[Oct 6] Join us at Mendocino’s Crown Hall, as we re-invent and re-visit the legendary Kelley House auction. The 2018 Kelley House Emporium & Speakeasy Cocktail Party will feature lavish food, custom cocktails, live music…
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[Oct 6] Don't miss this nation-wide and popular adoption event! The Ukiah shelter will be participating with other animal shelters nation-wide! Please share with your friends and mark your calendars! Find more info at mendoanimalshelter.com/programs-events/bissell-partnership-VnkOq
[Oct 6] Visit the Round Valley Public Library’s New Book Festival for the opportunity to check out copies of brand new library books! The Mendocino County Library features a New Book Festival twice every year…
[Oct 6] Now at South Noyo Headlands Park, still with Great Food, Wine, Beer, Music, Silent Auction and Craft Fair. Chefs will be creating their very best seafood recipes for you to taste, with an…
[Oct 5, 6] Mendocino College Agriculture Department will be holding their annual Fall Plant Sale on Friday, October 5th from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and Saturday, October 6th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.…
[Oct 5] The Grace Hudson Museum is delighted to present the Ukiah Valley premiere of "The Silent Musical," a movie created by Anderson Valley artists Cob (writer and director) and Daniel McDonnell (music composer). The…
Several “retroactive” Consent Calendar Items are on next Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors agenda. The Board of Supervisors (lead Supervisor John McCowen) have complained several times about retroactive contract add-ons — after all they basically send…
Rural sharpies could easily lure young city dudes to Mendoland using a cache of last year’s unsold marijuana as bait, pull out a gun at the right moment (say, when the buyer complains about the freshness of the product), get the drop on the city boys, take their money then sic the police on the suckas by calling 911 and yelling, “We were just robbed by home invaders.”
WHY ARE THESE WOMEN LAUGHING?
(Because they make a lot of money providing invisible and/or failed services and never have to account for how many people "served" and how much money is spent "serving" them?)