Skunk Train’s new boss to save historic Finnish lodge as residence, possible future hall use

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4 thoughts on “Skunk Train’s new boss to save historic Finnish lodge as residence, possible future hall use

  1. Oh, golly, Frank Hartzell! Now this is fine reporting! Thank you for such a comprehensive story, with so much background and history. And thanks for introducing Mr. Pappas to the community. This is a great example of why good local journalism is so important to our country, on every level from national right down to my next-door neighbors. And thanks to the Mendocino Voice, a beacon of hope. I wish the Pappas family the very best with their efforts to secure the past and future of this building. I’m inspired!

  2. WOW!!!! I don’t know how old the gallary of pictures are but the place appears to be in very good shape. I don’t know if the price of $475,000 is factual or not. I must say, I would be pleased to bid on a structure like that, especially out of receivership, if the square foot price was a mere $63. You can’t build a backyard shed for $63 dollars a square foot today, especially out of old growth heart redwood. I hope Mr. Pappas keeps his word to the community.

  3. Excellent story. Very well written. I played with our Fort Bragg rock band at Eagles Hall and went to many dances there. The Eagles Hall is an important place in the history of Fort Bragg California.

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