Compiled from the pages of The Mendocino Beacon by Debbie L. Holmer 125 Years Ago Sept. 20, 1884 Mr. Smith, who succeeds Mr. Goin in the public schools, having recently come to the State, was required to pass the examination for a certificate and the schools were intermitted last week for that purpose. He received […]
When I moved to Mendocino in 1995, I lived in a fantastic two-story Victorian with a water tower, built sometime before 1880. I was already a history buff and a fan of ghost stories, so when my mother-in-law started talking about sensing a “mysterious presence” at the top of the stairwell, I was over the […]
Over approximately 12 hours, the public had two opportunities to sound off in support and opposition to the restaurant tents erected during the COVID-19 pandemic.