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Palace Hotel Owner Praised

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…

Big Ribbon Cutting For Anderson Valley’s New Major Sports Amenity

(Former AV superintendent Louise Simson got it done!) Former AV Unified Superintendent and Principal of Anderson Valley High School Louise Simson held the ceremonial scissors as she cut the ribbon stretched across the new track…

Follow The Bouncing Budget

Item 4c on the October 7 Supervisors agenda called for the Supervisors to “Approve or Deny Requests from Department Heads and Elected Officials Regarding Budget Impacts, Funding and Recruitment of Vacant or New Positions Following…

Will You Celebrate The Season?

Can you believe it? It is the holiday season again with all the celebratory occasions that go with it. Some of us relish the glitter, socializing and general merriment while others take a more Grinch/Scrooge-like…

Fort Bragg Creates Vacant-Building Program

Council Delays Fee Vote; Explores Vacancy Tax The Fort Bragg City Council voted 5-0 Tuesday to introduce an ordinance creating a registry and upkeep standards for long-empty commercial properties, a step city leaders said is…

Potter Valley – ‘The Future Of Our Water’

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,…

Budget Ad Hoc Molehill Gives Birth To Dead Mouse

There’s an old parable about a mountain being in labor “uttering immense groans and on earth there was very great expectation. But it gave birth to a mouse. This has been written for you who,…

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