Benbow Dam removal completed on Eel River in California
California State Parks announced the Benbow Dam removal, the second largest concrete dam removed in the state, finished after planning began in 2010 and demolition starting in 2016. The project restores 96 miles of habitat for salmon and steelhead, improves river safety, and paves way for future habitat restoration and monitoring.
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Eel River
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Office of Habitat Conservation
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Noaa Restoration Center
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North Coast Redwoods
California Department of Parks and Recreation
Destructive device found in Mendocino County prompt probe
The resident reported a possible explosive device to the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies mapped the scene and sent photos to the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office, which confirmed a destructive device, neutralized it, and secured it as evidence. The motive remains unknown and tips can be directed to the sheriff’s tip line at 707-234-2100.
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Suspect in theft of mail arrested
Jonathon Sanchez a 32 year old Fort Bragg man was arrested on suspicion of petty theft after detectives found a stolen package in his backpack during surveillance in the 30000 block of Boge Lane Fort Bragg. He was cited and released.
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California Moves Jumpstart Laws Across State Powers
California lawmakers push cannabis restrictions on vehicles and wage hikes toward 15 per hour by 2020. New parental leave and open carry tweaks accompany ammunition sales licensing, free first year at community college, free feminine products in many schools, sanctuary state status, and bans on immigration status collection in public schools. Ruth Schneider notes.
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Daily digest of local incidents in Ukiah area
Reports from Ukiah include transient activity near Garden on Village Circle and camping along Cherry and South State streets. A red Suburban DUI arrest at Taco Bell led to Josh L Goates's citation. A separate DUI arrest followed a street fight involving Terrance J. J. ONeal-Young. Other items note shoplifting at Safeway, a death report on Stella Drive, public urination, and a dog fight sparking a human altercation.
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South State Streets
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North State Street
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Ukiah
North Main
Perkins Streets
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Mendocino County
Safeway
South State Street
Stella Drive
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Spring Streets
Ukiah council eyes cannabis rules for city limits
City staff map shows where cannabis businesses could open and council weighs harmonizing rules with medical dispensaries 650 feet from schools and 250 feet from youth facilities. Sangiacomo supports consistency and public facilities access while Mulheren emphasizes job and tax benefits. The panel votes to introduce an ordinance banning volatile manufacturing in Neighborhood Commercial zones and sets 600 and 250 foot buffers, with a January return for adoption.
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Ukiah
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