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Posts published in January 2024

Mendocino County Today: Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2024

Showers | Mossy | Arson Suspected | Whitesboro Breakfast | County Notes | Problem Angel | Stormcrow Latham | Trash Pickers | Fentanyl Force | Silent Readers | Ed Notes | Redwood Run | Butterfly Bucks | CPR Class | Navarro Rental | Tree Hugger | Heick Photo | Boonville Hotel | Yesterday's Catch | AB 587 | The Limeliters | Trumpnoceros | Lunch Counter | Yesterday's MCT | Cloud Formations | Lead Belly | Frog Talk | Purdy Candle | Darling Lions | Cutie | Funding Israel | Attempted Murder | Trunk Opener | Liz Renay | Hell Yeah | Monsters | California Natives | Tax Us | Walden

There’s Nothing to Fear But…

Fear is critical to every mammal’s survival, including ours. Fear keeps us from sticking our hands in a campfire, staring at the sun, or swimming out into the ocean in the middle of a hurricane.…

County Notes: Legal News

Item 3m on Tuesday’s Supervisors Consent Calendar Agenda is: “Approval of Agreement with Liebert Cassidy Whitmore in the Amount of $100,000 to Provide Legal Services, Effective Upon Full Execution through June 30, 2025.”  Summary of…

Pinches & The Pictographs

There are people who have lived all their lives in Mendocino County who don’t know where Island Mountain is and have never been to Covelo. This County is a big place with secrets and mysteries…

Mendocino County Today: Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024

Puddles | Partly Sunny | Bluff Collapse | Eleanor Adams | Gualala Fire | Hit-and-Runner | Ed Notes | East Ukiah | Supe Disgrace | Boycott Signs | Beware Georgina | Vote Val | Abandoning Landlines | Country Bench | Rained Out | Buddha Gate | Seed Exchange | Yesterday's Catch | Spare Key | Muteable | Pulsation Echo | Fan Tension | Church State | Salvation | Resignation | Cablecar View | Sasquatch Sunset | Big Words | Bully Boy | Early Basketball | Institutionalizing Trumpism | Misery Turds | Netanyahu No | Gus' Cafe | Whack | Critics | Golden Gate | Napalm | Glass Boys

The Palace Bar & Grill

It was the summer of 1978 and I got word that Bob Larman, the new chef in town at the soon-to-be-opened Palace Bar & Grill, was looking for a kitchen manager. I was qualified. The…

Commune Colleges

Way back at the start of senior year at our coastal Southern California high school, one of my very best friends Tom said to me “My big brother is living at a small commune up…

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