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Posts published in May 2014

Vote By Mail (Absentee) Ballots Available

Vote By Mail (absentee) Ballots were mailed out to those voters on Monday, May 5, 2014 and will be available in the County Clerk's Office,…

Wildfire Awareness Week

…Declared in California for May 4-10 CAL FIRE Encourages Wildfire Preparedness & Prevention Sacramento — Drought conditions have led to a significant increase in wildfire…

Mendocino County Today: Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Bloody Man at Beer Fest;
Beware the Me-Too Clause;
Wildflowers Flourish Despite Drought;
Police Calls;
It Could Happen Here;
Miller's Super Market;
For Michael C. Ruppert

Mendocino County Today: Monday, May 5, 2014

Death Metal Grapes;
Where Was Hop Flat?;
Boonville Fashion Notes;
Lauren's Hacked;
Supes Question RV Water Denial;
Digital AVA;
Turkey Memorial Denied;
Degenerate Zeitgeist;
Forced Labor;
Doctor Death;
KZYX Oath;
Indelible Tats

Mendocino County Today: Sunday, May 4, 2014

The Willits Weekly;
County Labor Relations;
Chris Diaz is Back;
Perjury and Fraud;
Water Fees in Mendocino;
Police Calls;
Twain on Portraiture;
Big Oil Pumping Money into Sacramento

Mendocino County Today: Saturday, May 3, 2014

Statement to Supes;
Denti-Cal Returns;
Enough with Carrillo;
Right to Privacy;
Hell of a World;
Recommended Reading;
Meth Source Mystery;
Police Calls;
Uncomradely Behavior;
Heat;
Sleeping in London;
AV Foodshed News;
Taxpayer Stadium

Mendocino County Today: Friday, May 2, 2014

Local Water;
DA Report Card;
The Right to Sleep;
Mendocino College Lockdown;
Police Reports;
Tardy County Postings;
Molest Case Plea Bargain;
Koogle Boondoggle Free;
Happiness is Simple;
The Urge to Barf;
Left-Right Alliance;
Local Food News

Put The Brakes On Motorcycle Collisions

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Fatal collisions involving motorcyclists have been increasing in California over the past few years. In an effort to change this disturbing trend,…

My All-Too-Brief Career as a Male Escort

Uh-oh; any time Gordon called me it tended to mean trouble brewing. He was a man-about town with "no identifiable means of support" who lived high…

Medic!

My years in Anderson Valley, from the late 1950s through the late 1980s, included a fair share of medical issues for my parents, my siblings and myself. When my parents’ summer camp, El Rancho Navarro, was in session, medical issues multiplied — perfectly natural with an additional 120 children on hand, even with a nurse on staff. Stuff happened and when it did, we depended on local and — on serious stuff — regional resources, with the hope that they were up to the challenge.

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