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Remi and Zoubeida Zajac had been seeking out somewhere to put down roots. While the French emigre duo was drawn to growing grapes, they were also looking for a warm and supportive community in which to raise their two children, something they both .
By John Winters for The Ukiah Daily Journal. |
Three shot near Lake Mendocino
Three teenagers were shot Tuesday evening while walking near Lake Mendocino, the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office reported. According to the MCSO, the shooting occurred around 6:40 p.m. Sept. Five on Lake Mendocino Drive at Portlock Lane.
By Ukiah Daily journal staff |
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Discovering family ties at the Chinese temple in Mendocino
Two families whose histories are nothing brief of remarkable recently met in Mendocino. The Look family held a reunion here during the last week of July, and the Hee family gathered in Mendocino the 2nd weekend of August. Both families are descendants of people who sailed to California because of the Gold Rush. Their families contributed to the building of the town of Mendocino; their stories inform not only local history, but also that of our nation. The Looks trace their ancestry.
By Anne Cooper, curator, and Lorraine Hee-Chorley | three days ago
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Roadwork planned in Mendocino County
Route 1: PG&E has been granted a Caltrans Encroachment Permit for tree trimming from Pacific Wood Road to Iverson Road beginning Tuesday, Sept. Five. One-way traffic control will be in effect from eight a.m. to four p.m. weekdays. Motorists should anticipate five-minute delays. Route 1: Rumble undress installation at various locations from Glennen Drive to Branscomb Road will begin Tuesday, Sept. Five. One-way traffic control will be in effect from seven p.m. to seven a.m. weekdays. Motorists.
By Ukiah Daily Journal staff | three days ago
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Can you treat the warmth? Crimson Tail Farms brings chilies to Ukiah Farmers Market
Anyone who has been sweating out the summer months is no stranger to the fever of the intense rays of the sun here in Ukiah. But no matter how hot the gooey tar of the asphalt and the bricks of our town’s landmark buildings get, there is a little spot in Potter Valley that gets even sexier. And when you come to the Ukiah Farmers Market every Saturday morning from nine a.m. to noon, you can spot the emissaries from that hot spot right away: they are the crimson, green, yellow, purple.
By John Winters for The Ukiah Daily Journal. | on 09/02/2017
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Ukiah police and fire log: Sunday, Sept. Trio, 2017
POLICE REPORTS The following were compiled from reports ready by the Ukiah Police Department. To anonymously report crime information, call 463-6205 CAMPER: Caller at Tapestry Family Services on East Gobbi Street reported at 1:42 p.m. Monday that a man was camping in a tent near the building. An officer responded and he left upon request. BATTERY: An officer responded to the one thousand block of Elm Street at nine p.m. Monday and arrested a 16-year-old for public.
By Ukiah Daily Journal staff | on 09/02/2017
Organic farming
Organic strawberry research boosted by $Two.Five million grant
SANTA CRUZ >> Until recently, organic strawberry growers had no choice but to stir their crop from field to field to keep a step ahead of crippling soil diseases. But an enlargening number of growers are turning to a fresh technology developed by UC Santa Cruz researchers — the very first, and only, proven natural fumigation method to hit back the microbial maladies. Aided by a fresh $Two.Five million USDA grant, researchers hope to proceed their work and create a toolkit for farmers to.
By Nicholas Ibarra [email protected] @nickmibarra on Twitter | four days ago
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Ponderosa Fire: Surveying the harm on day three
Oroville >> Around the rim of the Ponderosa Fire, there are burned trees, burned trucks and burned homes. Much of the ground is scorched, black with dabs of white. There are downed power lines, fallen trees and occasional petite flaming logs. The air is thick with smoke. After a duo of hours, if not sooner, you feel it in your mouth. But in some places, just around the arch — for example at the Feather Falls trail entrance — it’s.
By Risa Johnson [email protected] @risamjohnson on Twitter | four days ago
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Mendocino County Superior Court reports jury attendance not superb, however higher than national average
Jury attendance is not as high as it should be at the Superior Court of Mendocino County, its executive officer reports, but it is not an outlier in the state of California. In an attempted murder trial this month for a San Jose man who reportedly shot at officers in Willits following a car pursue, a mere fifty five jurors of two hundred thirty one (about twenty four percent) showcased.
By Ashley Tressel [email protected] @ashleytressel on Twitter | four days ago
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McDonald’s drive-thru hit-and-run in Ukiah; Redwood Valley man arrested
Officers from the Ukiah Police Department responded with lights and sirens to the McDonald’s Restaurant in the one hundred block of North Orchard Avenue just before seven p.m. Thursday to investigate a report of a vehicle ramming cars in the drive-thru at the location. While officers were enroute, a UPD dispatcher told them that the suspect had pepper-sprayed two civilians, who were attempting to detain him after the collision. Upon arrival, officers found the suspect’s 1999.
By Ukiah Daily Journal staff | four days ago
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Ukiah police and fire log: Friday, Sept. 1, 2017
POLICE REPORTS The following were compiled from reports ready by the Ukiah Police Department. To anonymously report crime information, call 463-6205 STABBING THREAT: Caller in the two hundred block of East Clay Street reported at Three:33 a.m. Sunday that he was in a fight with two boys who said they were going to stab him. An officer responded and spoke with one man about trespassing. The other man had left the scene. MATTRESS IN ROAD: Officers found a mattress blocking the.
By Ukiah Daily Journal staff | on 09/01/2017