[Feb 23] Ted Williams, 5th District Supervisorial Candidate, will be at Lauren’s Restaurant in Boonville on Friday, February 23, 2018 from 3-5pm. His Experience: Fire Chief of Albion‐Little River; Business owner and Software Developer; Author…
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[Feb 22] The regularly scheduled Community Meeting for Wednesday, February 21 has been rescheduled for Thursday, February 22. Federal, state, and county leaders will all come together for a Recovery & Rebuilding Town Hall in…
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Taylor Champion, an executive for the Koch brothers’ subsidiary Georgia Pacific, enlivened Fort Bragg’s wait for the fate of the old mill site with a zinger of a letter to Mayor Lindy Peters. Champion laid…
History is long, but memory is short. Anderson Valley’s early settlers may have arrived in the 1850s, but the valley’s history began millennia earlier, with the coming of Native Americans. These First People left little to indicate their presence here, but they were here.