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Albion Bridge maintenance work started Monday
Caltrans started work on replacing bolts on the Albion River Bridge this week, with no timetable yet announced for how…
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Ice, snow may have knocked KZYX&Z off the air
Radio station KZYX and KZYZ”s transmitters were all off the air Tuesday morning, with hopes, but not promises of restoration…
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Remembering a good man
Victims and admirers were likely to remember Ricky Del Fiorentino as a big teddy bear in uniform. Young people too.…
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Navy testing draws fire
A Fort Bragg crowd once again shouted “NO” at the United States Navy at a public hearing March 7 on…
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Navy returns to discuss offshore testing
Weapons testing is what is new in the Navy”s plans for offshore military activity during 2015-2020, but there is a…
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KZYX back in black, but board angry with critical member
Eight outraged fellow board members gave dissident treasurer John Sakowicz verbal pummeling at Monday night”s KZYX board of directors meeting…
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Navy will explain weapons testing plans
Editor”s note: This story was updated Saturday, Feb. 16, to include the correct meeting time of 5 to 8 p.m.…
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Checking for signs of Fukishima radiation
Like many Californians, John Bauer has been concerned about the lack of hard facts in the media about Fukushima radiation…
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State Parks in high gear on old haul road removal
This reporter took the last joyride ever down the north end of the old Haul Road last week. A breathtaking…
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Food Bank serves more than those in pre-Christmas line
The woman in the black, sparkly Cher-like jacket shivered and bounced her skinny legs in shorts and bright tennis shoes…
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Season of Sharing: Food Bank clients can learn about healthier foods
When I was a kid, I liked to gross out my friends by eating foods that others wouldn”t. Artichokes, anchovies…
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Price strike over; crab fishermen settle for $2.65/lb.
The strike by crab fishermen ended last Thursday, Dec. 12, after an 11-day standoff. Fishermen wanted $3 per pound while…
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Dollars do change lives at the Food Bank
Longtime Fort Bragg Food Bank volunteer Donna Byers dodged being photographed for the Season of Sharing series several times before.…
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For the right attitude toward charity, look to the animals
One of the worst pre-conceived notions out there, and one of the most common, is that it”s somehow shameful to…
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Season of Sharing at $1,270: Food Bank offers a working ?Gift Economy”
The underclasswomen were having a blast finding stylish clothes at the Fort Bragg Food Bank on the day before Thanksgiving.…
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The Spirit of Thanksgiving empowers lives at Food Bank
Benjamin Franklin said, “If you want to get something done, find a busy person to do it.” Poor Richard would…
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Locals lose final appeal of Haul Road removal
Locals who took the trip down to Newport Beach for their appeal of State Parks” plan to spend some $750,000…
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Season of Sharing: Food Bank needs at least a dozen new volunteers for holidays
Tracy Mahr will never forget her first day last Wednesday as a Fort Bragg Food Bank volunteer. “I had an…
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Volunteer with us this year on annual Food Bank trek
My annual trek through the Fort Bragg Food Bank started with a Journey. Journey Laird, to be exact, a gal…
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New Senior Center board at the helm
Joviality replaced controversy. Family stories replaced critical speeches and lectures. With new board members replacing five of the six who…
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