A little over four years ago, Jack Kevorkian, the American pathologist and most famously the euthanasia activist, died at the age of 83. I mention this as a result of some recent personal experiences of being around many elderly folks with no quality of life remaining, the kind of people whom Kevorkian believed should be able to end their lives with some dignity intact.
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Coed softball tournament, July 18 and 19, in honor of the late Ricky Del Fiorentino
Join Sanctuary Forest on Saturday, July 18th for Beauty of the Lost Coast: Needle Rock to Bear Harbor. This hike will be led by Sanctuary Forest Board member Eric Shafer and staff member Marisa Formosa.…
Tom McDermott is coming July 18th at 7:30 to the Anderson Valley Grange. If you love piano and almost any form of music, he will please. He plays Chopin, Ragtime, New Orleans Jazz and Brazilian. Want to…
The next community meeting dealing with issues important to you will be held on Tuesday, July 14 at 6 p.m. at Town Hall in Fort Bragg (Main and Laurel Streets). After hearing your concerns, discussion…
"Modern Twist: Contemporary Japanese Bamboo Art," an exhibition exploring the innovative shape bamboo art has taken since the mid-twentieth century, will show at the Grace Hudson Museum in Ukiah, California from May 30 to August…
The Ukiah Library will be presenting: Makerspace & a Movie! DIY Duct-Tape Costumes & Guardians of the Galaxy, July 8th 4:30pm Teens & tweens are invited to watch Guardians of the Galaxy and also DIY their…