Many 3-Dot regulars attended last weekend’s Goat Festival and Wildflower Show and, while there were a few hiccups at this inaugural event, there is no doubt that the Goat Fest was well-received and has great potential. Several competitions took place along with various animal husbandry displays among the various vendors of food and drinks, including the always reliable beer and wine bar provided by the AV Lions.
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Pulled over and asked to step out of the car. Spread-eagled against the vehicle. First, one arm and then the other pulled behind you as you're snapped into the handcuffs. Why? Plastic cover over your…
ONE OF THE FISHERMEN who died in that terrible Bodega Bay boating accident two weekends ago was Richard Hargreaves Jr., 59. Richard Hargreaves Sr. spent many years as a union rep at the Fort Bragg…
Wii U GAME DEMO & Super Smash Brothers Tournament Saturday, May 30th Join us at the Fort Bragg Branch Library for a day of Video Gaming Fun. From 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. we’ll have…
Ukiah Library is proud to present a Renaissance Art Exhibit, painted by 7th grade students at River Oak Public Charter School, in the Children’s Room from May 3rd through May 30th. The public is invited…
The Caspar Inn in Caspar, CA 5/16 - 9pm 21+ Bay Area hip-hop veteran Lyrics Born is touring to promote his recently-released album, Real People, having previously received rave reviews from Rolling Stone <http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/cali-hip-hop-veteran-lyrics-born-details-real-people-lp-20150224>, NPR…
A couple of insightful observations made at the Historical Society’s Roundtable discussion based on life here in the Valley during the 1970s each resonated with a number of 3-Dot regulars. One was that back then many outsiders coming in to make a new life here found that they needed to work together with the residents for everyone to make a living; in the last couple of decades this has not necessarily been the case and we have witnessed many instances where the influx of people have set up businesses of their own and perhaps relationships with many local folks has not been the same.