Compiled from the pages of The Mendocino Beacon by Debbie L. Holmer 125 Years Ago Nov. 29, 1884 We learn that not disheartened by the loss of the Julia Ray steam schooner, the enterprising owners will build another and call it the Laguna. Full Story »
Due to the Christmas holiday on Friday, Dec. 25, early deadlines are in effect for the Dec. 31 edition of The Beacon and Advocate-News. Full Story »
Nobody had time for interviews at the Food Bank last week. Always wildly busy, this was the most frenetic Thanksgiving ever, and the flu had robbed the Food Bank of badly needed hands. Full Story »
The 50th annual Thanksgiving Arts and Crafts Fair hosted by MUSE was deemed a success. The 34 juried artists and craftspeople from Northern California and Oregon were "thrilled" with the new venue at the Mendocino Recreation Center, said Nancy Gardner, president of Mendocino Unified Schools Enrichment board. Full Story »
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The following cases were heard at Ten Mile Court. Monday, Nov. 30 Presiding: The Honorable Judge Clayton Brennan, Visiting Judge Bailiff: Deputy Ricky DelFiorentino - Keith W. Full Story »
A young girl looks at a piece by artist Jorge Pineda at the opening of "The Global Caribbean" exhibit in Miami. AP/Alan Diaz
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