"Modern Twist: Contemporary Japanese Bamboo Art," an exhibition exploring the innovative shape bamboo art has taken since the mid-twentieth century, will show at the Grace Hudson Museum in Ukiah, California from May 30 to August…
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Candlelight Burglary;
Stepping Around;
Mendo Salaries;
Catch of the Day;
Paint;
Gardens Party;
Poetry Celebration;
Cancer Walk;
Gated Beaches;
Econometarian Ideology;
Hardy;
Black Whistleblower;
Palestinian Moves
The Ukiah Library will be presenting: Makerspace & a Movie! DIY Duct-Tape Costumes & Guardians of the Galaxy, July 8th 4:30pm Teens & tweens are invited to watch Guardians of the Galaxy and also DIY their…
The World’s Largest Salmon Barbecue in Fort Bragg’s Noyo Harbor on Saturday July 4 is more than just a day of free live music, a plate of salmon and trimmings and great microbrews and local…
Health Center Board Meets Thursday Night, June 25, 6:00pm at the Senior Center/Vets Building in Boonville. — Discussion of the Budget for Next Year. Also Note On Agenda: Kathy Cox's Performance Improvement Committee met, she…
AVHC Board Meeting;
Heat & Thunderstorms;
Burn Season Ending;
Final Act;
FB Transfer Station Meeting;
Angulo Returns;
Cannabis Initiative Fails;
Hay Dump;
Yesterday's Catch;
Racist Pride;
Bird Breast;
Goleta Rally;
Hatred Lives;
Learning Empathy
POPPED in on the World Music Festival early Sunday afternoon and thought to myself, “Holy Moly! The world has ended and I missed the biggest story ever because I was up in my office!” Hey, this is Boonville, and the rasta scene is, well, startling in the Boonville context. Don't tell the cops, but I'm pretty sure I smelled marijuana!
Homeless Biz;
Sanhedrin Fire Contained;
Island Mountain Raid;
Adolescent Marijuana Use;
Timber Regs;
Feather;
Thirsty Billionaires;
Growers Initiative;
Ukiah Stabbing;
Yesterday's Catch;
Public Radio;
Achenbach;
PaintCare;
Flag Trouble;
County Vacancies
I just read in the UDJ that Ukiah’s newly hired City Manager has negotiated an open-ended contract, with total benefits starting at $251,699 per year. Wow! That’s nearly six times the estimated median household income in Ukiah for 2012 of $42,539. At no less than 10% more than the highest paid department head, is it any wonder that the city can’t afford to fill the potholes in it’s streets?