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The state Office of Emergency Services also announced that Mendocino County will receive more than $60,000 in reimbursement funds for its disaster response.
“We need to learn to eat what’s bountiful and available, and not always just want that same piece of salmon,” said MendoParks board member Cally Dym after UniFest, a marriage of culinary arts and sustainability education.
One Ukiah resident said it only recently occurred to her that her daughter and granddaughter “would have less choice, fewer options, and fewer rights than I had.”
The MCFSC started almost 20 years ago with a focus on education; In this new round of funding alone, it’s taking on fire safety projects at 22 sites countywide over the next three years – not to mention the work underway by smaller neighborhood councils.
“You reached out to all of the councilmembers,” Mayor Jim Brown said, commending Climate Action Mendocino. “You came prepared with the science.”
