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Ukiah City Council approves first step in creating new park (opens the original)
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The Ukiah City Council Wednesday approved the first step in bringing a park to the Wagenseller neighborhood by voting to have staff begin the process of seeking grant funding from the state of California. “The first step is to submit an application,” Community Services Director Jake Burgess told the council Sept. 16 when the item was pulled off the Consent Calendar at the request of resident Linda Sanders, who expressed concerns about potential soil contamination at the proposed site city staff
Huffman still pushing for Coyote Valley Dam feasibility study (opens the original)
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In a press release this week, Rep. Jared Huffman (D – San Rafael), reported voting for legislation that advances “several Northern California Projects,” including a study evaluating the possibility of increasing the storage capacity of Lake Mendocino by potentially raising Coyote Valley Dam. On Wednesday, Huffman announced that he “voted to pass the Water Resources Development Act of 2026,” describing it as “bipartisan legislation (that) authorizes the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ civil works p
Possible funding, location identified for Wagenseller neighborhood park (opens the original)
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At their next meeting Wednesday, the Ukiah City Council is scheduled to consider approving a plan to seek funding for a long-discussed need: Creating a park for the Wagenseller neighborhood. “The city of Ukiah’s 2040 General Plan recognizes parks, recreation facilities, and accessible public spaces as important components of a healthy and equitable community,” city staff explain in the agenda report prepared for the Sept. 16 meeting, noting that: “a comprehensive Parks Gap Analysis was completed
25 years later: Ukiah woman recalls life in NYC after 9/11 attack (opens the original)
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Longtime Ukiah resident Alyssum Wier was living in New York City in September of 2001 while attending Columbia University. Her apartment was only about two miles from the Twin Towers, and she vividly remembers the morning of Sept. 11, especially how it was her father calling from Mendocino County after the first plane flew into the buildings who first alerted her to the horror that was unfolding: “On the morning of 9/11, my two roommates had left the apartment before the first plane hit, so I wa
Movies I saw in August: Tony, Dog Stars, End of Oak Street (opens the original)
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All of the movies I saw in the theater in August were about endings: The first an end to life on Earth as we know it; the second an end to teen-age freedom as the wave of adulthood threatens to drown all hope; and the third an end of wishing for something that might be just beyond reach instead of embracing what you can touch right now. The End of Oak Street (8/15/2026) Grade: B. This movie felt like Jurassic Park blended with Stranger Things, a mix that turned two great originals into one only
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