In Camden, New Jersey, civic-minded ex-detectives continue to hunt the bad guys.
Posts published in April 2016
Charles Dudley Warner, the nineteenth-century American writer and Mark Twain’s pal, coined two memorable quips: “Everybody complains about the weather, but nobody does anything about…
[Apr 30] The Fifth Annual Caspar UkeFest, celebrating the ukulele as a friendly and playful instrument, will wrap up a full day of workshops and…
Wet Forecast;
Boardman's Killer;
Desperate Roommates;
Steely Critical;
Mendo Faults;
Forest Practices;
Friendliest Librarian;
Mark Terry;
25 Plants;
Shelter Reply;
KZYX Stealth;
Pioneer Stoners;
Weed Day;
Charter Chat;
Charter Process;
Allman Recognized;
Hungrylocks;
August 1973;
Inside Jobbers;
Yesterday's Catch;
Tubman $20;
Lessons Learned;
Sanders Campaign;
Schilling Fired
The Fort Bragg City Council meeting was held at Town Hall beginning at 6:00 on Monday April 11, 2016. First on the agenda were the…
Approaching the eighth decade of his life, former pro football player, Will Smith, fits seamlessly into the serene rustic atmosphere of a Mendocino lifestyle. Tall…
At the preliminary hearing for Christine Kelsay, accused of embezzling half a mil from Geiger’s Long Valley Market in Laytonville, the evidence was sufficiently suspicious to hold her over for trial.
On April 20, 1611 Shakespeare's Scottish play was first performed in London's Globe Theater. Of course, we are not referring to the lead character by name because of the curse placed on Shakespeare and company 405 years ago when they stole a cauldron from an actual coven to enact the three witches scene. The real witches retaliated by placing an everlasting curse on the play and the utterance of its title.