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From the Archive (1/18/1984): Sports Notes

We need information as to the present activities of Anderson Valley athletes. Men’s Leagues, runners, semi-pro footballers, anybody who’s doing anything even remotely athletic, give us a ring. Golf does not count as a sport…

From the Archive (1/18/1984): Editor’s Desk

HAVE YOU NOTICED whenever a Mendocino County public official moves on, he is wafted out of Ukiah on a cloud of superlatives? If you didn’t know better, you would think the County was managed by…

From the Archive (1/11/1984): Sports Notes

Watched the Geyserville-Anderson Valley games Saturday night in the Boonville pavilion. Very impressed with the development of the Varsity team. This a young team with sophomores and juniors doing most of the playing. Miles Gibson…

From the Archive (1/11/1984): Editor’s Desk

WHILE TRYING TO PEDDLE MY PAPERS in Albion, I was pleased to sight 10 or so hearty specimens of Genus Hippus Americanus, a species I assumed extinct, or now members of the Republican Party. I…

From the Archive (1/4/1984): The Boontling Greeley Sheet

“Nothing is possible except to extend the area of sanity little by little.” E.B. "I live where I live for the landscapes and seasons, the place of it, but also for the time of it…

From the Archive (1/2/1985): Here And There In Mendocino County

THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE HAS DISPUTED a General Accounting Office report that marijuana planting is on the increase on federally-owned land. The Forest Service says the number of plantings in forest areas has actually decreased…

From the Archive (1/2/1985): Editor’s Desk

THE SHOT AT MENDOCINO COLLEGE brought some heated phone calls several of which sputtered off into squawks, squeaks and bat screams as telephone service between Boonville and the outside world continues to deteriorate. Often, when…

From the Archive (12/30/1985): Editor’s Desk

MARINE CORPS boot camp in the late fifties was fifteen weeks of beatings, humiliations, insults, and torture. The idea was to break recruits in San Diego before they broke somewhere else where there was shooting.…

From the Archive (12/30/1985): Mendocino County End-Of-The-Year Awards

THE DISHONEST AND INCOMPETENT PUBLIC BODIES: The Grand Jury; The Board of Trustees, Mendocino College; The Juvenile Justice Commission; Mendocino County School Board. THE BEST WRITERS ON THE WORST NEWSPAPERS: Tom Hine and Dan Hibschman,…

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