Superette Gunfire;
Thomas Rinehart;
Jerry Huey;
Theresa Avila;
Zumba;
Kay’s Artshow;
Immunization Argument;
Pozole Fundraiser;
Catch of the Day;
Reading Culture;
Soccer Stars;
Flea Market;
Walmart Wages;
Grant Monies;
Ukiah Stabbing;
Ukiah Mural;
Lying Armstrong;
LakeMendo Water;
Blinker Scofflaws;
Cosmik Debris;
Stone Garden;
Library Events;
Steelhead Collapse;
Mock-trial Competition;
Happiness;
Canadian Politics;
Sanctuary Forest;
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The Comptche Community Organization is having a Flea Market on March 21 at Comptche Community Hall, 30672 Comptche-Ukiah Road. Come browse the treasures from the finest barns and sheds in Comptche. Locally made arts, furniture,…
Making our urban environment hostile breeds hardness and isolation, and life becomes uglier for us all.
The following are excerpts taken from letters I wrote home to my parents during the first year and a half that I taught in Sherwood Valley School in Mendocino County. This was my second year of teaching but the first year being on my own away from home. I boarded with Lou and Ethel James. Ethel James was the clerk of the school board. My salary was $100 a month. I paid $30 a month room and board. I had no car so I walked to and from school about 1.8 miles each way.
Right to Sleep;
Catch of the Day;
Sexual Predator;
Vehicular Assault;
Debs on War;
Marco Responds;
Titanic Recovery;
Liquidation Logging;
Bomb Confronter;
Mendo/Kansas Sentencing;
Muslim Lives Matter;
Avoiding Cancer
The world's largest remaining contiguous stand of old-growth redwood forest resides in Humboldt Redwoods State Park in Northern California. On the park's northwestern flank, six people gathered last May to oppose a logging venture on…
Janie is an attorney who spent many years working in the Federal Government in Washington D.C., drafted our anti-GMO initiative Measure H, and tried to impeach Dick Cheney.
I thought this might be an opportune time for me to weigh in on some of today's pressing A/B controversies; you know, the "this versus that" type of comparison so common in today's conversation. This…
The power was out in our neck of the Mendocino woods for nearly five days last week. Can we blame PG&E? I do. With the money they’ve stolen charging millions of people ten dollars a month not to have stupid, er, smart meters, combined with the billions of dollars they spend annually responding to multi-day power outages all over the state, they could easily have afforded by now to bury all their power lines and be done with outages forever. But that’s not how monopoly capitalism works.