House of Burgess
By ROB BURGESS The Daily Journal @ January 5, 2009 # Comments Off
As I write this it is Jan. 3 and I haven’t broken any of my New Year’s 2009 resolutions yet.
But, then again, the day isn’t over either.
Safety benefits of the landline
By ZACK CINEK The Daily Journal @ January 5, 2009 # Comments Off
Cellular telephone, pay phone or regular old telephone are three ways people still make phone calls when they need to talk or have an emergency.
What Goes Around: ROMI’S Brew and Barbeque
Ukiah Daily Journal Staff @ January 4, 2009 # Comments Off
Editor’s note: Retired Ukiah City Manager Candace Horsley highlights local businesses that you may not know even exist, primarily small businesses that are sometimes overlooked or have a special something that makes them unique.
Goldeneye: all about Pinot Noir
Ukiah Daily Journal Staff @ January 4, 2009 # Comments Off
Wine Notes by Heidi Cusick Dickerson
Anderson Valley’s renown for Pinot Noir has developed over 30 years, most intensely in the last decade or so.
Brown, McCowen to take seats Tuesday
Ukiah Daily Journal Staff @ January 4, 2009 # Comments Off
The Daily Journal
Tuesday’s Mendocino County Board of Supervisors meeting is set to celebrate the arrival of two new board members and then put them to work immediately.
Owner’ vs. guardian’ of dogs
By ROB BURGESS The Daily Journal @ January 4, 2009 # Comments Off
A possible new Ukiah ordinance regarding the status of the city’s dogs would either lead to greater compassion for the animals or a “legal quagmire,” depending on which side people get their information from.
20 stores in county sell tobacco to minors
Ukiah Daily Journal Staff @ January 3, 2009 # Comments Off
The Daily Journal
To test Mendocino County stores’ adherence to tobacco laws, underage subjects went into stores to buy tobacco products and came out empty-handed 81 percent of the time in a recent survey.
7 apply for McCowen’s City Council seat
By ROB BURGESS The Daily Journal @ January 3, 2009 # Comments Off
When the dust cleared and the clock struck noon Friday at the Ukiah Civic Center, seven contenders had made known their desire to join the City Council.
It’s a boy! - Ukiah’s first baby of 2009 arrives early New Year’s Day
Ukiah Daily Journal Staff @ January 3, 2009 # Comments Off
The Daily Journal
All told, it took fewer than four hours for 2009 to see the birth of the year’s inaugural newborn.
Chase reaches 60 mph
Ukiah Daily Journal Staff @ January 1, 2009 # Comments Off
The Daily Journal
A 57-year-old Ukiah man driving a stolen car was arrested after police chased him around Ukiah for about 15 minutes Wednesday morning.