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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2017
Page
1
California moves toward a January 1 launch of a regulated adults only cannabis marketplace following Proposition 64. Regulators approved rules last month and plan updates in about a year. Critics say several campaign promises were changed or reneged. Andrew Acosta notes shifts from the Prop. 64 platform.
Campaign literature claimed Prop 64 would shield small farmers from mega corporations, offering five years of advantage by barring licenses for cannabis farms larger than one acre until 2023. The measure aimed to sustain small-scale growers amid California's growing marijuana industry.
Editor Scott Travis compiles the first part of Mendocino County's 2017 year in review, covering January through March. The piece appears in the Udji Ukiahdj publication and reflects local news highlights and notable events from early 2017.
Ukiah Valley Fire Authority responded to the Palace Hotel on Thursday evening after debris fell from the building. Other items note city council plans for an upscale hotel downtown, a fatal crash on North State Street, and local efforts to fund road improvements for a proposed Costco warehouse.
Mendocino College will run Reg2Go at Ukiah High starting January 8 to help high school seniors finish the college application process. The program covers admission steps such as applications assessments academic counseling and registration from 9 30 a.m. to 12 40 p.m. Seniors should bring the Reg2Go form or inform their counselor to join.
Mendocino County Supervisors voted December 18 to raise the district supervisor salary from 61,200 to 85,500 a year. District 4 Supervisor Dan Gjerde proposed a figure about one fifth lower, arguing county worker averages support his stance. County Executive Carmel Angelo cited regional comparisons used to justify the increase.
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