Tools of the Trade by Peter Stothard Around two thousand years ago, a Latin poet described a farmer named Simylus making a pesto for his breakfast with fresh garlic, coriander, olive oil, cheese, and the…
Posts published in February 2019
[Mar 22] The International Wildlife Film Festival Tour will culminate Friday, March 22, with three award-winning short films at the Ukiah Civic Center, 300 Seminary Avenue. Snacks and live music, featuring George Husaruk on flute,…
Dry Day;
Affordable Housing;
Modesto Tents;
Remco Weed;
Better Drugs;
FB Underwater;
Ed Notes;
Local Waterfalls;
Hwy 20 Closure;
Rohnert Robberies;
Caltrans Work;
Yesterday's Catch;
Shameful Smollett;
National Emergency;
Wildlife Film;
CA Map;
Park Aides;
Life Back;
Huffman Toothless;
Jogging;
Gabbard Interview;
Teacher Pay;
Youth Project
In Greek mythology the peony is tied to a nymph named Paeonia. The beautiful maiden attracts the attention of Apollo, who flirts with her. Noticing that Aphrodite is watching, the suddenly bashful Paeonia turns bright…
Brief Respite;
20 Open;
Abreu Hearing;
Egret;
Group Shoot;
Spay Day;
Farm Report;
Ed Notes;
Cole Ranch;
Quizless;
Coastal Knoll;
CCC Candidates;
Probation Violations;
Yesterday's Catch;
Don Newcombe;
Crash Recovery;
Gay Event;
Bernie's Back;
Shoot First;
Green Deal;
Music Trio;
Matamoros Uprising;
Couch Offer;
Oil Loses
On my first trip to California, I hitchhiked on U.S. Route 460, which is a major East/West artery. Right away I got a ride from two girls who were about my age; I was still…
There are surely lots of unintended consequences to PG&E’s bankruptcy filing. One of them, here in Mendocino County is going to affect much of the population north of the San Francisco Bay Area.
Human trafficking does not depend on guns and muscles. Usually, it works by threats. Sylvia knew from the time she was a kid that she was an American citizen. Her father was born in the…