By CONNIE KORBEL Staff Writer @ July 6, 2010 # Comments Off
The first public meeting on the future of the county-operated animal shelter in Fort Bragg raised many questions only Mendocino County’s administration can answer.
By DEBBIE L. HOLMER Staff Writer - @ July 6, 2010 # Comments Off
It all began in a living room in 1986. Responding to a community need for the presentation of fine music and for classical music education, Allan Pollack, artistic director and conductor of the Mendocino Music Festival, his wife Susan Waterfall, along with Mendocino resident and world-renowned bassoonist Walter Green, initiated a series of meetings with fellow musicians and music lovers.
By Beacon Staff - @ July 6, 2010 # Comments Off
State fire investigators are combing through the remains of the Thanksgiving Coffee Company building at 19100 S.
By CONNIE KORBEL Staff Writer @ July 6, 2010 # Comments Off
On advisement of CEO Raymond Hino and the Mendocino Coast District Hospital finance committee, the board of directors has approved issuing the second phase of a bond to replace central plant heating and cooling systems and complete required seismic and equipment upgrades.
By Beacon Staff - @ July 6, 2010 # Comments Off
The Fort Bragg City Council and the Planning Commission will hear reports about the Georgia Pacific mill site during a special joint meeting on Wednesday, July 7, beginning at 6 p.
By Beacon Staff - @ July 6, 2010 # Comments Off
Friday, July 2
-First Friday Block Party
All ages are welcome to join the fun this Friday for the First Friday block party in downtown Fort Bragg from 5 to 8 p.
By Beacon Staff - @ July 6, 2010 # Comments Off
The following items were heard in Ten Mile Court.
- Correction: The court report for June 17 said that Robert L.
By Beacon Staff - @ July 6, 2010 # Comments Off
Compiled from the pages of The Mendocino Beacon by Debbie L. Holmer
125 Years Ago
June 27, 1885
We regret to learn that on Thursday of this week, the cook house, ox stable, horse barn, 150,000 feet of choice pine lumber, and about a quarter of a mile of the railroad all situated a little below and near the upper Salmon Creek saw mill were destroyed by fire.
By Beacon Staff - @ July 6, 2010 # Comments Off
- Soccer Coach Shepard named July 4 parade grand marshall.
- Primary election results final: No major changes.
By CAROLE BRODSKY @ July 5, 2010 # Comments Off
For the Daily Journal
The City of Ukiah and the Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce came together once again for a free day of family fun, music, games and an old-fashioned Independence Day Celebration Sunday at Todd Grove Park.