Yes, once upon a time Boy Scout troops could get permission to hike for seven days through timber company, private lands and Jackson State Forest. The hike was first done in the 1950s and last…
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What to do with Don Giovanni? The title character—not to mention the universally recognized operatic masterpiece that bears his name—should, by rights, have been cancelled in the wake of #MeToo and probably long before. Mozart’s…
Allan Green, founder and long time owner of Greenwood Ridge Winery and Tasting Room, has recently published a book titled, “Pioneers of Anderson Valley Wine.” Anyone with an interest in the early days of the…
Gioia Woods— a professor at Northern Arizona University and the author of a new enlightening book about City Lights (City Lights: Lawrence Ferlinghetti and the Biography of a Bookstore), the famed San Francisco Bookstore— first…
The Surface Transportation Board on Thursday denied a petition to abandon a 40-mile railroad line in Mendocino County, ruling that the corridor retains potential for freight service and must remain part of the nation’s interstate…
Editor Cox’s note: We don’t typically cover national news, but more than half our readers find us through Facebook, and it’s important for them to understand that the rules are changing. The U.S. Department of…
The Meeting Opened with Public Comments and Some Debate About Free Speech Gabriel Baca announced that the Mendocino County Rapid Response Network (MCRRN) provides information to the public about Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The MCRRN…
A previously inaccessible court docket and related records in a case involving journalist Matthew LaFever were made public on February 2. Included in the records was a request for a special master and a transcript…
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…