County votes stop gap for ambulances in Mendocino
Mendocino County board of supervisors approved a 1040 subsidy to ambulance operators for July and August after a lengthy debate. The plan aims to sustain emergency services amid rising costs and staffing issues, with county administrator Al Beltrami noting a 40000 budget line for eight van ambulances to consider a county‑run system.
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Fred Strain
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August Avila
Fort Bragg
Everett Peterson
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Youth saves officer life in Palmdale gunfight
Palmdale teens Don Stafford and Guy Tinder leapt in as Gary Joe Garrett seized Patrolman L Dean Biss’s gun during a traffic stop. Stafford jammed the trigger guard with his thumb, preventing a shot as bystanders and other CHP officers restrained Garrett. Authorities praised the youths bravery and recommended citations.
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Don Stafford
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Brown
Laytonville Residents Protest Junk Yards to Board
A petition signed by 82 Laytonville residents was presented to the board of supervisors. They urged the county planning commission to cancel or deny renewals for auto junk yards and car wrecking yards that fail to protect the public from unsightly and unsafe conditions harming ecological and aesthetic values of homes. The letter, signed by Doyle Dorsey on Laytonville Inn Center stationery, was referred to the district attorney for action.
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Magical beasts theme summer reading at Mendocino County Library
The Mendocino County Library invites children in grades 1 through 6 to a summer reading game from July 6 to August 7 featuring magical and mythical beasts from world literature. Weekly story hour runs July 6 to August 3 in the Community Room, with movies, stories, and talent events. Fort Bragg Library hosts a similar program.
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