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Offshore drilling pushed as gas price solution
An effort to open up the California Coast to offshore oil drilling was defeated last week, but some Republicans in…
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Thief plunders equipment at Learning Garden
It was a sad moment in the history of the Noyo Food Forest”s Learning Garden at Fort Bragg High School…
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Salmon Trollers show river issues caused fishing disaster
Members of Fort Bragg”s Salmon Trollers Marketing Association have used all that unwanted shore time this year to root out…
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Salmon barbecue offers change
For 37 years, king salmon has reigned as the only main dish at the annual World”s Largest Salmon Barbecue, one…
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$16 million bond would fix plumbing, electric, roofs and more at Dana Gray and high school
Fort Bragg High School drama students know there is always at least one bad actor in their room, a beast…
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Top state official asks feds for better wave energy process
California”s top environmental official has told the two federal agencies that are contending to regulate wave energy they need to…
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Teachers protest proposed state budget cuts
More than 60 local teachers, students and school employees joined statewide protests of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger”s “May Revise” budget, saying…
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Limited salmon river fishing OK
Sacramento River salmon won”t dodge fishers entirely this year, after a ruling last Friday that allows limited river fishing on…
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Thompson challengers line up to lead 1st Congressional District
(This week: Mitch Clogg and Mike Thompson) Five candidates in the 1st Congressional District will appear on the June 3,…
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PG&E gets $2 million for wave energy
The California Public Utilities Commission should authorize $30 million for the Pacific Gas and Electric Company to create an Emerging…
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Fishing closure declared disaster
The end of all ocean salmon fishing in California has once again caused the fishery to be declared a federal…
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Bothered by school roofing, students pulled from class
The pungent stench of roofing tar being applied to new classrooms had kids gagging and calling their parents at Dana…
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Usal Redwood Forest group looks to state for forestry project funding
A new kind of logging company has arrived on the Mendocino County scene, promising to help bring back goliath trees…
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Wave energy backer booed at meeting
A retired commercial fisherman surprised the audience at Pacific Gas and Electric”s Fort Bragg Town Hall forum on April 15…
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Feds pick Fort Bragg for test of wave energy lease
The Minerals Management Service (MMS) has chosen Fort Bragg and Eureka as priority sites over Oregon and Washington for its…
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New superintendent has been educator more than half his life
New Fort Bragg Unified School District Superintendent Donald Armstrong said good local financial planning was one of the factors that…
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Salmon season closes after 90 percent drop
In 2005, local salmon fishing was the best anyone could remember. Almost any boat that left Noyo Harbor could catch…
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Council irked at PG&E over lack of wave energy facts
A hostile crowd and bemused Fort Bragg City Council greeted the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, whose two spokesmen arrived…
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Council irked at PG&E over lack of wave energy facts
A hostile crowd and bemused Fort Bragg City Council greeted the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, whose two spokesmen arrived…
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Council to see wave PG&E”s energy plan
The Pacific Gas and Electric Company will give the Fort Bragg City Council the first peek at its three-year wave…
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