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Fire Relief Fundraiser

[Nov 4] Mendocino Strong Together is the theme of a fundraiser planned by local community members on Saturday, November 4 from 4:00 pm until 10:00 pm at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds. Mendocino Strong Together is…

Bird’s Eye View (Oct. 4, 2017)

Public Service Announcements: #545: The Vets from the Mendocino Animal Hospital will be in the Valley Thursday, October 12th, from 2-4pm at the AV Farm Supply on Highway 128, north of Philo. #546. The AV…

The Man With No Tattoos

A bright and beautiful spring day in Ukiah found Suzanne Tuttle working in her garden when the man with no tattoos appears on the sidewalk, a nice looking young man with his shirt off. Ms.…

Supes Working Diligently (?)

ON MONDAY of this week, Supervisors John McCowen and Dan Hamburg convened a meeting of their two-person Public Health, Safety, and Resources Committee to discuss the County’s Class K relaxed-standards building code, which apparently hasn’t…

Off the Record (Oct. 4, 2017)

A YOUNG MAN was found dead on the sidewalk near the corner of Franklin and Fir last Saturday, Sept. 23, just before 7 p.m. The man, identified as 32-year-old Samuel Michael Gibney, was believed to have been a transient from Fort Bragg, according to Capt. Gregory Van Patten of the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office.

Symphony Fundraiser

[Nov 3] Help the Symphony of the Redwoods Continue to Bring Excellent Performances to the Mendocino Coast In downtown Fort Bragg, on the first Friday of every month, locally-owned downtown businesses encourage the sustainability of…

MPA Community Gatherings

[Nov 1-3] Local ocean community members are invited to attend upcoming community gatherings that will be held in Crescent City (November 1), Eureka (November 2), and Fort Bragg (November 3). Join us to learn about…

Big Idea Day

All day last Saturday, like the gladiator that she is, Marie Jones, Development Director for the City of Fort Bragg, conducted a public participation workshop on the old G-P mill site at the Starr Aquatic Center.…

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