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The performance will consist of hypnotism, instrumental and vocal numbers etc. The show is said to be entertaining and well worth the price of admission.
Coast trail controversy on agenda
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors, in a meeting for planning matters Monday, will hear an appeal to the proposed Kibesillah Public Trail, a 7,000-feet-long public access trail on the Mendocino Coast north of Fort Bragg.
Mr. Hall, corner of Little Lake and Lansing streets, is building a shop on the north side of his store for his blacksmithing and wagon business.
County official responds to Westport cleanup questions/Part of an...
Almost a month after a community cleanup effort, Nash Gonzalez, county head of Planning and Building Services, explained why the removal of 80 abandoned vehicles was not considered a county responsibility.
James McCabe was arrested on Monday by Deputy Sheriff Flanagan on complaint of having robbed the peddler Solomon near Fort Bragg last week.
Judge says no to release of juror IDs
Jurors' contact information won't be released to the defense in a 2005 Fort Bragg shooting case, after Mendocino County Superior Court Judge Ronald Brown ruled Friday that there wasn't a good enough reason, and there was too much risk to the jurors.
The Board of Supervisors and county staff may have been surprised and relieved by the appreciative reception they received in Fort Bragg Town Hall on Monday.
North Coast Journal Weekly Politics
The village of Westport is the last outpost before Mendocino County's northern coast disappears into a roadless swath of rugged shoreline and redwood-carpeted hills.
The Board of Supervisors and county staff may have been surprised and relieved by the appreciative reception they received in Fort Bragg Town Hall on Monday.
Board of Supervisors to meet in Fort Bragg
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors will meet at Fort Bragg Town Hall, 363 N. Main St., on Aug.
Residents and county code enforcement personnel will be teaming up to remove dumped vehicles like this old van from the hills east of Westport.
Jury convicts Kenneth Rogers in Westport shooting case
Submitted by The DA's Office - On July 22, a Mendocino County jury of eight women and four men in Ukiah convicted Kenneth Allen Rogers, 51, of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, and attempted first-degree murder, in the June 17, 2005 shooting of Alan Simon, 53, a political rival.
The liberty poles are not only increasing in number but creeping higher. Antone Fernandez, proprietor of the Lisbon House, has installed one in front of his hotel which will have a clear height of 92 feet above the top of the ground.