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MCTV dissolves itself; local public access TV to cease
Mendocino Coast Television has voted to dissolve their nonprofit organization, after losing a lawsuit that found they had never really…
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Salmon, fireworks get rave reviews
The 42nd Annual World”s Largest Salmon Barbecue avoided both long lines and dry fish while serving 2,347 paid meals in…
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Public says no, County says yes, to haul road plan
Despite a nearly unanimous “no” from the public, the Mendocino County Coastal Zone Administrator said “yes” to State Parks” $750,000…
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What can the City do for the Skunk Train?
Fort Bragg Mayor Dave Turner says the City is willing to do whatever it can for the Skunk Train. He…
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99 people donate to Skunk rescue
Once upon a time a 3-year-old boy from the Anderson Valley rode the Skunk Train and dreamed the dream of…
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Veterans honor fallen comrades
Paul Nardecchia served in the United States Marine Corps and came to Rose Memorial Park in Fort Bragg Monday morning…
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MCTV, Footlighters will meet to discuss future of building
An unlikely savior showed up at the May 16 Mendocino Coast Television board meeting with an offer to provide space…
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MCTV focuses on finding new digs
The news that Mendocino Coast Television must give its building back to Footlighters stunned supporters of local cable access television…
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Protesters oppose CR cutbacks
Grandfather Dennis Jecmen of Caspar picketed Saturday about College of the Redwoods” cutbacks alongside his grandson, student Jordan Wiley. “It”s…
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Judge gives Footlighters its building back
Mendocino County Superior Court Judge Jeanine Nadel has ruled that MCTV must give back the Fort Bragg Footlighters building and…
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Greene seeks liquor license for Heritage House
After more than a year, the ownership of The Heritage House in Little River remains as hidden from the public…
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Changes coming to Inglenook Dunes Preserve
Land once planned as the site for the dream house of a local hotelier is about to become the newest…
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Mental Health to split $1.3M for client housing
Mendocino County is about to spend $1.3 million to create the first permanent housing for mentally ill people in the…
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Redwood Health Club may reopen in late February
Construction was going full tilt this week at the Redwood Health Club, despite cold weather, with hopes for a late…
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Season of Sharing ends with grim news, reminder
The news was no surprise as it spread along the streets that the 59-year old man who died in his…
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Coast”s homeless need the most help
North Franklin Street is a lonely place to spend one”s last day on earth, especially just before Christmas. The news…
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MRC”s 80-year timber plan baffles locals
Back in 2000, the Mendocino Redwood Company (MRC) envisioned a long-term plan to manage its 213,000 acres of redwood forests…
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Food Bank also helps with basic needs and essentials
Quentin Lloyd and Noelle Henson had no trouble naming their Christmas wish. “A new house,” said Lloyd. The couple”s house…
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Volunteering, the real spirit of Christmas at Food Bank
There was a big turkey, tiny and flavorful sweet potatoes, fruit salad, stuffing made from French bread, rich gravy and…
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New truck one key to Fort Bragg Food Bank”s growth
The burly delivery truck driver moved a linebacker on the blitz play. In the time it took me to load…
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