Ukiah Branch Library To Celebrate Year of the Dragon

The Ukiah branch library will celebrate the Lunar New Year next Friday, the 16th from 3 to 5 p.m. There will be traditional Chinese snacks and activities as well as performances to celebrate the Year of the Dragon. The event is free and open to the public. For more go to mendolibrary.org or call the … Read more

First Ever Mendocino County Poet Laureate Sought

The Poet Laureate Committee is looking for nominations for the first Poet Laureate of Mendocino County. The deadline for nominations is the 29th. Nominees will need to submit applications in March and be interviewed in April. This is an official honorary position. For more information on how to apply or nominate for this position go … Read more

Ballots Sent Out By Mendocino County Are Incorrect

The Mendocino County Elections Office has learned that ballots mailed out for the upcoming Presidential Primary Election in the First Supervisorial District were all Republican, regardless of the voter’s party affiliation. The error was caused by a third-party vendor and the Elections Office is working with them to get replacement ballots printed and mailed out … Read more

SNAP Recipients Eligible for Food Replacement

SNAP recipients who experienced food loss during the recent storms are eligible to receive replacement. Expedited CalFresh applications are available to qualified low-income households who do not already have benefits. To request replacement CalFresh or to apply, contact Lake County Social Services or go to benefitscal.com.

Mendocino Railway Gets Loan from US DOT to Make Repairs

The Mendocino Railway has been approved for a loan from the US Department of Transportation’s Build America Bureau, to help expand and rehabilitate rail infrastructure in Mendocino County. The railway will share almost $31 and a half million with the Sierra Northern Railway in the Central Valley. The loan will finance nearly 100 percent of … Read more

Governor Newsome Thanks All First Responders for Recent Storm Efforts

Wednesday, Governor Gavin Newsome thanked first responders for their efforts over the past weeks to help keep Californians safe during record-breaking winter storms. More than a foot of rain fell in parts of Southern California, hurricane-force wind gusts in Northern California, and daily rainfall records were broken, including the second-highest rainfall amount recorded over 3 … Read more