Oct 31, 2009 | Samoasoftball
72 foot Female Blue Whale killed neared Ft. Bragg.
I am surprised there has been so little press on this subject. NOAA Contract Boat Kills Blue Whale Off Fort Bragg Fishermen, Enviros Call for Independent Investigation By Dan Bacher Environmentalists and fishermen on California's North Coast are calling for an independent investigation into the killing of an endangered blue whale off Fort Bragg by ...
Ocean monsters inspire hope among local fishermen
Jim Burns of the Noyo Harbor Commission examines a new lure made by Fort Bragg fisherman Frank Bertoli, center, who discusses his idea of creating a local squid fishery with Stanford Professor William Gilly.
MCRPD board is positioning itself for change
Just short of a week since the last board meeting, Mendocino Coast Recreation and Park District President David Yeomans released a notice that District Administrator Bruce Irwin's employment, by "mutual severance agreement," ends effective Nov.
Blue whale's death incites local emotions, interest and research
A crew from Akeff Construction Services mulls how to get the over 50-ton whale onto the shore so the process of sectioning and removing its body can begin.
Blue whale carcass proving hard to remove
A team of scientists, volunteers and students are enduring the overwhelming stench from a rotting whale carcass as they work to remove it from a Mendocino County beach.
A magical destination; Enjoy Shelter Covea s Inn of the Lost Coast
I have often heard it said, "Why drive all the way to Oregon or to Ft. Bragg and Mendocino when you have Shelter Cove less than an hour away?" After spending a night at the Inn of the Lost Coast, I found this statement couldn't be more true.
Pup PJ Parties, Canine Artists, a Dog Park Mayor: Who Says Fort Bragg ...
If you ask Hobbs Ferretti, he'll tell you Fort Bragg has gone to the dogs. Okay, Hobbs is a dog - a Chihuahua-Miniature Pinscher mix - and can't actually talk.
Rare blue whale washes up near Ft. Bragg
A 70-foot, female blue whale that officials believe was struck by a ship has washed ashore on the Northern California coast in what scientists are calling a rare occurrence.
MLPAI staff explains why timeline inflexible, but boundaries can change
The Marine Life Protection Act Initiative will hold a public workshop at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct.
At three o'clock in the afternoon they assembled to celebrate her 13th birthday, and to the surprise of all, Mrs.
Blue Whale Found Dead Near Ft. Bragg
This is depressing news, folks. A blue whale, the world's largest mammals, was found washed ashore near Fort Bragg.
Blue whale washes ashore in Northern California
A 70-foot female blue whale that officials believe was struck by a ship has washed ashore on the Northern California coast.Officials with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration say the whale was spotted on the shores near Fort Bragg in Mendocino County Monday night, hours after an ocean survey vessel reported hitting a whale a few ...
Dead man in the water near Caspar identified
The Coroner's Office has identified the body that was found floating in the water on the coast Sunday near Caspar.
Seasonal flu vaccination clinics scheduled
Mendocino County Community Health Services will be at the following locations conducting seasonal flu vaccination clinics.
County official responds to Westport cleanup questions/Part of an...
Almost a month after a community cleanup effort, Nash Gonzalez, county head of Planning and Building Services, explained why the removal of 80 abandoned vehicles was not considered a county responsibility.
College of the Redwoods incumbent Trustee Will Smith and candidate Barbara Rice faced off on Oct.
Dr. William Gilly to discuss Humboldt Squid habits, migration and potential for squid fishery
Next Wednesday, Oct. 21, the Noyo Harbor Commission is sponsoring "An Evening with Dr.
CR candidates answer more questions
Following the League of Women Voters' Oct. 2 forum for the College of the Redwoods election, the newspaper emailed six additional questions to incumbent Will Smith and candidate Barbara Rice.
The lake known as Mackerricher Lake, near Cleone, has been leased by the Glen Blair Gun Club and anyone shooting game or injuring property, signs, cabins etc., belonging to the undersigned will be vigorously prosecuted for trespass or malicious mischief.
The Ukiah Valley has a lot at stake in the Nov. 3 election as the entire county votes on Measure A. As mail-in ballots arrive at homes and as our readers think about what they will do at the polls, we urge a No vote on Measure A. There is big money at stake here for the developers, and big changes at stake for this valley.
Glass Beach -- Mendocino County beachcomber's paradise
A transformation from city dump to headland pathways and ocean scenery might seem like a movie theme, but it happened in the northern California town of Fort Bragg.
Sea lion deaths baffle scientists
Sea lions have been washing up dead in numbers that have alarmed Mendocino Coast beach walkers.
Candidates take on pre-election questions
Last Friday, the League of Women Voters held a forum in for Mendocino County Board of Education and College of the Redwoods trustee candidates.
Coalition shows safe ways to have fun
Bainbridge Park filled to the sidewalks Saturday afternoon with kids, adults, soccer players, fun and educational booths and music for the Celebrate Safe Communities event, provided by the Coalition for Gang Awareness and Prevention.
Health department sets meetings on H1N1
Mendocino County has had 17 H1N1 related hospitalizations and two deaths. With the seasonal flu season fast approaching, H1N1 cases are expected to increase county wide, according to the county health department.
Renowned cabinetmaker James Krenov dies
James Krenov had a way about him that showed up in the craftsmanship of the cabinets he built.
MLPAI organizers define local process
Mendocino Coast ocean lovers were given until January to come up with "external proposals" for the creation of areas off limits to fishing or partially closed to fishing.
Coast Senior Center elects new officers
With mail-in resignations from President Don Sheffel, M.D., and Vice President Barbara Durigan, the Redwood Coast Senior Center Board of Directors elected new officers at the Sept.