IRS Busts Ukiah Restaurateurs;
Whither Mendo Green?;
Police Calls;
Anthem for Doomed Youth;
Medical Alcohol;
Unintentional Satire;
Spring;
Escape from Alcatraz;
Military Buildup in Asia;
Committee Passes Anti-Frack Bill;
DIY Mini Dome Home
Posts published in April 2014
…for farmers interested in producing value-added products University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) will present a hands-on workshop series at the UCCE Mendocino County office…
On Saturday, May 3, from 2 to 3 pm, a tour will be offered of the Grace Hudson Museum's current exhibit, "Artists Look Back: Mendocino…
This week’s inquiry attempts to identify the other major kinds of water usage in the Valley beside irrigated agriculture the community needs to acquire information about in order to understand the extent of its water resource available to residents and businesspeople today and in the future.
Everyone welcome, including the Noise People. You want these things stopped, be there, May 7th at 7:30pm! Inland neighbors of the Big Propellers are also encouraged to attend.
JORGE CERVANTES, 49, of Philo died Thursday afternoon a little after 4pm when the car he was riding in suddenly veered off Highway 128 at…
Recently, after 39 years of coaching basketball at Ukiah High, the coach was, in my opinion, let go because players and their parents spoke to the principal. This is usually because they feel they don't play as much as they should and feel they are better than others. I feel the community who don't know Coach Heath should know how dedicated he is.
So it started out to be a field trip to Bear Valley on the Lake/Colusa County line north off Highway 20 to look at wildflowers.…
On March 26, 2012, David Kyle Miller was arrested by Fort Bragg police officers for “refusing or failing to leave land, real property, or structure…
No matter how law-abiding you are, you are likely to tighten your grip on the wheel when a police interceptor appears in your rearview mirror.…
I like the newspaper’s new format and although it may initially mean a little more work for the Major, in the future it will actually give him plenty of opportunity to do Mr. Anderson’s laundry in the morning and then have lots of time to make sandwiches and pots of tea for The Supreme Commander later in the afternoon. For his part, I imagine our mighty leader will be able to grab more naps and listen to “Democracy Now” and his other favorite KZYX programs for hours on end.