[Dec 31] Live music with Mama Grows Funk at Flow Restaurant & Bar. Put your dancing shoes on and come celebrate with us! $15 Doors…
Posts published in November 2018
Election Results;
Redwood Classic;
Cold Front;
Little Dog;
BOS Agenda;
SMART Bombs;
Sunset;
Eros Unleashed;
Big Band;
Immigration Nation;
Unauthorized Immigrants;
Cardiac Arrest;
Bird List;
Yesterday's Catch;
Queenies Roadhouse;
Latin Music;
Corporate Fictions;
Inland Dems;
Mokelumne Salmon;
Black Eye;
Community Dinner;
Trashed;
Khashoggi 911;
Radiation Testing;
Book Facts;
Woodman Creek;
No Prob;
How Screwed;
Heroes/Patriots;
Cat Videos;
Bad Choices;
Found Object
[Dec 29] The Manchester Community Center/Garcia Guild annual crab feed is on Saturday, December 29 this year. Tickets are $40 in advance ($45 at the…
Another Inch;
River Watch;
Pudding Creek;
Howard Remodel;
Ed Notes;
Noyo Entrance;
Life Ray;
Little Dog;
San Juan;
Yesterday's Catch;
Lettuce Danger;
Daily Nonsense;
Misheard Lyrics;
Regulation Bad;
Martians;
Blackbird Singing;
Fransisco Choir;
Trying Times;
El Gusano;
Quiz Nights;
Perhaps;
Burgle Vandal;
Penpal Request;
Arms Supplier;
Water MOA;
Sako Yuletide;
Kroeber's Disease
As a relatively dry fall gives way to winter, local residents are hoping for a good rain year while still worried that it will be another dry year and possibly the start of another drought. The alarming trajectory we’ve seen in recent years of low rainfall in the Navarro and throughout northern California threaten the security of our water supply as well as the health of our rivers and fisheries.
Eighteenth century judge and philosopher Charles de Secondat Baron de Montesquieu is credited with first developing the concept of the letter and the spirit of…
Ken Hurst stopped in Sunday. Ken and his wife Joanadel are being sheltered by a Valley samaritan while they try to put their lives back together after the loss of their home to fire on Friday, November 16th. “We lost everything, and I mean everything,” Ken said, “including our family histories.” He said the fire began about six in the morning on the deck of the two-story house overlooking the Navarro.
In the 1970s, young journeyers from urban and suburban America seeking to reinvent themselves in rural environs began moving to Mendocino County digging in and working to gain the skills they would need to thrive in this new home. They built lives and raised families. Eventually, of course, this phenomenon became known as the Back to the Land Movement. Roughly speaking we are now at the 50th anniversary of the beginning of that wave.
Soccer Champs;
River Level;
Unsettled Weather;
Pet Adoptions;
B Material;
Toy Drive;
Monopoly Mike;
Little Dog;
Ed Notes;
Yesterday's Catch;
Sweeping Genius;
Cheapskate;
Pop-ups;
Rat Reform;
Amen;
Prop 57;
Library Events;
Wrong Direction;
Ceramics Sale;
Malheur Enterprise;
Steelhead Effort;
Fred Trump;
Perverse Priorities;
Market Value