Mendocino County Superior Court Judge Richard Henderson issued a ruling on October 21 setting aside the County's approval of a vested right to mine Harris Quarry sought by Northern Aggregates. The court found that the County did not have enough evidence before it to grant Northern Aggregates a "vested right" and ruled on behalf of Keep the Code, a nonprofit community group based in Willits which had filed a lawsuit against the County.
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THE TINY HOUSES VILLAGE proposed for Ukiah by the Supervisors, with Supervisor McCowen leading the charge will, if it proceeds, be an interesting experiment. If you came in late the Supervisors would provide housing for…
SCHOOL BOARD update from Steve Sparks: "Following last week’s meeting the Board now has its five members in place and expectations are high for the school’s future development. The Gang of Five features Dick Browning,…
(Dec 5-6) The stirring sounds of Romantic, classical music will fill the Mendocino College Center Theater on December 5th and 6th as the Ukiah Symphony Orchestra performs works of great Russian composers Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky…
(Dec 5) Folkart Fantasy Furniture (Nancy MacLeod & William Allen, of Philo) will once again be offering their unique creations at the annual Unity Club Holiday Bazaar, this Saturday, Dec. 5th, at the Boonville Fairgrounds. Fun footstools…
(Dec 5) The Greenwood Community Church is holding their annual holiday craft fair Saturday December 5th at the Greenwood Community Center in downtown Elk from 10am until 4pm. It's your opportunity to shop for unique gifts…
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