Over half a century ago, way back in 1974, the Grateful Dead announced they were retiring, and going out with a five-night run of final shows at Winterland in San Francisco. They’d been at it…
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Due to the insidious combination of tariffs, Putin, and the SF Giants inability to score runs, MCT will be later than usual this morning.
On July 17, 18, 19, and 20th Camp Navarro in Anderson Valley hosted the tenth annual “Redwood Ramble.” The stated purpose of the event is “Bringing people together in an environment that fosters a sense…
It’s hard to imagine a more insulting and hypocritical but little noticed project initiated by the CEO and the Supervisors last May and described by CEO Darcy Antle in her July CEO Report: “EMS Fiscal…
On Saturday, July 26, Johnny Pinches’ Friends, family, neighbors, and constituents, showed up at the Laytonville Rodeo Grounds to honor, respect and share stories and remembrances about Laytonville’s native son. Here’s part of what I…
In the grand scheme of things, this is nothing. But every time I drive north on 101, past the Lake Mendo Drive exit, I notice an almost-completely faded, full-sized “Get Vaccinated” billboard. It was designed,…
Sister Jane Kelly, an iconic Catholic nun who served the Ukiah Valley for four decades, spent her final years in “pain and prayer,” recalls a fellow member of the Sisters of the Presentation religious order…