Reckless Pedalling;
Boonville Homestead;
Body Found;
Catch of the Day;
Marijuana Darkside;
Creepy Mascot;
Cootchy Cookies;
Drought Fault;
KZYX Birthday;
Meeting Delay;
Salad University;
Food News;
Marijuana Actuary;
HHSA Excitements;
Lone Gentleman;
Campfire Permits;
Laytonville Ecovillage;
MCOG Events;
Stehr Dimension
Anderson Valley Advertiser
Fall Weather;
MRC THPs;
Bypass Troubles;
Mayberry Hired;
KZYX Photos;
Losak's Raise;
Andrew Fisch;
Police Reports;
Catch of the Day;
FB Water Storage;
Laundromat Dry;
Truth Encounter;
Nuclear Fleecing;
American Warmaking;
Deadbeat Dams;
Who's on Iraq?
On an August Saturday night 54 years ago, Mendocino Sheriff’s Deputy Erwin ‘Butch’ Carlstedt was on patrol in downtown Point Arena when he received a call from Sonoma County dispatch advising that a home invasion…
The Albion was on 16th Street in the Mission district, on the corner of an alley called, yes, Albion Street. This was when the Mission was a largely Latino, relatively inexpensive, hip (as opposed to "hipster", which is the opposite), and sometimes dangerous part of town. But it was really only risky if you were a jerk to some local vatos or tried to walk home or to your car drunk at 2am closing time, when the predators did come out for easy prey. Otherwise, it was just a cool neighborhood for almost every kind of person with the best food options in town, even if quite dirty in places.
In some circles of this country, citizens understand that 600,000 billion tons of CO2 poured into the atmosphere since 1750 has shifted Earth’s natural greenhouse effect and set in motion changes in climate. Seeing California, and in particular Mendocino County, as breeding grounds of awareness, I presumed I lived in a hotbed of activism.
Bypass Protests Return;
Yanking Huff's Chain;
PD Wineflash;
Pot Lessons;
MCOE Money Trail;
Catch of the Day;
Mental Health History;
Kingpins of Carbon;
Explaining a Few Things;
Big Oil Brown
Since early in High School, I have been involved with a variety of social issues. However, prior to moving to Mendocino County in 1999 those efforts were limited to non-working hours. My first full-time job was as a communications technician for AT&T in the Bay Area. Twelve years, and lots of experience later, I left AT&T as a Manager of State Government Affairs for California to become the second member of a consultancy firm that focused on working in telecommunications reform and regulation on a more national level. During that time I moved to Mendocino County.