley.
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THE ANDERSON VALLEY is saddened by the death of June Lemons, matriarch of the well-known Valley family and owners of the Lemons Market complex. A quiet, modest, hard-working person who, with her late husband, Elmer,…
Our local fires have raised many questions, including who ultimately pays for the damages caused and how are those damages measured. So far the debates I’ve read have pinpointed the potential payers or losers as PG&E ratepayers, taxpayers, utility shareholders, or the damaged property owners, if they are not fully insured. An important point in the equation is that when facilities owned by a utility (such as PG&E) are implicated in causing the damage, the utility is liable whether or not any fault on its part is involved.
Daniel Woolley;
Area Closure;
Local Assistance;
Complex Update;
Matthew Burchett;
Chain Fires;
Blake Bust;
Burnt County;
Doctor Arrest;
Hipps Replaced;
Resisting Districting;
Special Meeting;
Little Dog;
Trumpeter Search;
Spineless;
Director Schultz;
Yesterday's Catch;
Night Lights;
Poleeko Fish;
Mental Shackles;
Napafication;
All Caps;
Socialism Preferred;
Broadband Alliance
COULDN'T HELP but be intrigued by the following post on the MCN Chat Line. I'm pretty sure I know Blue's back story, and if I have it right, and I think I do, it's an…
Firefighter Dies;
Shelter Closed;
Bosco Bailout;
Mendo Bay;
Danco Project;
Cannabis Hour;
Boonville Speeders;
Blackberry Festival;
Janice Blue;
PV Diversion;
Margaret Withdraws;
Little Dog;
Anti-Depressants;
Police Marathon;
Taproom Investigation;
Yesterday's Catch;
Poor Writing;
Latino Politics;
Fires Past;
Evil Notsees;
Acting Auditions;
Knucklehead Antics;
Trojan Mike;
Socialism Bad;
Government Bureaucracies;
Forbidden Bookshelf;
Yearsley Wanted
The Ranch Fire grew approximately 13,000 acres in the last twenty-four hours and is currently 295,970 acres and 58 percent contained. The Ranch Fire is burning in the Snow Mountain Wilderness and the Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument.
Fourth County;
Helping Residents;
Sewage Follies;
Sho-Ka-Wah Closed;
Bad Ideas;
Little Dog;
Sincliar Dollar;
Railbike Tours;
Yesterday's Catch;
VS Naipaul;
Hiring Hippies;
Filthy Things;
Tariff Costs;
Corporate Bailouts;
Liability Questions;
Functioning Government;
Cannibalism;
Solar Metering;
Squeezebox;
Modern Writers;
Suicide;
Marilyn's Backside;
Graffiti Camp;
Frack Book