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Over-The-Horizon Logging

A look at how Mendocino Redwood Company is changing the way company personnel draft Timber Harvest Plans.

Valley People

CANDIDATE for 5th District supervisor Jim Mastin and Mrs. Mastin pressed the flesh at the Lion's Club fund-raiser over the weekend, as did candidate for judge, Ann Moorman. Ms. Moorman was introduced around by local…

Lives & Times of Valley Folks: Patty Liddy

I met with Patty in our living room. It seemed as good a place as any. She is my wife of 23 years and, while this seemed a little strange at first, certainly a little…

The Meat Axe

The unlikely prospects for a tax-subsidized slaughterhouse.

Bird’s Eye View

Greetings one and all. If you are sitting comforta­bly then I shall begin. First a special extra greeting to Robin the Robin, who is in town visiting her sister, Humming­bird. I can hardly get a…

Big Checks, Small Balances

The lawsuit against Bear Trucking is seven years old. In April a jury in Judge John Behnke’s court found the company had been negligent in a Mendocino County accident. The injured party and his lawyer…

Callahan for Judge

To The Editor: I am a personal friend of Caren Callahan’s and am writing regarding her candidacy for Superior Court Judge. Caren did not follow the traditional path in becoming a lawyer. She began her…

Lintott & Pot—One More Time

Ukiah High School teacher Jeff Burrell can get on with his life after felony marijuana cultivation charges he faced were dropped Tuesday, in yet another confusing chapter in the saga of Mendocino County District Attorney Meredith Lintott.

Who the #$&% Is Teri Horton?

Teri Horton is a 70-something retired long-haul California truck driver who purchased an abstract painting from a thrift shop for $5 as a joke-gift for a friend which, Horton soon discovered, turned out to probably be a…

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