Willits, CA News

• Willits, CA News
• School board contracts with firm to hunt for new WUSD superintendent
• Willits council reaches decision on most budget issues
• Measure E: Special fire tax on June 5 ballot
• Primary changes and two initiatives will challenge voters
• County Teeter hearing on Brooktrails postponed
• CRIME TIME for May 25, 2012
• Brooktrails woman arrested for meth, cocaine and pot
• Cold case: The murder of Jergun Knemeyer
• Area residents watch Sunday eclipse in a variety of ways
• Willits boy on road to recovery
• Planners OK quarry expansion
• Governor appoints two county judges
• Willits Elementary Charter School will open in fall
• CRIME TIME for May 23, 2012
• Breaking news: Eclipse views from around the world
• Willits boy critical after being hospitalized with meningitis
• Solar eclipse Sunday evening
• WUSD may not have funds for new track and field
• Firefighters spaghetti feed Saturday
• Bids sought from local contractors for new hospital
• Willits bypass out for bid; few county contractors interested so far
• Brooktrails asks to delay in Teeter action
• Domestic violence arrest for kidnapping, assault
• CRIME TIME for May 18, 2012
• Willits resident wins cross-country scooter race
• Supervisors ban plastic bags in county areas
• Willits man killed by vehicle in Fort Bragg
• 14-year sentence for knife attack
• Library display honors fallen hero
• CRIME TIME for May 16, 2012
• Kubin named new Ukiah Unified superintendent
• Busy week for Little Lake firefighters
• Harris Quarry suit expected to be filed today
• Mayfield parole likely in August
• CRIME TIME for May 11, 2012
• Memorial poppy drive starts Friday
• Guilty verdict in Oxnard murder of Willits man; hung jury on a second defendant
• Royalty
• Convoluted ruling stops Brooktrails measure
• Second part of hospital complex beginning, too
• School district-teachers ratify new contract
• New hospital: ready, set, go! Let the bids begin
• Willits bypass challenged in federal court
• Brooktrails Drive raid nets pot, one arrest
• Willits man arrested for Sherwood Road crash
• CRIME TIME for May 4, 2012
• Supes seek 101 speed reduction at quarry entrance
• Central Avenue project tops $1 million
• Covelo pair gets five years for federal pot crime; supplied marijuana for coast-to-coast ring
• Congressional candidates debate Thursday in Ukiah
• Willits bypass challenged in federal court
• Willits man 'elated' to find missing son
• Brooktrails raising sewer fees 16 percent; district faces series of fiscal woes
• Deputy district attorney under pot investigation
• County retirement payments climb: Pension contributions claim nearly one-quarter of total payroll
• Caltrans refining its water board mitigation plan
• Madrigal elected to KZYZ board
• CRIME TIME for April 27, 2012
• First WUSD parent survey: 'We got mostly Cs,' says Kubin
• The play's the thing: Room to Bloom students celebrate 'Week of the Young Child'
• Willits man arrested for assault on an officer
• Angela Pinches held on child endangerment charges
• Smartmeter program wrapping up
• Feds enter marijuana shooting arena: Murder charges filed in 2010 Humboldt County shooting
• CRIME TIME for April 25, 2012
• Brooktrails in for rocky time if lot owners walk
• Survey: What to do about plastic bag litter?
• Movement to ban plastic bags grows
• County joins fray over 'corporate personhood' and Super PAC spending
• Highway dedication honors fallen officer
• Chesbro sponsors bill targeting public 'irrigation'
• Lawson leads in first-quarter campaign contributions
• CRIME TIME for April 20, 2012
• Covelo man sought for stabbing
• Deputies named in 2010 shooting
• Wellness Week aims to raise teens' physical, nutritional, emotional awareness
• School facilities work okayed
• As bypass progresses, traffic counts are down
• Correction
• Nearly one-third of county economy is underground
• County libraries on a roll
• Supervisors OK first steps in Harris Quarry project approval
• Caltrans introduces new team for bypass project
• CRIME TIME for April 13, 2012
• New life for cold case homicides; public help sought
• Supervisors delay Harris Quarry decision
• North county launches Women's Business network
• CRIME TIME for April 11, 2012
• CalTrans revising fatal crosswalk this summer
• Brooktrails finances: District faces hard times, but has weathered prior storms
• Teachers/district reach 'tentative' agreement
• Willits man pleads guilty to Virginia Beach killing
• Judge rejects Caltrans' Richardson Grove analysis
• City applies for planning grant for Railroad Avenue extension
• Pine Mountain pot grower pleads guilty in federal court; Willits grow just one part of Fresno area operation
• CRIME TIME for April 6, 2012
• Pedestrian in critical condition after Main Street crash
• City weathering recession
• March goes out like a lion, with wild wintry weather
• $1.185 million for county health care projects
• CRIME TIME for March 30, 2012
• City adds $1.1 million to sewer plant project
• Willits bypass approved
• Mother gets 13 years for burning home with son inside
• Supes set May hearing on Brooktrails defaults
• Willits college campus to break ground this summer
• CTA attorney sends 'cease and desist' letter to school district on teacher layoffs
• One man in custody another sought for Brooktrails robbery
• Willits woman crashes into vineyard
• Willits bypass approved
• Willits bypass up for vote Thursday
• Planning Commission recommends Approval of new zoning district
• Initiative to label GMO's
• County considering ousting Brooktrails from Teeter plan
• Water ski coach convicted of molesting girl
• New sales tax rates take effect April 1
• Willits water-main flush starts Monday
• Mendocino Land Trust Buys Noyo Redwoods
• Wilkinson charged with torturing grandfather to death
• Armed pot robbery attempt in Willits
• Willits water main flush starts Monday
• Tsunami warning test Wednesday
• Six marijuana initiatives included in the 70 circulating around the state
• McGinty sentencing scheduled for next week
• Chesbro co-authors bill to revive state parks
• Dog finds missing elderly man
• County's Economy Improving
• Grandson being held for grandfather's murder
• Planning Commission: Special Thursday meeting to consider new zoning district for Harris Quarry
• County to review Brooktrails lot policy
• Willits man held for domestic dispute
• Crime time for March 21
• Winter storm knocks out Willits area power
• Fort Bragg woman killed in Highway 20 crash
• Details emerge on Amber Alert child abduction--3_16 update
• Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Commission needs new members
• Little Lake Fire District chooses new director
• School Board Report on improving student scores
• Council allows Haehl Creek trail creation
• Trustees OK teachers' layoff notices
• Laytonville woman killed in Monday morning crash
• Library update: The news is all good
• Deputy cleared in 2010 fatal coast shooting
• Blooming Willits
• CRIME TIME for March 14
• Laytonville woman killed in morning crash north of Willits
• Amber alert: Girl age 2; Girl age 5 recovered safely
• Ultralight goes down after clipping trees, pilot ok
• Resort districts: A legacy of failed promises
• Harris Quarry back before county planners March 15
• Firefighters free man trapped under collapsed trailer
• CRIME TIME for March 9, 2012
• Willits woman pleads no contest to theft charges
• Bypass costs jump: An extra $14 million to build phase one
• Laytonville killer of stepson gets 40 to life
• Willits man arrested for street gang robbery, beatings
• New Willits firehouse financing options: Not much there
• County asked to research handling of 'worthless' Brooktrails lots
• Brooktrails board authorizes June fire tax increase ballot measure
• 62 area projects qualify for county science fair
• Only two options being considered for B'Trails second access
• Utah man pistol-whipped, shots fired during Brooktrails incident
• Brooktrails grow house raided
• CRIME TIME for March 2
• Willits man arrested domestic violence
• LEAP DAY: The ladies get a chance to propose
• Three candidates being vetted for open judgeships
• Science gone WILD!
• Friday's boxcar fire 'suspicious'
• CRIME TIME for February 29, 2012
• Walking away: Growing number of Brooktrails lots default on taxes and fees
• Tuesday Brooktrails meeting: Second access, proposed new fire tax on agenda
• DA program discouraging illegal pot grows is working
• June election filing period opens
• Winter Fund Drive exceeds $30,000 goal
• Covelo man held for meth sales
• Little Lake Fire House financing meeting
• The 'big Cat'
• CRIME TIME for February 24, 2012
• Final permit in hand, Caltrans seeks bypass funding
• District imposes five-day layoff for school teachers, workers
• Aw, nuts!
• New life for cold case:More than 30 years have passed for Jane and John Doe
• Willits burglar pleads guilty
• Brooktrails sets new election to raise fire fees
• Horger resigns from board of Little Lake Fire District
• Another record-breaker: Chinook salmon stage a comeback on the Eel
• New traffic study: Most Brooktrails drivers head for Willits
• New Willits firehouse will cost an estimated $2.9 million
• Winter Fund Drive hits $29,782
• Sacramento thugs caught planning local pot robbery
• CRIME TIME for February 17, 2012
• Breaking news: Willits bypass gets final permit
• Is the Willits bypass deadline-proof? Project may be eligible for alternative financing
• Another $1.8 million in school budget cuts needed
• Super soupers
• City considering plastic bag ban
• Humboldt County mom guilty in death of infant
• CRIME TIME for February 15, 2012
• Not guilty plea entered in reggae artist's shooting death
• Fae and Merl Scott named TWN's 2012 Valentine's Sweethearts
• Pay to cross? NCRA may seek to raise railroad encroachment fees
• Spay and neuter your animals: It's the 'humane approach' to animal control, say supervisors
• Foot chase follows booze heist
• Winter Fund Drive tops $29,000 
• Willits man arrested for school break-in
• crime time
• NCRA nixes NCRA plea for funding support
• Bypass permit 'down to the wire'
• Bat found near Ukiah tests positive for rabies
• WORDS TO LEARN BY: Willits Rotarians present dictionaries to Blosser students
• Special school district meeting Thursday
• Covelo man found with 20 pounds of pot in SUV
• Reward offered for missing HC pot advocate
• School budget cuts loom: Funding crisis to be addressed at Thursday meeting
• Still waiting for Clean Water Act permit for bypass
• Winter Fund Drive tops $28,000
• Brooktrails budget meeting Monday
• HIV in Mendocino County: Only one or two new local cases each year
• County, union reach contract agreement
• City becomes its RDA successor
• Willits arsonist sentenced to 20 years in state prison
• Self inflicted deaths and injuries: County death rate 2.5 times state
• Board bites the bullet, cuts pay for future supervisors
• Brooktrails water use down a bit over 2010
• 'We're doing a good thing:' School bond project meeting 'positive'
• Brooktrails-city lawsuit in mediation: Flip a coin, says Neary
• Winter Fund Drive edges towards goal
• Proposed state budget creates new investigative agency
• CRIME TIME for January 27, 2012
• Supervisors overturn 99-plant program
• Attorney General asks Legislature to clarify pot issues
• Willits man charged with sex crimes
• DA's Office: fewer filings, more convictions
• Heavy rains continue
• Supreme Court to hear pot case
• Winter Fund Drive update
• Wet weather continues, but most goes north
• Contractors urged to attend Tuesday school projects meeting
• Life and death in Mendocino County: A look at vital statistics, age 24 and under
• The Year of the Dragon
• Charges dropped against Willits man
• CRIME TIME for January 20, 2012
• Brooktrails protests paying for Willits sewer plant
• 'Frightening' proposed state education budget
• Tule elk making a comeback
• Feds and court to nix pot zip-tie program
• Council signs off on CalTrans relinquishment terms
• School board approves surveillance, transgender policies
• Willits Winter Fund Drive hits $21,500
• Board okays preliminary work on East Hill Bridge
• CMSP expands to cover additional 30,000 low-income adults
• Mendocino County Wine and Crab Days
• Crime time for January 13
• Cameras on campus? School board will debate surveillance policy tonight
• Willits man held for alleged rape of elderly woman
• Frosty weather to continue with no rain in sight
• McCowen seeks to speed up supervisors' meetings
• CRIME TIME for January 11, 2012
• Court upholds closing redevelopment agencies
• County property tax revenue 'on track' for 2012
• Dinosaur roaming Willits
• Board adopts 2012 legislative platform
• Winter Fund Drive enters home stretch
• Deck fire on Meadowbrook Drive
• Another pedestrian hit on city streets
• CRIME TIME for January 6, 2012
• Willits baby is the firstborn of 2012
• Burglar awakens girl in home break-in
• Just like Abe: Willits woman passes state bar without attending law school
• New laws from light bulbs to tanning booths
• Investigation continues into New Year's altercation
• Traffic ticket amnesty program offers discount
• Council approves another $171,768 for sewer plant
• TWN's annual Holiday Hunt names top winners
• County, SEIU reach tentative agreement
• Minor injuries in crosswalk accident Wednesday night
• CRIME TIME for December 30, 2011
• Making his Rounds: Santa and his firefighter 'elves' deliver Christmas joy to kids
• Brooktrails sewer rates to jump 16.7 percent
• Willits man pleads guilty to setting summer wildfires
• Laytonville man found guilty of murder
• County will form tax appeals assessment board
• Willits Winter Fund Drive in full swing
• For the first time, Salvation Army bell ringers collect in Willits
• Council allows West Commercial Street to just be
• Supreme court to consider marijuana dispensary ruling
• Brooktrails employees offer concessions to avoid layoffs
• Winter Fund Drive kicks off
• Decision pending on SmartMeter opt out choice
• A possible new direction for Willits street repairs
• Mayor reelected and new vice-mayor chosen
• CRIME TIME for December 21, 2011
• Bashore to manage school construction projects
• He (almost) got away with it
• Willits household incomes fall 19.5 percent
• New state fire fees on hold for the present
• First barrier to Ryan Creek salmon migration removed
• Man wields fork in attack on boyfriend
• CRIME TIME for December 14, 2011
• Former Laytonville man dies in crash near Susanville
• Ready to Wrap! Willits Christmas Kids Tree Program desperately seeks wrappers
• Major crimes taskforce to continue
• MCOG approves $19,000 for Brooktrails-Sherwood Road traffic study
• Troopers arrest Willits residents for pot transport
• Corps receives 100-plus comments on bypass mitigation
• Eyes in the sky? Supervisors support Thompson request to involve intelligence agencies in pot war
• More budget cuts coming, Kubin warns trustees
• Vacant property may nurture future businesses
• CRIME TIME for December 9, 2011
• Willits man killed in Ukiah hit and run
• Roots Holiday Express: A 'favorite event'
• Stabbing suspect tries to escape three times
• Woman injured after falling out of car
• Lumber truck dumps load, injures two teens
• Keith's Market burglary/By Linda Williams
• Suit filed over Willits search
• Roots' Holiday Express rolls Saturday
• Most county departments coming in under budget for first quarter
• Pro-library vote strong throughout county
• Thompson endorses Huffman for congressional seat
• SoCal man stopped with pot and cash
• Mother pleads guilty to arson and attempted manslaughter; sentencing in February
• 200 bikers take part in annual toy run
• Do 84 percent of county residents really have broadband Internet access?
• Council approves borrowing $574,000 for sewer plant extras
• Annual community Christmas effort gets underway
• Final election results posted
• Facing consequences: Pros and Cons at Willits Charter School
• Sons allegedly shoot Brooktrails dad in legs over pot
• Willits man pleads guilty to vehicular manslaughter, receives two years probation
• CRIME TIME for November 25
• Man killed in Covelo shooting identified
• Bikers ready for Sunday Toy Run
• Wolverines beat Justin-Siena Braves in double OT playoff squeaker
• Willits goes black Saturday, as planned
• Brooktrails man shot in legs; claims it was accidental
• Drunk driver sentenced to 3 years
• Man dead in Covelo pot house shooting
• Chamberlain Creek crew gathers turkeys for community dinner
• Brooktrails in cash flow crunch, looking for layoffs
• Bashore resigns his school board seat
• Willits High School honors fallen warriors before varsity football game
• CRIME TIME for November 18
• Hospital on target for July construction start
• Friday night crash leaves Willits man in coma
• Stabbing suspect still at large
• Arrest in Walmart bleach clothing attack
• CRIME TIME for November 16, 2011
• Measure A sweeps to victory
• Shakesups on Brooktrails, WUSD boards
• Redwood Forest Foundation secures future of Usal forest
• Sheriff and Willits police shift to new computer system
• Man stabbed at Willits area party; suspect remains at large
• Motorcyclist suffers major injuries in early morning crash
• Planned Saturday night power outage
• CRIME TIME for November 11, 2011
• Low-income electricity program being abused by indoor grows
• Board okays school project list
• Coloring cuties
• SO audit lauds department's dedication, effort
• Felon with assault rifles at scene of domestic abuse
• More details emerge in Bushay Campground murder, shooting
• CRIME TIME for October 28, 2011
• Ranochak says her office responsible for ballot typos, omission
• Willits bypass relinquishment nearing council vote
• Report blames Afghan RPG for crash killing SEALs
• Mendocino County tops CAMP list
• Traffic stop in Laytonville links two Arizona men on a pot run
• CRIME TIME for October 26
• Sherwood Road work all day Saturday
• Mitigation focus of Tuesday Willits bypass meeting
• School board to prioritize bond projects
• Supervisors will hear Laura's Law update Tuesday
• Full Court Press results in one pot conviction
• CRIME TIME for October 21, 2011
• Brooktrails board candidates face the public
• Northstone Organics raided by federal agents; no arrests
• 300,000-gallon Dos Rios water diversion tips off grow
• CRIME TIME for October 19, 2011
• Brooktrails second access study recommendations presented to public
• Candidate forum this Sunday in Brooktrails
• Willits bypass mitigation changes
• CRIME TIME for October 14, 2011
• Shooting on Locust Street
• Working it out: Goat owners, CDFA to discuss regulation framework
• Valley single car crash injures three
• Bypass mitigation comment period open
• CRIME TIME for October 12, 2011
• Brooktrails second access meeting Tuesday
• TREASURE TROVE: Roots acquires rare antique logging euipment
• Sherwood Road repairs start next week
• $1 million price tag to repair WHS athletic fields
• Early rains spur traffic mayhem
• Willits lifts water restrictions
• CRIME TIME for October 7
• Bassler killed, ending manhunt
• Final bypass mitigation plans submitted
• Willits water system breaks down, conservation asked
• Helping feed a hungry world: Ecology Action celebrates 40 years of Grow Biointensive
• Burn ban lifted tonight
• CRIME TIME for October 5, 2011
• Shots fired at officers in Bassler hunt
• Bassler search area moves closer to Willits
• Willits Valley has good crop of pears ready for the picking
• School board reaffirms commitment to 'stick-built' construction
• County budget contains funds for third veterans service representative
• CRIME TIME for September 30, 2011
• Jesse Pittman remembered, honored
• Henry sentenced to 14 years for molestation and incest
• Tdap vaccination drive proves successful
• Bassler hunt continues into second month
• Quick convictions in August Willits robbery
• Quick convictions in August Willits robbery
• BOS rejects citizen committee redistricting plans
• Jesse Pittman memorial Saturday
• Sharing visions: Maglinte, students will show at WCA
• Sherwood Road work to start in October
• Bassler huntis still on
• Brooktrails 'trash house' being cleaned up
• 75 attend 'Rails with Trials' workshop; followup meeting Tuesday
• CRIME TIME for September 23, 2011
• Cleanup Day project: Willits volunteers clean up Muir Mill Road
• Major injuries to driver in crash north of Willits
• Final whooping cough vaccination clinic today
• Power outage passes quietly
• Pittman memorial Saturday at Ukiah fairgrounds
• Last man wanted for Bushay shootings caught
• CRIME TIME for September 21, 2011
• Preparations ready for Saturday night power outage
• Bell Springs man pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter
• County passes balanced general fund budget
• Last Bushay Campground fugitive caught in Willits
• Hummingbird delight
• Parolee arrested in Willits motel for drug sales
• CRIME TIME for September 16, 2011
• A somber 10-year 9-11 anniversary remembrance
• Union members protest county's 'unfair labor practices'
• Tdap by Sept. 23 or no school
• Bassler still at large, reward offered for capture
• BGMS drug dog program to be expanded
• Most property tax bills up; even as values continue to slide
• Power outage reminder
• CRIME TIME for September 13, 2011
• 10 YEARS LATER: 9-11 remembered
• Willits to hold 9-11 remembrance
• 'Stunned and outraged;' Willits residents shaken by attacks
• Local churches will honor 9-11 victims
• Rosemans speak out: Claim they were victimized by Brooktrails board
• 18-year-old sentenced to prison for knifing
• CRIME TIME for September 9
• Willits police arrest suspect in Bushay Campground shooting
• Council narrowly votes to continue redevelopment agency, for now
• Bassler remains at large following police encounter
• Roots will get all 'steamed up' for weekend fun
• Alleged drunk driver walks away from logging truck head-on
• Another Fort Bragg murder and arrest
• Brooktrails fire Sunday morning
• Search continues for Melo shooter; possible link to Coleman murder
• CalTrans seeks final agreement on bypass relinquishment
• Steinberg: County veterans offices staffing 'woefully inadequate'
• Pot regs committee meets Sept. 9
• Jesse Pittman laid to rest
• Bockmann named new HMH CEO
• Guilty plea in School Street gang stabbing
• CRIME TIME for September 2, 2011
• Fort Bragg leader slain in forest: Massive manhunt continues west of Willits
• Sherwood Road repairs likely to snarl traffic
• Early morning robbery on Barbara Lane
• Cowboy Poetry at Emandal nets more than $6,000 for Willits library
• Piercy man gets seven years for DUI death
• Mendocino County court changes
• CRME TIME for August 31, 2011
• Brooktrails honors hero for saving life
• Robbery north of Willits; suspects nabbed by WPD
• Great-grandmother threatened at gunpoint
• Arson suspect arraigned
• More county layoffs looming?
• New options for felony sentencing
• Dog owners wants park, city council told
• Crime time for August 26, 2011
• Willits man arrested in arson wildfires
• Mendocino County ready for influx of new state parolees
• Willits decides tonight whether to continue redevelopment agency
• The first day of school for WUSD students
• CRIME TIME for August 24, 2011
• Former Wilson aide found alive after being lost for almost two weeks
• Arson suspected in series of area fires; Citizens asked to be vigilant, report suspicious acts
• California cuts could slash marijuana campaign
• Mendocino citizens protest proposed district change
• Another state fire fee protest by supervisors
• CRIME TIME for August 19, 2011
• New teachers introduced
• East Side fire out after burning 10 acres
• Mendocino Land Trust worker murdered
• Henry pleads guilty to incest and child sex abuse
• Brooktrails board candidates filing date extended
• Full Court Press wraps up
• Thompson will run in new Fifth Congressional District
• CRIME TIME for August 17, 2011
• Remembering Jesse
• Misadventure on Eel River strands group
• Three will seek Willits school board's two seats
• Sprucing up the schools
• 'Bear woman' receives deferred sentence
• CRIME TIME for August 12, 2011
• Willits SEAL Jesse Pittman dies in helicopter crash
• Covelo fire burned 617 acres
• At last, some good news for school district
• Junior Livestock Auction raises $343,795 in sales for youth exhibitors
• CRIME TIME for August 10, 2011
• Covelo fire grows to 800 acres
• Brooktrails water rates going up $2.48 per month
• Willits cemeteries: Making due with hard-wordkign staff, little money
• Willits woman faces grand theft charges
• It's always FAIR weather: Carnival, exhibits, festivities abound this weekend at Redwood Empire Fair
• CRIME TIME for August 5, 2011
• Wildfire northeast of Covelo
• Operation Full Court Press winds down this week
• Covelo man dies in Sunday crash
• Judge drops 86 from Remco lawsuit
• Four exhibitors load up livestock for this week's Redwood Empire Fair
• CRIME TIME for August 3, 2011
• Travelin' Man
• CalTrans used eminent domain threat to gain Willits rangeland
• Final CD1 Map Out
• Eyster continues DA office support of asset forfeiture
• Board of Supervisors round-up
• Firewood permits available in Jackson Forest
• September Willits power outage
• Murder suspect arrested Thursday in Willits, two more sought for shooting
• Brookside Farm receives $1,800 donation from Grateful Gleaners
• SWOW wins Humboldt County recyclables contract
• CalTrans restriping Willits Main Street
• Willits man murdered, second in critical condition, in campground shooting
• Most county homeowners will pay new $150 state fire fee
• Willits man arrested in Highway 20 crash
• Willits City Pool open for free swim, adult laps, aerobics and lessons
• Divided redistricting committee will present two final maps for board consideration
• Another 45 days added for written comment
• Leggett parolee arrested in Ukiah for indecent exposure
• Crime time for July 22
• Timber sales up in 2010, but industry remains at near all-time low
• Bear Lincoln arrested for bashing brother's head
• Congressional district will remain 'mostly coastal'
• Crime time for July 20
• Railroad Avenue bridge replacement
• Boy killed in Highway 20 crash
• Good and bad news for Brooktrails water users
• Willits FFA's Charlene Mickle gets her lamb ready for REF
• Willits bypass mitigation plan delayed
• District revision would shortchange Willits area
• Fresno man arrested for drunk driving in crash
• Willits man injured in I5 fatal crash
• Details of the Brooktrails July 1 water rate increase
• CRIME TIME for July 15, 2011
• November election filing period opens
• Judge halts CalTrans in Richardson's Grove State Park
• Covelo man shot in face; two arrested
• Possible gang elements in baseball bat beating
• Pile driving starts today
• Quick response limits local fires
• Redistricting maps up for vote today
• CRIME TIME for July 13, 2011
• County recognized as significant drug trafficking area
• Cowboys and cowgirls in the making compete in Saturday's Junior Rodeo
• GJ report finds DoT turnover high, morale low
• Charges dropped against Wuerfel
• CRIME TIME for July 8, 2011
• 'Deed Retrieval Services' letter a scam
• Crowds line Main Street for 2011 Independence Day parade
• King is crowned
• Judge asked to stop CalTrans work in Richardson Grove
• Sherwood Road traffic restrictions today
• Water Hikes
• Vying for the Crown
• Parade Parking Restrictions Announced
• No Action
• McGinty trial delayed
• Sneak Peak
• Magann
• Two Covelo residents face federal pot charges
• Alleged Laytonville home invasion conspirator faces murder trial
• Man suffers major injuries in scooter mishap
• Dirt, dust and determination: Friday night truck and tractor pull gives gearheads something to cheer about
• Several fires near Covelo: Some 'suspicious' in origin
• Willits man arrested for insurance fraud
• CRIME TIME for June 29, 2011
• Bashore criticizes school board for using special fund monies to balance budget
• It's unanimous: No Seabiscuit Parkway
• SmartMeters on the way
• McBride makes annual deposit to kick off Frontier Days
• Cisneros arrest: Attempted murder suspect pulled over for expired license tags
• CRIME TIME
• Library to be open three days a week
• Meth lab raided: Two Willits residents arrested in joint Thursday action
• High-speed chase ends in Willits
• Judge delays decision in Laytonville home invasion case
• Too much traffic? Commissioners fear Highway 101 'suicide lane'
• Teenagers arrested after credit card spending spree
• CRIME TIME for June 22, 2011
• CRIME TIME for June 17, 2011
• CRIME TIME for June 17, 2011
• Stabbing suspect arrested in Los Angeles
• Putting more 'coast' into the North Coast's congressional district
• Irate ratepayers oppose Brooktrails water hikes
• Sheriff's lieutenant, wife injured in Highway 20 accident
• 'Historic' rail agreement approved; NCRA will certify EIR to reopen tracks
• County fire season begins Monday
• Vallejo men arrested after deputies find pot in car
• State may have to back off on some park closures
• Covelo man held in theft
• Council resolves main hurdle to budget approval
• Round Valley man saved after severing artery
• Claim filed against city and CalTrans in crosswalk death
• Just in time for summer, city pool opens next Monday
• Quarry expansion before county planners Thursday
• CRIME TIME for June 15, 2011
• Seabiscuit Parkway: Council gets an earful from unhappy citizens
• BOS votes to put deputy layoffs on hold for two months
• Solid Wastes of Willits winning bidder for Humboldt County recyclables
• Willits High School seniors prepare for graduation day
• Supes approve a 'working' 2011-2012 budget
• New hospital moving forward
• Two Sacramento men plead guilty in Laytonville home invasion death
• CRIME TIME for June 10, 2011
• Sheriff retains lawyer for suit against the BOS
• Sierra Pacific backs out of airport deal
• Cutting up the pie: Committee considers drawing new district lines
• CRIME TIME for June 8, 2011
• Attempted pot theft in Covelo at arrowpoint
• Covelo assault ends in arrest of Mexican national
• Blame county debt payments for service reductions
• The north county is hit with unseasonably hard rains .and there's more on the way, says the NWS
• Local ranchers get no satisfaction after Corps reps fail to attend forum
• City hands over airport management to local firm
• Retiring teachers, athletes honered by WUSD board
• Those who are leaving
• Commercial Street becomes Seabiscuit Parkway
• Crime time for June 3
• Two injured in Wednesday overturn crash
• Willits Frontier Days 4th of July Independence Day Parade
• Willits Car Show perseveres despite weather
• City sewer and water fees up
• Thursday Smashup
• Details of fatal Sherwood Road crash revealed by CHP
• BREAKING NEWS: Fatal crash on Sherwood Road
• Two home fires; no injuries
• State closing 70 parks, including six in Mendocino County
• Sheriff's canine sniffs out meth cache
• Heavy pot odor unravels out-of-state sale
• 30th annual Community Festival and Car Show this weekend
• Disease sickens 18 California horses; none reported in Mendocino County
• CRIME TIME for May 27, 2011
• Former BGMS teacher sentenced for molestation
• Saturday Ducky Derby raises $2,300 raised for grad-night party
• Pot deal violence leads to arrest
• BGMS students 'Stand Up' for positive change
• Sex offender sweep nets violators
• Bill Carter: Little Lake Fire District's Top Firefighter for 2010
• Little Lake Fire Department Open House June 11
• Caltrans considering Highway 101 redesign
• Fatal crash into Eel River
• Commercial Street or Seabiscuit Parkway? Name change proposed
• CRIME TIME for May 20, 2011
• Bill Carter - Little Lake Fire District's Top Firefighter for 2010
• Caltrans considering Highway 101 redesign
• Little Lake Fire Department Open House June 11
• Fatal crash into Eel River
• Willits man arrested for burglary
• Commercial Street or Seabiscuit Parkway? Name change proposed by Visit Mendocino County, Inc.
• May weather? Snow on the mountains it must be spring
• Man who killed girlfriend sentenced to 15 years
• School board moves on personnel changes
• Sentencing delayed in near-fatal gang stabbing
• Shoplifting arrests in Covelo
• Brooktrails raising water rates 11 percent; larger rate increase likely in September
• Roseman case in a nutshell
• Willits High School announces prom court for 2011
• Willits adopts sewage management plan
• CRIME TIME for May 13, 2011
• Willits flushing water lines
• Remains of missing man found
• Dutch foils laundry hideout
• Post Office food drive this Saturday
• Public meeting for new county courthouse
• Crash south of Willits injures Fortuna man
• Woman faces attempted murder charges for Brooktrails arson
• Annual BFS spaghetti feed is this Saturday
• CRIME TIME for May 11, 2011
• Laytonville shoplifting suspect arrested
• Brooktrails brush fire threatens home
• Measles outbreak reaches Mendocino County
• Motorcyclist injured and arrested in solo crash
• Burning season coming to close
• CalTrans, Corps and state agencies working to optimize mitigation results
• Wetlands mitigation: A spotty history
• Hoagland presents petitions to school board
• CRIME TIME for May 4, 2011
• Two Willits men among those honored by Red Cross
• Kubin defends record on campaign funding
• Election rules
• Willits bypass has already cost over $63.5 million
• New board majority sets new direction
• School board to seek new project manager
• CRIME TIME for April 29, 2011
• Laytonville man held for Alameda murder
• Willits man charged with vehicular manslaughter
• Former Willits teacher pleads guilty to child molestation
• Drier fire doused
• Woman arrested after school bus altercation
• Cleanup on the railroad
• CRIME TIME for April 22, 2011
• Forest brass tells Pinches no thanks
• Wetlands preservation a complicated issue: How we got to this point
• Little Lake Valley in 1900
• Unsettled weekend weather may mar Easter egg hunt
• Council reaches funding agreement with COC
• CRIME TIME for April 22, 2011
• Willits bypass may limit local grazing
• Trustees appoint Bashore to school board
• Erich named president/CEO of Feather River Hospital
• Getting ready for the hunt
• Eyster making deals on pot cases
• CRIME TIME for April 20, 2011
• Local group circulating petition against school board
• Brooktrails tables 85 percent water rate increase, for now
• City resolution opposes SmartMeters
• Man sought in Covelo shooting
• Supervisors modify fish and game grants
• CRIME TIME for April 15, 2011
• Attempted murder suspect sought
• Smith finally coughs up cash to the county
• Little League opens after rain delay
• Willits woman arrested for fight over dog
• Supes bump Higgins project from Fish and Game package
• CRIME TIME for April 13, 2011
• Jury acquits on major pot case
• County budget woes deepening
• Board take first steps on bag ban
• March storms swell snow pack
• CRIME TIME for April 8, 2011
• Jealousy the likely motive in Laytonville killing
• Highway 101 open
• Another Covelo stabbing
• Kettenpom murders: New details emerge
• Willits woman arrested for flower thefts
• CRIME TIME for April 6, 2011
• Breaking news: CalTrans makes good progress on 101 closure
• School board reaffirms modular construction vote
• Mudslide closes Highway 101 north of Garberville
• Two arrested in Covelo Hotel fire
• Brooktrails dam recovering from mishap
• Globe named WPD Officer of the Year
• Willits traffic stop nabs Mexican nationals with weapons and seeds
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for March 25, 2011
• Covelo landmark burns to ground
• Campos pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter
• PG&E offers smart meter opt-out plan, but it will cost you
• District seeks applicants for two positions
• Two arrested for Covelo burglaries
• Pot-busting operation still on for Mendocino National Forest
• CPS takes infant after mom arrested
• CRIME TIME for March 30, 2011
• School board meltdown
• School board to discuss amendment
• Covelo woman dies in Eel River after fleeing police
• Art Center final bid party this Saturday
• Council to issue resolution opposing smart meters
• Snow hits valley floor: Downed trees, slides and crashes tangle traffic
• CRIME TIME for March 25, 2011
• Brooktrails dam dumps 33 million gallons Sunday
• School board goes mod
• Jury awards $265,000 settlement to Brooktrails homeowners
• Willits youth display almost 250 boards for 2011 Science Fair
• Architect chosen for new firehouse
• CRIME TIME for March 23, 2011
• Questions in Kettenpom stabbings: Two surviving victims expected to recover
• Wet weather continues with winter storm warnings
• Local redevelopment agencies have had small net effect
• CRIME TIME for March 18, 2011
• Alleged killing spree ends in crash death
• Friday morning crash injures three
• Japanese tsunami came ashore in Mendocino
• Several pieces of antique logging equipment head north for Eureka conference
• Willits loses population; Mendocino County growth 'sparse' between 2000 and 2010
• Willits man still missing
• Snow pack increases in second survey
• CRIME TIME for March 16, 2011
• Elderly Willits man missing, public help requested
• Willits man pleads guilty to stabbing
• Suburban rams SUV with children inside; no injuries in incident
• Sign of the times: 'Spring forward' this weekend
• Suspect in January death fails to accept plea deal
• Piercy man to stand trial for vehicular manslaughter
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for March 11, 2011
• Elderly woman robbed in parking lot
• College buys new Willits campus site
• HBE signs new hospital contract
• Alleged arsonist arrested
• Blind man struck in Willits crosswalk
• County will use CAC to set new district boundaries
• CRIME TIME for March 9, 2011
• DA sponsors new marijuana cultivation bill
• Dismissed lawsuit in Clint Smith case appealed
• Railroad Avenue bridge: A first step to north-south corridor
• Smoky fire on Lakeview Drive
• Special interests to county: 'Give us our money'
• Teachers miffed at district labor move
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for March 4, 2011
• Contract awarded to build new Railroad Avenue bridge
• Ridgewood Grade continues to slide
• Snow in the valley melted fast
• Willits man arrested for Piedmont grows
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for March 2
• Brooktrails standoff with armed fugitive ends quietly; bomb recovered from scene
• Two jolts rattle Willits area
• Preparing for the worst: County crews get ready for storm
• Two men and a juvenile arrested for home burglary
• Executive Office analysis: Are county's deficit estimates gloomy or realistic?
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for February 25
• Anthony Peak snow levels 'normal'
• Brooktrails man pleads guilty to battery
• School oversight committee report: All quiet
• River Watch: Environmental champions or extortionists?
• Corporation yard waste oil tank cleanup: A timeline
• Brown order freezes most state hiring
• A fruitful year? Owners of already-budding fruit trees hope for minimal frost
• Supervisors won't cut Allman's staff further for now
• Community leader Gordon Wagenet dead at 89
• School district facilities project moves forward
• Rain and snow continues in forecast; minimal accumulation today
• CHP officer killed in Piercy crash
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for February 18
• Brooktrails settles with River Watch; raw sewage spills the issue
• Little lambs already on the ground at Little Lake Valley ranch
• Water leaks plague Brooktrails ; Major leak repaired last week
• Wintry weather to continue
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for February 16, 2011
• Accused Willits teacher's molestation confession caught on tape
• Friends forever: Jerry and 'DJ' Saunders met as friends and became soul mates
• Accolades for TWN Sweethearts: Why they were chosen
• Willits finances nearly in the black at midyear
• WPD crackdown on crosswalk violations
• District budget positive for once
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for February 11, 2011
• Soup Sipped Saturday - Annual fundraiser brings in over $5,000 for Willits Daily Bread
• Prison sentences for Brooktrails home invasion robbery
• River Watch sues the city again - Underground storage tank cleanup sparks suit
• Crime Time for February 9
• A life well lived: 'Grandma Mavis' dies at age 92
• County searching for contractor to engineer Brooktrails second access
• Assault outside Shanachie Pub
• Charter School students can't play sports at Baechtel
• County to shut Family Planning unit
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for February 4, 2011
• Remco decision partly overturned on appeal
• Remco case in a nutshell
• Babysitter arrested for molesting children
• Sleeping woman shot in her bed
• Horse and rider struck on Hearst Road
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for February 2, 2011
• Crime Time for January 26
• Crime Time for January 28
• County smart meter moratorium likely symbolic
• Supes OK moratorium on Smart Meters
• County seeking big concessions from SEIU
• Bashore influential on modular question
• Sheriff lays off four, moves two to Covelo
• Sheriff still $800,000 in red
• States drowning in red ink
• Court changes for 2011
• Oakland men arrested following Boonville robbery
• Smart meters being installed in Mendocino County
• State budget focus: State employees
• Man arrested for fourth DUI
• WCS Winter Fund Drive tops $30,000 goal
• Local firefighter helps save life in Tahoe
• Concerns about radio waves from smart meters
• School board rejects independent charter petition
• Van Lane drainage project out for bid
• Retirement actuary recommends $4 million hike
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for January 21, 2011
• Road rage shooting on Bell Springs Road
• Trial set for Willits sailor in Virginia stabbing
• Parolee falls through ceiling during manhunt
• New ammo law goes into effect February 1
• State of the state budget: Focus on corrections
• Murder suspect caught in downtown Willits
• CalTrans now supports changes to Sherwood Road interchange
• Willits area income drops with recession
• Stabbed youth identified
• Brown proposes broad range of budget cuts
• Pinches adds back Alternative A to Brooktrails second access study
• Willits Community Services Fund Drive almost complete
• Parolee gets seven more years in prison for high-speed chase
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for January 14, 2011
• Drunken-driving crash on Sherwood Road
• Suspicious structure fire on Ridge Road
• Schools projects meeting leaves local contractors frustrated
• Willits youth stabbed, man arrested
• Laytonville man shoots at imaginary robbers
• Man shoots at home, hitting child
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for January 12, 2011
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• Baechtel Grove teacher arrested for Arcata molestation
• Hamburg puts board on notice at first meeting
• Woman slain north of Willits identified
• Covelo bank burgled
• Molester sentenced to 14-year prison term
• WCS fundraising approaches $30,000 goal
• CRIME TIME for January 7, 2011
• 2010: The year in review
• Woman shot, killed north of Willits
• Fatal crash Sunday night in Covelo
• Rotary crab sale Friday and Saturday
• Willits mushroom hunter spends three nights in woods
• A geyser on Highway 20
• March 2010
• July Boardman Ridge shooting by deputy 'justified'
• WCS thermometer climbs to almost $18,000
• 'Baby Jesus' taken from manger scene
• 2011 stamps will be 'forever'
• 2010: The year in review
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for December 31, 2010
• Railroad Avenue bridge out for bid
• City to spend $261,000 for West Van Lane drainage
• Gifts delivered to kids on Christmas Eve
• City agrees to shut down REMCO document repository
• Census 2010: Mendocino County growth among slowest in state
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for December 29, 2010
• California Building Code changes take effect in January
• Local murder suspect charged in cold case killing
• Elderly woman attacked inside home
• Willits homes light up the night sky with deer, icicles and Santas
• Willits Community Services and Food Bank's Winter Fund Drive tops $12,000
• Grinches trash Christmas lights
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for December 24, 2010
• Kansas pot sale leads to Willits arrest
• Deputies involved in second pot grow killing cleared
• Possible retaliatory 'murder for hire' plot against deputy
• Nine children receive gift certificates for TWN contest entries
• A rainy Christmas in the forecast
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS
• Smoky boxcar fire Sunday
• Brooktrails fire sends disabled resident to hospital, totals home
• Supervisors cut seven sheriff's positions
• High-speed chase ends in arrest
• Santa Train: Misty hills, chugging engines, cookies, twinkle lights and Santa!
• School board okays modular almost
• 9.31 fees going up
• Wisconsin sting with a Willits weed connection
• Winter Fund Drive continues to raise money for Willits Community Services and Food Bank
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for December 17, 2010
• Another pedestrian struck in Willits crosswalk
• County's thin 'blue line:' Sheriff's presence thin even before cuts
• Tree tages: Willits Needy Kids Christmas Program asks for tags to be filled ASAP
• Environmental groups take a wait-and-see approach to MNF cleanup
• Measure B progress report at special school board meeting today
• County may log land near Little River airport
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for December 15, 2010
• Second area home damaged by fire caused by hot ashes
• Driver suffers major injuries when car plunges off Highway 20
• Willits Needy Kids Christmas Program is in full swing
• Council votes down engineering Main Street upgrade
• New city council sworn in
• Willits Community Services and Food Bank begins annual Winter Drive
• Two-year prison sentence for transporting marijuana
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for December 10, 2010
• Canadian struck, killed in Willits crosswalk
• Officer assaulted and puppies killed during Covelo incident
• A Roots Christmas: Taking advantage of a break in the weather, crowds stream to ride 'steam'
• Full Court Press: Law enforcement draws MNF battleline
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPROTS for December 8, 2010
• Laytonville shooting leaves one dead, one in custody
• Roots Holiday Express is Saturday
• Board orders Allman to cut seven positions
• New sewer plant on track
• City comments on proposed new Willits college site
• Supervisors okay Williamson Act renewal
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for DECEMBER 3, 2010
• Toy HOGs: Motorcycle riders brave cold to bring gifts for 2010 Toy Run
• Hunters lost east of Covelo home safe
• Business dispute ends in arrests
• Snarled traffic and frayed tempers start Holiday Season
• Willits man held for meth sales
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for DECEMBER 1, 2010
• Crashes snarl holiday travel
• Rescue in the snow
• New hospital concept drawings submitted to state
• Votes counted; no changes
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for November 26, 2010
• 18th annual Willits Toy Run this Sunday
• Sheriff's canine captures casino fugitive
• Horsemen get approval to move arena
• Snow strands 12 Willits and Laytonville motorists
• Cookie truck overturns north of Leggett
• Cash, weapons, pot and Spaniards in Piercy bust
• Snow likely in area hills Saturday
• Chamberlain Creek crew picks up goods for Community Thanksgiving feast
• School board to consider independent charter
• Girls' water ski coach arrested for sexual abuse
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for November 19, 2010
• TWN's November 17, 2010, edition
• Hutchins: Violent crime spree ended with death
• City, county, state votes still being counted
• New smoke detectors installed in Willits homes
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for November 17, 2010
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for Nov. 12, 2010
• TWN's November 12, 2010, edition
• Parolee shot and killed by deputy in Fort Bragg
• Board cuts mental health, sheriff's office; 36 workers to be laid off
• On again, off again bypass gets extension
• Brooktrails second access gets $459,000
• Seasonally coo,l but clear, weather
• TWN's November 10, 2010, edition
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for November 10, 2010
• Volunteers improve city by installing bike racks
• Wine and mushroom delight: 250 ride for rails to benefit HMH
• Man wanted in August home invasion arrested
• TWN's November 5, 2010, edition
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for November 5, 2010
• Pavement repairs scheduled for Main Street on Saturday
• Board approves drilling for high school well
• Statewide election results
• Kubin may seek help on facilities, administration
• Pinches and Eyster apparent winners; Measure C big loser
• Supervisors reject expansion of Ward's River Road 'green' composting facility
• TWN's November 3, 2010, edition
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for November 3, 2010
• City asks for help with storm drains
• Boys soccer team in NCS playoffs today
• No resident deputies in Covelo
• Independent charter school group gaining steam
• Man sought in Thursday Bell Springs shooting
• One dead, one wounded in attempted pot robbery
• Election results for November 2
• Proposition 19: The Legalize Marijuana Act
• Measure C: Half-cent tax on county retail sales
• Proposition 26: Increases approval requirements for some state and local fees
• Proposition 25: Budget vote changed to simple majority
• Proposition 24: Repeals laws lowering taxes for some businesses
• Proposition 23: Suspension of Global Warming Solutions Act
• Proposition 22: Prohibits state from taking or borrowing funds from local government
• Voters' guide: Proposition 21, vehicle license fee for state parks
• A voter's guide to two redistricting propositions, 20 and 27
• TWN's October 29, 2010, edition
• TWN's October 20, 2010, edition
• TWN's October 22, 2010, edition
• TWN's October 27, 2010, edition
• CRIME TIME & FIRE LOGS for October 29, 2010
• SMART quashes NCRA bid to open
• Remember to vote Tuesday
• Weather eases for Harvest Moon Festival
• Bell Springs shooting leaves one wounded
• Willits opts out of sharing revenue on Measure C
• New Willits college campus planned
• TWN's October 15, 2010, edition
• Morris Dam leak will get epoxy fix
• Mendocino County ranks first in CAMP eradications
• Candidates forum to air on local TV
• A polite debate by supervisor candidates
• Willits council candidates address issues
• CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for October 15, 2010
• Covelo pedestrian suffers major injuries
• Suspicious fire on Locust Street
• TWN's October 13, 2010, edition
• CRIME TIME & FIRE RPORTS for OCTOBER 13, 2010
• Perfect fall weather heralded 8th WHAT Walk
• Thompson sees signs of improving economy
• Willits man convicted of lewd acts with child
• Six-county effort planned to take back forest
• TWN's October 8, 2010, edition
• Teachers, district spat over Harper TWN commentary
• School board approves district charter school
• TWN's October 6, 2010, edition
• CRIME TIME & FIRE LOGS for OCTOBER 8, 2010
• Willits felon arrested on gun charges
• Tasting Autumn: Frey Vineyards fundraiser full of music, food and fun
• Candidates Forum Tuesday
• HomeTown healthy draws 350 on Sunday
• Round Valley raids wrap up, for now
• Laytonville woman arraigned for feeding bears
• Fire scorches Solid Wastes of Willits
• Brooktrails residents polled for concerns
• TWN's October 1, 2010, edition
• Supervisors tweak healthcare rates
• Willits firefighters respond to Tuesday, Wednesday blazes
• Allman honored with Medal of Valor
• 37 arrested in two days of Covelo pot raids, 14 others cited
• Willits CRIME TIME & FIRE REPORTS for OCTOBER 1
• TWN's September 29, 2010, edition
• Ukiah court sites whittled down to two
• Indian Days celebration marred by fights
• Damage claim filed against city
• Sex offender taken into custody at Willits High School
• Fall is in the air
• TWN's September 24, 2010, edition
• TWN's September 10, 2010, edition
• TWN's September 17, 2010, edition
• TWN's September 22, 2010, edition
• Mendocino County Fair and Apple Show had fun for all
• A new captain in town
• Highway 101 closed for early morning wreck
• Council drops resolution on CalTrans funds
• CalTrans to withdraw bypass extension request
• Fire and crime time for September 24
• Willits Frontier Days 4th of July Independence Day Parade
• 4th of July Independence Day Parade
• 8th Annual Crab And Wine Days
• Christmas Train-Willits

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