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Mendocino County Today: Monday, Jan. 23, 2017

175 Open;
Colder Weather;
Ukiah Dispensaries;
Owsley Arrested;
KZYX Records;
Ukiah Utilities;
Westside Rental;
FB Notes;
Albion School;
Poor Speakers;
Gram's Pissed;
Little Dog;
Yesterday's Catch;
Sort Of;
Present Catastrophe;
White Moderates;
Ukiah Symphony;
Ukiah Author;
Inaugurhowl

Mendocino County Today: Sunday, Jan. 22, 2017

Highway Closures;
Annelisa Found;
Tree Fatality;
Supe Recommendation;
Little Dog;
Mental Health;
Sanitation Board;
Trump Protests;
Marco Radio;
Peggy Lee;
Turkey Shoot;
Yesterday's Catch;
Global Soul;
Trump Vote;
Terrific Ability;
Redwood Summer

Mendocino County Today: Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017

128 Closed;
Homeless Count;
Trash Settlement;
Little Dog;
Ukiah Dispensaries;
Fathom Thoughts;
Philo Speed;
Windy Promises;
Yesterday's Catch;
Chron Marchers;
O-bomb-a Unmasked;
Pizza Time;
Status Quo;
Sustainable Technology;
Farmers Convergence;
Gardening Workshops;
Maha Shivaratri;
PA Agenda

Mendocino County Today: Friday, Jan. 20, 2017

Second Storm;
Trial Delayed;
More Candidates;
Ward Hopeful;
Little Dog;
Kane Surrenders;
Adderall Huff;
Mikey Legislates;
Pot Regulation;
Yesterday's Catch;
Kevin Starr;
Oxfam Report;
Trump Protests;
The Unraveling;
Tribal Identity;
America's Shadow;
Hippy Queen;
Position Opening;
Everyone Covered;
Potter Night

Ukiah Symphony

[Feb 11, 12] The Dances of Argentina, the third concert in the Ukiah Symphony Orchestra's 2016-17 season, will be presented at the Mendocino College Center Theatre on Saturday, February 11 at 8 p.m. and Sunday,…

Mendocino County Today: Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017

More Rain;
CPS Attack;
Fathom Released;
Little Dog;
Women's March;
MCERA COLA;
Mock Trial;
Library Events;
Remembering Shep;
Yesterday's Catch;
Tracking Cannabis;
Bud Budget;
News Hacking;
Trump Love;
Clean Teens;
Petty President;
Elite Party;
Hippy Queen;
Feeling Unsafe;
Debt Speaks;
Health Insurance;
Carbon Trading;
Journalism Is;
Double Pay

Letters (Jan. 18, 2017)

I find myself baffled by the idea that Caltrans would want to raise the speed limit through Philo based on a survey that finds most drivers travel through town faster than the posted speed of 30 mph. If they found that most traffic accident deaths were caused by drunk drivers would they repeal the DUI law? You would think that one death in Downtown Philo would be warning enough to keep the speed limit low.

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