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Off the Record (June 18, 2014)

COUNTY CEO Carmel Angelo has included a $45,000 remodeling project at the County Jail in the 2014-15 county budget. The re-do will house a dog grooming vocational program for female inmates: Allman: As we know…

HumCo Struggles to Maintain Services

Humboldt County is proposing what’s been described as a down-to-the-bone budget with a $2.7 million deficit and unless new revenue sources emerge, the situation will get worse in future years. The Board of Supervisors fielded…

Aquaponics With Permaculture (Not Waterboarding with Acupuncture)

Aquaponics Using Applied Permaculture--Workshop June 28-29 at Solar Living Institute A self-sufficient system: Weekend workshop provides introductionto exciting new field   The Solar Living Institute continues its series of cutting-edge sustainable technology courses on the weekend…

Ukiah Biz Gal Monthly Confab

Monthly Networking Meeting Ukiah Conference Center, 200 S. School St, Ukiah. Noon. June 17, 2014 — our regular monthly networking meeting! This month's topic: Ideas about how to use SOCIAL MEDIA in your business. Also…

Repubs to Meet in Fort Bragg

The Mendocino County Republican Central Committee will meet Saturday, June 21, 2014, 10:00 AM - 12:00 Noon at the Moura Senior Housing, 400 South Street, Fort Bragg, CA 95437. For further information contact: Stan Anderson,…

The $379 Million Valley Trails Project

For years the Valley Trail Initiative group has promoted the idea of a bike trail for Anderson Valley. Their efforts indeed received a major boost when Caltrans provided a $135,000 grant to conduct a “feasibility…

Off The Record (June 11, 2014)

BIG TROUBLE IN COVELO seems to be heading in the ominous direction of a revival of the Lincoln-Britton Feud of 1995. That one resulted in three shooting deaths, one of the fatalities famously being Mendocino…

Bird’s Eye View (June 11, 2014)

We are sad to report that the Pronsolino Ranch on Signal Ridge loaded up their flock of sheep and drove them away for the last time this past week. After ninety years Angelo Pronsolino has called time on the shepherding days of his family’s ranch that they purchased in 1923. While it is believed that Angelo, Eileen, and the family celebrated their “retirement” with a glass of wine, I am sure there was more than a tint of sadness at the passing of an era. Great job, Angelo!

Scary Story Deuce

All the defense had to do was stipulate, a fancy word for 'admit,' to the prior DUIs in the Joan Rainville case and make the prosecution prove Rainville had assaulted two unharmed persons, neither of…

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