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Food Bank gives and gets everything possible for clients
Outside the front door of my warehouse at 900 N. Franklin, sat a man on my bench conversing with himself,…
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Fort Bragg Food Bank looking for quite a few good birds
The weather has been summery and everyone was relaxed at the Fort Bragg Food Bank on visits there this week,…
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Redwood Health Club still in foreclosure limbo
Dr. Richard Miller”s deal to buy the Redwood Health Club has fallen through, but his group, and others, remain interested…
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Paul Bunyan Thrift moves on 50th anniversary
Parents and Friends Inc. (PFI) is in on the move, which has brought a bright new thrift store location at…
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Harbor District receives $2 million tsunami damage check
Nearly 18 months after the Japanese tsunami whacked the ends off three of its docks, Noyo Harbor District has a…
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Inglenook crowd disapproves of Dunes rehab plan
When the Hollywood hit movie, “The Russians are Coming” was filmed along the intact Haul Road in the 1960s, there…
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Richard Miller leads Redwood Health Club reopen effort
As hundreds of young people swam, exercised and lined up for the massive sliding board at C.V. Starr Aquatic Center…
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FERC rejects wave energy project
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has denied a Southern California company”s bid to develop wave energy off the town…
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Flipping fish for free to benefit salmon restoration
Fort Bragg Advocate-News/Staff Fort Bragg”s favorite pink fish has made a dramatic comeback in 2012, celebrated by the biggest crowd…
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Salmon barbecue remembers Melo, funds young scientists
Fort Bragg Adcoate-News/Staff When the Mendocino Unified School District board cut the SONAR program”s budget in half, the teachers came…
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Truck brings smiles and victuals
Fort Bragg Advocate-News/Staff A new big bobtail delivery truck will allow the Fort Bragg Food Bank to carry a lot…
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Redwood Health Club
Fort Bragg Advocate-News/Staff Slim hopes for the survival of Fort Bragg”s Redwood Health Club rest in the hands of long-time…
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Future uncertain for band and director
Fort Bragg-Advocate News/Staff On Monday morning, Cotton Auditorium”s band and drama room had the atmosphere of a football locker room…
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Vet Rep now on the job
Fort Bragg dvocate-News/Staff New Mendocino County Veterans Services Representative Ulyses Lopez knows a lot about serving his country. While still…
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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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