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Posts published in September 2012

Mendocino County Today: September 18, 2012

LAST FRIDAY NIGHT (September 14th) about 10pm, Mendocino County Sheriff's Deputies cruising North State Street, Ukiah, stopped a vehicle driven by Christopher Eichiner, 26, of Fortuna. Deputies made the stop “for minor traffic violations.” Eichiner…

Mendocino County Today: September 17, 2012

FALSE ARREST by Bruce Anderson Juan Orr, 26, maybe of Chico, has libeled two Albion men every which way. Not only libeled them, got them arrested and, briefly, charged with major felonies. It all started…

Mendocino County Today: September 16, 2012

On the Lam for Two Decades; Caught, Deported & Sentenced Skippy Massey, Humboldt Sentinel San Francisco — Lionel Scott Harris — who until 2011 had been a fugitive since he fled during his federal criminal…

Mendocino County Today: September 15, 2012

UNFORTUNATELY FOR EVERYONE but the judges and the sight impaired, the only people in the County who want a new County Courthouse, it seems that the new “facility” has been taken off the Maybe Never…

Mendocino County Today: September 14, 2012

FORT BRAGG POLICE were summoned to a home in the 200 block of North Harold Street at 3:50am last Saturday night (September 8) when a 16-year-old boy reported that a man, soon identified as Daniel Alonso,…

Letters To The Editor

THE METROPOLIS STOPS Editor, Thanks again to Dick Meister for his annual Labor Day reminder that labor has a lot to celebrate. Given the harsh realities of American capitalism, it's a major miracle that labor…

Mendocino County Today: September 13, 2012

DEPUTY COUNTY CEO Kristi Furman today announced the following: "It is with great regret and sorrow that I announce to you that Ana Mahoney passed away yesterday. Many of you may have been aware that…

An Elder On The Playa

Why, a reader might ask, would a perfectly sensible woman old enough for Social Security allow herself to leave the peace and quiet of Comptche for a trip into the inhospitable middle of no place…

The Fair

The tradition of a fair goes back to Roman times, when the authorities would declare an intermission of labor and tradesmen from afar sold their wares. In the Middle Ages, fairs were tied to religious…

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