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World’s Largest Salmon Barbecue

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…

AVHC Board Meeting

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…

Mendocino County Today: Thursday, June 25, 2015

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

Valley People (June 24, 2015)

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!

Mendocino County Today: Wednesday, June 24, 2015

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

Letters (June 24, 2015)

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?

Off the Record (June 24, 2015)

THE BIDDING FOR THE REMCO SITE in Willits is, we'd suppose, a done deal, as deals are always done in small-town Mendocino County. The seven acres in the middle of town saw a major toxic clean-up along with a deluge of complaints from Willits citizens that they had been poisoned by the years of heavy industrial processes conducted there.

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