Greg Sarris—the Sonoma State University professor, who is also the longtime chairman of the Federated Indians of the Graton Rancheria—has been spending so much time…
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PG&E is getting rid of its obsolete, dangerous and expensive Potter Valley Project on the Eel River. PG&E has declined to re-license the project with…
If given the choice of books or the internet I would choose books with no hesitation. (No, kindle or e-books aren't books.) The internet could…
Suddenly there are so many big projects imminent locally that will forever affect life in Ukiah, and not for the better. After languishing on the…
Ithaca, New York — Snowflakes had been falling two weeks ago, but Wednesday brought blue skies and temperatures in the 80s to Upstate New York. Classes…
It’s often said they come in threes, and maybe we only note the coincidence when a third one arrives, often unexpected and always unwanted. In…
It was the opening night of a new season for Mendocino Theatre Company’s Visiting Mr. Green, by playwright Jeff Baron, directed by Ricci Dedola, the…
The photo was inked so dark in the print edition it was easy to miss the slogan emblazoned on a flag off to the right.…
When I was the editor of the newspaper in Oak Harbor nearly 40 years ago, I was given a copy of a commencement address by…
The lockdown of Shanghai’s 25 million residents enters its 7th week of what was initially promised to be less than 7 days. This is…
Though there’s not much agreement between rednecks and libs these days, there’s one foundational issue that nearly everyone seems to agree on: U.S. Senate confirmation…