SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Fatal collisions involving motorcyclists have been increasing in California over the past few years. In an effort to change this disturbing trend, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) and Office of Traffic Safety…
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Uh-oh; any time Gordon called me it tended to mean trouble brewing. He was a man-about town with "no identifiable means of support" who lived high on multiple hogs. People speculated he was a drug dealer,…
My years in Anderson Valley, from the late 1950s through the late 1980s, included a fair share of medical issues for my parents, my siblings and myself. When my parents’ summer camp, El Rancho Navarro, was in session, medical issues multiplied — perfectly natural with an additional 120 children on hand, even with a nurse on staff. Stuff happened and when it did, we depended on local and — on serious stuff — regional resources, with the hope that they were up to the challenge.
IRS Busts Ukiah Restaurateurs;
Whither Mendo Green?;
Police Calls;
Anthem for Doomed Youth;
Medical Alcohol;
Unintentional Satire;
Spring;
Escape from Alcatraz;
Military Buildup in Asia;
Committee Passes Anti-Frack Bill;
DIY Mini Dome Home
…for farmers interested in producing value-added products University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) will present a hands-on workshop series at the UCCE Mendocino County office in Ukiah on May 15 and 22, 2014. This two-part…
On Saturday, May 3, from 2 to 3 pm, a tour will be offered of the Grace Hudson Museum's current exhibit, "Artists Look Back: Mendocino County Art Association Turns 60." The tour is free with…
This week’s inquiry attempts to identify the other major kinds of water usage in the Valley beside irrigated agriculture the community needs to acquire information about in order to understand the extent of its water resource available to residents and businesspeople today and in the future.
Everyone welcome, including the Noise People. You want these things stopped, be there, May 7th at 7:30pm! Inland neighbors of the Big Propellers are also encouraged to attend.