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Noyo River dredge spoils will go to mill site coastal trails
The Noyo Harbor District has searched everywhere in a 200-mile radius for a place to dump the mountain of dredge…
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Students help fight bullying
The top of his underpants was showing when the fourth grader went on the playground. A bigger fifth grader first…
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Positive programs beat bullying
Fort Bragg Advocate-News Staff Writer The towering restored 1930s speakers at Cotton Auditorium boomed 2012 hits like “We are Young”…
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Historic hotels still recovering from 2008 crash
Fort Bragg Advocate-News Staff Writer Missed your chance to spend a cool $8 million on the Heritage House? A half-dozen…
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Union official; mental health privatization should be more open
Fort Bragg Advocate-News Staff Writer The picture of how the county hopes to privatize its mental health services is emerging…
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City”s Otis Johnson Park gets six-figure facelift
Fort Bragg Advocate-News Staff Writer Eighth grade math teacher Nick Tedesco left his Arizona classroom to join Americorps and make…
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Lighthouse, county, Hospitality House expanding homeless services
There is a hopping new dinner place in Fort Bragg where a full meal, shared with lots of friends, costs…
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Noyo Harbor still waits for insurance sum
Whole towns in Japan have been rebuilt while the Noyo Harbor District waits for insurance money from damages caused by…
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Will millions of salmon bless Fort Bragg”s recreational fishing?
Fort Bragg Advocate-News Reports of the death of the Fort Bragg salmon fishing industry may have been greatly exaggerated. Federal…
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Hospitals, clinics prepare for mental health privatization
Fort Bragg Advocate-News Hospitals and clinics in Mendocino County are involved in a behind-the-scenes process both to recreate mental health…
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DFG to review ocean parks impacts
New North Coast marine protected areas could cost commercial fishermen $278,000 in future years, a new economic analysis presented to…
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Homelessness intervention letters sought
One local homeless man is known for charging out into traffic, lost in a fantasy world. A different homeless young…
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Groups boycotting Navy meetings
With a dozen environmental groups boycotting Navy scoping hearings in the Pacific Northwest, some locals weren”t sure it was prudent…
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Jere Melo Foundation promotes fight against marijuana garden trespassers
During the search for double-murder suspect Aaron Bassler last summer, Chris Kelly, California program director of The Conservation Fund, said…
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Meeting set to study impact of new MLPA
Mendocino County”s proposed new marine protected areas should cause fish populations to flourish, a newly released environmental impact report (EIR)…
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FBUSD is generating power
If anybody happened to be watching from space, Fort Bragg Unified School District buildings doubled in size over the past…
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FERC opens public comment period
Paperwork fixed, a Southern California development company is finally back on track to get a three-year exclusive wave energy study…
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FBUSD English learners excel
Spanish speakers who can improve their English language skills to be deemed proficient will move to the top of the…
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County sends out RFP to privatize mental health
Could contractors provide better adult mental health services than Mendocino County? How much could the county save by turning treatment…
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County considering privatizing more mental health services
Mendocino County is considering privatizing more of its mental health services. At a Monday meeting the county discussed several options…
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