Someone who evidently doesn’t appreciate and understand how important it is to conduct the public’s business in front of the public, is Supervisor Maureen Mulheren, who serves as the Board’s Chair this year. Twice during…
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There’s been some local fanfare about the County’s plans to repave the deteriorating Mountain View Road as if it’s some kind of significant accomplishment. It is, on the surface (sic). But it shouldn’t be. If…
Print newspapers may be dying, but they’re not dead yet — and neither are their readers, I’m pleased to report. In fact, there’s enough people that still read actual newspapers that I often lose out…
A city-imposed deadline for the current Palace Hotel owner to submit plans to stabilize or demolish the historic structure is only days away. Whether it will be met, however, is uncertain. City officials insist that…
Last week, I only had time to write a short version of the ongoing saga of the closed Geiger’s grocery store. Here’s an updated report with more detail. Just a few days ago, I was…
The last print copy of the Anderson Valley Advertiser, a weekly newspaper covering Mendocino County since 1952, arrived in local stores this week. Weeks before the May 1, 2024, edition was printed, longtime editor Bruce…
For the second time, criminal proceedings have been delayed in a case with significant political implications for District Attorney David Eyster, who filed a felony misuse of public funds charge last fall against Mendocino County…