[Apr 29] As gardeners, we know that the health of the soil determines the health of the plants growing in that soil. This class will explore different ways to work with and improve the soil…
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[Apr 29] Fort Bragg Police Department, the Coalition for Gang Awareness and Prevention (CGAP), Waste Management and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is giving the public its thirteenth opportunity in seven years to prevent abuse…
April Showers;
Corrupt Racket;
Reynolds Guilty;
Replacing Woodhouse;
Keegan Sick;
Bobbie Lee Tucker;
Little Dog;
Bronx Bust;
Yesterday's Catch;
Logging Books;
Hippies & Boomers;
Mendo Books;
Honolulu 1952;
Library Closures;
Gardens Volunteers;
Crazy Life;
Perpetual Expectancy;
Broadway Musicals;
Harp Concert;
Calendula;
Hate Man
Some time ago Dr. Reyes who heads Mendocino College wrote a rather lengthy letter to the editor (Feb. 7, 2017) that really said very little regarding the football program. Two days later, an article appeared on the front page regarding a discussion among the trustees regarding student housing for the college. Architect Chris Brown stated at the meeting that campus housing ‘…also helps to attract international students, increasing diversity, and also boosts recruitment in general.’
Perp Strut;
Animal Shelter Report;
Colonel Lingamfelter;
Real Hippies;
Little Dog;
PG&E Forever;
Puffy Clouds;
Wright v Sisco;
Saving KZYX;
Yesterday's Catch;
SNWMF Lineup;
Logging Books;
LAFCO Fees;
Library Events;
Health Class;
Boy Blue;
Gas Tax
THE GRANGE WARS continue to rage and, at the Fort Bragg Grange, have become misdemeanor-violent. The Fort Bragg Grange has been broken into, compelling Grange defenders to replace locks, bolt the front door from the inside.
ATTENTION GOAT ROPERS! On Saturday, April 22, AV Foodshed will be hosting the 3rd Annual Anderson Valley Goat Festival—a day of family fun, food, and live music. For that day we will once again be…
[Apr 29] Grammy award winner Michael McDonald and friends at Cotton Auditorium, 500 N Harold Street in Fort Bragg. Joining Michael on stage will be Grammy nominee singer/songwriter Amy Holland, Nashville musician Gary Cirimelli, as well as local luminaries Gene Parsons & David Hayes, acoustic guitarist Alex de Grassi, and singer/songwriter and sax player John Mattern.