Marcia and I recently bought four new chairs for our dining nook, and I think the way we got these chairs and the feelings they inspired will be of interest to people of my generation, those of us born in America between 1945 and 1955 or thereabouts. We were teenagers and young adults during the world-changing era known as the Sixties, which I believe lasted roughly from 1963 to 1975. By no coincidence those are also the years of the American chapter of the Vietnam War.
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An era is ending for the news department of KMUD FM, Southern Humboldt’s listener-sponsored radio station, as its community-conscious director Terri Klemetson is leaving her post. Klemetson’s seven-year stint as KMUD’s news and public affairs…
THE INTOXICANTS INDUSTRIES continue to employ more locals than any other form of Mendocino County enterprise. Government, including the County's far flung school systems, is the County's third largest employer. Although our many narco-entrepreneurs are…
Wet Days;
Boardman Case;
Low Achievers;
Stream Hikes;
Hine Hospitalized;
Frozen Overpass;
Hesser Heist;
Yesterday's Catch;
Project Coyote;
Van Walmart;
Precarious Prosperity;
Netflix Case;
Jokes;
Bottle Message;
Online Comments;
Foodstuffs;
Rancher Terrorists;
Hapless Intervention;
Fish Numbers;
Wrong;
Gardening Workshop;
Mushroom Class;
Cloverdale Arts;
Wine Competition
On January 2, officers of the Fort Bragg Police Department conducted a welfare check at an address located in the 100 block of Morrow Street in the city of Fort Bragg. Upon making entry into…
CRUCIAL HOOPS! That would be Friday night, January 8th, early season showdown between the league's top two basketball teams, Boonville and Mendocino, tip off at 8pm. FUNDING FOR OUTBACK post offices, and post offices generally,…
On September 22, 2015, two state Nurse-Evaluators from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) came to Mendocino to conduct a review of Mendocino County Mental Health. On September 28, they issued their “Summary Statement…
How are your New Year’s Resolutions coming along? Surely better than mine, which were all out the window, in tatters, by late on Sunday, January 3rd. But, we must carry on and what better place to start than with this week’s Public Service Announcements?
TOMMY WAYNE KRAMER, the Ukiah Daily Journal's brilliant columnist and irreplaceable mote in the eye of the smug and the self-righteous, inland division, got himself a New Year's Day helicopter ride to Santa Rosa. Heart…