After Tuesday's presentation about the county's new cannabis cultivation program by the people administering it, newly seated Third District Supervisor Georgeanne Croskey asked interim code enforcement chief (and former Ukiah police captain) Trent Taylor how…
Posts published in July 2017
A TRUCK & TRAILER FIRE Sunday afternoon on the Willits Grade quickly became so large CalFire awarded it its own name. The “Grade Fire.” It burned in a northeasterly direction towards Redwood Valley and had…
WHOEVER rolled away with it, the Anderson Valley Food Bank would deeply appreciate your return of the little black wagon. People, some of them disabled, use the wagon to carry their food out to their…
Violent protests marred the end of the G20 summit in Germany as 20,000 police struggled with several hundred anti-capitalist looters and rioters, and tens of thousands of more-peaceful demonstrators. The bloc’s leaders managed to craft…
Mendocino, CA. July 17, 2017 — It had all the trappings of the shopworn and thread-bare 1980-something NBC-TV mellow-drama “Murder, She Wrote.” Strange stuff indeed. The only reason that the old bird has any wings…
For a long time I lived among educated middle class English who had a passion, verging on sickness, for Panhellenism, a nostalgic look back to classical Greece (without the slaves and bad drainage) as a “second home”.
I was reading at the Headlands Café, waiting for six o’clock to roll around as city councilmen started trudging in one by one to get a caffeine booster shot in anticipation of the council meeting.…
Fires Burning;
Smoke Advisory;
Cat Sale;
$50k Loan;
Cannabis Hub;
Velma's Reopening;
New Landlord;
Little Dog;
Police Reports;
Inmates Online;
Caribbean Restaurant;
Principal Sparring;
Propane Accident;
Barrel Tasting;
Drug Love;
Loud Boys;
Groundswell Parties;
Real Sarahs;
Q&A;
Post Windfall;
NotSoSimple.info;
Yesterday's Catch;
Resistance Flailing;
Tight Suits;
Comments;
Evacuation;
Twitter Fight;
More McGuire;
Ukiah Fair
[Aug 12] The Grace Hudson Museum will host a talk by artist and Point Reyes Station resident Tom Killion on Saturday, August 12, from 2 to 4 p.m. Killion's woodcut prints of the California coast…