“California vineyards bring in record crop." — New York Times, Feb. 16, 2014 (Scene: Dinner gathering of wine industry business honchos) "OK, good job this year everybody and thanks for turning up here tonite, but…
Posts published in February 2014
LONG-TIME BOONVILLE RESIDENT, BRUCE HERING, HAS DIED. Bruce was perhaps best known for his portrayals as Uncle Sam at Anderson Valley's annual 4th of July celebrations.
FOR THE FIRST time since 1958, Shorty Adams is not behind the wheel of a Boonville school bus. Last week, without any announcement from the district, Shorty suddenly left the job he's held for 56…
For as far back as Douglas Alan Duncan, 58, can trace, the maternal side of his family has been tied to the land in and around Robinson Rancheria: a federal Indian reservation near the sleepy…
Well, another week of basketball has come and gone and it should be considered a successful week for the men and women Panther cagers.
...my trip to The UK...the extreme weather continues to be the major talking point...the winter/spring has seen the most rain in 250 years.
Court documents reveal that LeValley conspired with Roland Raymond to embezzle the funds through a complex scheme of fake and inflated invoices and payments for spotted owl surveys that LeValley and his organization never performed.
I'm writing to let you know that the KZYX Board of Directors recently drafted a “love letter” to KZYX General Manager, John Coate. It will soon be posted to the KZYX website.
Last summer, we saw some dramatic incidents of water theft in Weott and Bridgeville and some ugly busts featuring unsavory water use practices. Granted, the water thefts may have had nothing to do with marijuana cultivation, but community members did…