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Posts published in May 2014

The End to Open Internet

The FCC and the End to the Open Internet airs at KZYX Friday, May 30 "All About Money" returns to KZYX on Friday, May 30, at 9 a.m., Pacific Time, with a special edition show…

Bee There Or Bee Square

Sustainable Beekeeping Workshop at Solar Living Institute this Saturday Buzzing with life: Sustainable Beekeeping workshop offers insights into hives The Solar Living Institute in Hopland will offer a workshop on Sustainable Beekeeping this Saturday, May 31st,…

Bird’s Eye View (May 28, 2014)

Greetings one and all. If you are sitting comfortably I shall begin. It’s been a very busy time on the social scene this past couple of weeks as summertime has the events calendar fully stocked.…

Medical Cannabis Law Still Alive

A comprehensive system for regulating the production, distribution, sale and taxation of medical marijuana in California could pass the State Assembly this week. AB 1894, written by Assemblymember Tom Ammiano (D-SF), was voted out of…

Letters (May 28, 2014)

As a Mendocino employee I would say your reporting on the contract negotiation snafu has been pretty accurate during the last few years. SEIU clearly staked out an adversarial position, first to stonewall the need for a pay cut, and now to restore it whether the County has the money or not.

Final Arguments

The check fraud case against Christopher Mulcahy continued to crawl through Judge Behnke’s court last week with all the drama of a snail’s progress through a vegetable patch. Late in the week, DA David Eyster…

Off the Record (May 28, 2014)

MENDOCINO COUNTY is less broke than it has been, CEO Carmel Angelo told her captive board of supervisors last week. Supervisor John McCowen didn't leap to his feet to shout hossanahs, but he did express…

Valley People (May 28, 2014)

MEMORIAL DAY came and went without discernible pause from the beer and great hunks of grilled meat it has come to mean, but a few people did pay tribute to all those lost hundreds of thousands, most of them very young, who went off to do what they thought was the right thing and never came back.

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