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Posts published in November 2018

A California Jew in a Time of Anti-Semitism

It’s getting to be that time of the year in northern California when some of us, often called “spiritual sluts,” celebrate Christmas, Hanukah, Kwanza and Tết, the Vietnamese New Year, which I enjoyed in Hanoi for the first…

School Fundraiser

[Dec 22] Fa La La Follies: A holiday musical show.Singing, dancing & merrymakingFun for the entire family!This Saturday, December 22 at 2 pm / sabado, 22 de diciembre a las 2 pmEagles Hall in Fort…

No Tolerance for Firebugs

All these monstrous wild fires, all the death and destruction, seem to have ignited three Mendo firebugs recently caught starting fires in and around Ukiah. Mr. James Allen “Whoosh” Norton hopes to get himself on…

Jazz in San Francisco

It used to be that you’d duck out of a smoke-filled jazz show for a much-needed gulp of fresh air. Bebop was breathless in more than one sense: not only fast, but also dangerous to…

Mendocino County Today: Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2018

Finally Rain;
Fire Updates;
Air Quality;
Little Dog;
Warm Love;
Ed Notes;
Danny Boy;
Thankful Dead;
Fishers v Oil;
Bridge Closures;
False Idols;
Soccer Championship;
PG&E Decision;
He-Man;
Knucklehead Drivers;
Foodshed News;
Yesterday's Catch;
Raw Love;
Planning Agendas;
Not Democracy;
Finnish Ideas;
Crafts Fair;
Climate Deniers;
Short Week;
No Danger;
Museum Event;
Walmart Bennies;
Appraisal Proposal

County Notes (Nov. 21, 2018)

During last Tuesday's first quarter budget update the Board of Supervisors discussed several capital improvement projects. One of them was the estimated $25 million jail expansion project.

“Destroy This Document”

This starts innocuously enough with an email from Mendocino Coast District Hospital (MCDH) on November 9th announcing the agenda for the November 13th meeting of the hospital's Planning Committee. Stick with it because there will…

Off the Record (Nov. 21, 2018)

Sunday was the 40th anniversary of the Jonestown mass murders. Mendocino County — specifically Redwood Valley — was Jones's capital accumulation site where he milked a series of barebones care homes, staffed by free labor from his church, to get the money to move to San Francisco and bigger things.

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