The Mendocino County Library Advisory Board voted Wednesday to continue exploring options for relocating the Ukiah library branch despite county staff declaring that they did not have the funds available to seriously consider a proposal…
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The city of Ukiah’s Demolition Review Committee recently approved an application to demolish the former home of the Perkins Street Bar & Grill after conducting a hearing during which no members of the public provided…
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors recently approved setting aside $500,000 to support the Inland Water and Power Commission’s efforts to secure water supply for the region in the wake of pending Potter Valley Project…
Potential options for storing water if and when the dams serving the Potter Valley Project are eventually removed will be discussed Thursday by the Mendocino County Inland Water and Power Commission, the board which First…
More than three months after his arrest by the Ukiah Police Department, local journalist and teacher Matthew P. LaFever has yet to be charged with a crime by the Mendocino County District Attorney’s Office. As…
It would be nearly impossible for me to choose just one favorite view along the ruggedly beautiful Mendocino Coast, but I can easily pick my favorite bench found there: the ruggedly beautiful memorial to Deborah…
What will life be like for farmers in the Russian River Watershed after the Potter Valley Project is decommissioned and its dams removed? “An absolute disaster,” said one attendee of a forum held in Ukiah…
The newest owner of the most beloved and beleaguered building in downtown Ukiah, the Palace Hotel, was applauded and praised Wednesday after showing the Ukiah City Council his progress cleaning out the battered structure he…
A workshop designed to inform local residents on the process of decommissioning the Potter Valley Project and “what’s being done to ensure the region’s future water supply” has been scheduled in Ukiah later this month,…