Friend and colleague Tommy Wayne Kramer commented recently on the baffling proliferation of Asian massageries in Ukiah, something I myself have mused over and discussed…
Posts published in March 2019
Every few years my husband and I save enough to go on a tour with our favorite travel group, Mountain Outin’. The tour director finds…
Last week all the principal players at the courthouse, that is the presiding magistrate, Judge Ann Moorman, the District Attorney, David Eyster, and the Public…
If you drive around San Francisco and go up and down its many hills, you will notice long lines of people standing on the sidewalk…
SHERIFF ALLMAN has rightly complained about being the target of an anonymous campaign that has repeatedly accused him, for five years now, of drunk driving.…
LAMBERT LANE is again fully accessible, and hats off to the County’s road crew for its fast work installing the temporary Bailey Bridge above a…
The March 11 Fort Bragg City Council meeting was a two-act drama, first about power, then about money. In Act One, the Council confronted power,…
[Apr 27] On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Fort Bragg Police Department and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration will give the public…
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How Should One Read a Book?by Virginia Woolf (The Common Reader, 1925) In the first place, I want to emphasise the note of interrogation at…