It’s hard to imagine a more insulting and hypocritical but little noticed project initiated by the CEO and the Supervisors last May and described by CEO Darcy Antle in her July CEO Report: “EMS Fiscal…
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On Saturday, July 26, Johnny Pinches’ Friends, family, neighbors, and constituents, showed up at the Laytonville Rodeo Grounds to honor, respect and share stories and remembrances about Laytonville’s native son. Here’s part of what I…
In the grand scheme of things, this is nothing. But every time I drive north on 101, past the Lake Mendo Drive exit, I notice an almost-completely faded, full-sized “Get Vaccinated” billboard. It was designed,…
Sister Jane Kelly, an iconic Catholic nun who served the Ukiah Valley for four decades, spent her final years in “pain and prayer,” recalls a fellow member of the Sisters of the Presentation religious order…
Besides voting no on both of Supervisor John Haschak’s proposals for the Board to take modest pay or benefits cuts proportionate to other county departments, Supervisor Maureen Mulheren’s only contribution to Tuesday’s discussion was to…
During the June budget hearings, Board Chair John Haschak attempted to persuade his colleagues to implement very modest, one could say nearly insignificant, reductions to the Board’s annual budget of approximately $20,000. Truth be told,…
From the “News From Boonville” Section of the Ukiah Daily Journal of Monday, May 21, 1951, by Marie Tarwater (namesake of “Tarwater Hill” in Boonville) Welcome To Hollywood Night The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored a…
Jordan and the United Arab Emirates were expected to begin airdrops in the coming days, but experts warned that the bulk of necessary aid could come only by land. by Aaron Boxerman Israel said on…