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Hearing on 2002 Klamath salmon kill raises bigger questions
A congressional investigation of Vice President Dick Cheney that got under way this week is good news to scientists who…
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Humboldt supervisors enter wave energy fray
Fourth District Supervisor Kendall Smith said visiting Chevron officials were interested to hear about Mendocino County”s activist history, from The…
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Hearing on 2002 Klamath salmon kill raises bigger questions
A congressional investigation of Vice President Dick Cheney that got under way this week is good news to scientists who…
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Local wave energy tests can now get in the ocean faster
The federal agency that has taken control of wave energy has cut by 80 percent the time required to get…
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Chevron promises extensive local process
Chevron officials came to Fort Bragg on Tuesday to answer questions about wave energy and to explain why the company…
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San Francisco moves to block wave energy
San Francisco, transformed into one of the world”s leading cities by the Gold Rush of 1849, is reaching to try…
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Five dogs that saved family from fire now seek new homes
Members of a Fort Bragg family who lost their belongings and most of their house in a July 2 fire…
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San Francisco moves to block wave energy
San Francisco, transformed into one of the world”s leading cities by the Gold Rush of 1849, is reaching to try…
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Five dogs that saved family from fire now seek new homes
Members of a Fort Bragg family who lost their belongings and most of their house in a July 2 fire…
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Salmon barbecue attendance jumps 10 percent
As Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman grilled salmon Saturday at the 36th annual World”s Largest Salmon Barbecue, he marveled at…
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Chevron stakes federal wave energy claim to waters off Mendocino
An alternative energy subsidiary of oil giant Chevron is proposing a wave energy plant off the town of Mendocino that…
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Chef Thompson leads Cheney investigation
While Congressman Mike Thompson prepares to cook salmon at the World”s Largest Salmon Barbecue this Saturday in Fort Bragg, he…
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History teaches Salmon Restoration Association how to help salmon
The science of salmon restoration has done a complete turnaround since Fort Bragg commercial fishers started rearing Coho salmon in…
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Torres visits Fort Bragg
California Democratic Party Chairman Arthur Torres told a Fort Bragg audience Friday night that a Feb. 5 primary date will…
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New principal to start at middle school
A woman who advanced from substitute teacher to full-time teacher to assistant principal at Baechtel Grove Middle School in Willits…
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New wine and beer bar, massage school continue remake of Company Store
A day in the “new” Union Lumber Old Company Store could include a beer or wine tasting, cookies, lunch at…
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School trustees renew efforts on transfer policy
Of the Advocate Rachel Cost was surprised when her request that her son attend Mendocino schools was denied by Fort…
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Filmgoers, filmmakers inspired by breadth and depth of second festival”s offerings
Carl Lumbly promised in 2006 he would bring Danny Glover to Mendocino for a special award in 2007 if the…
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Hotchkiss appointed to school board
A man who spent his working years managing state offices has become the newest member of the Fort Bragg School…
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No parental participation in schools” new choice of science textbooks
A 1977 physics textbook still in use at Fort Bragg High School was one of the casualties of the district”s…
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