Arts & Culture
New Ukiah gallery seeking art for upcoming show, “Light & Dark”
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Submissions are open until August 20.
Arts & Culture
Headlines from history! Parades, fires, and women bootleggers — Mendocino Co. news from July, 1921
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Dispatch Democrat. July 1, 1921 – INFORMATION FILED AGAINST WENDLING BLIND PIGGERS
WENDLING – Information was filed by District Attorney McCowan this week against several alleged bootleggers of Wendling. Annie Mariani is accused of two counts, one for making a sale and one for maintaining a place where intoxicating liquor was sold. Mrs. Betti was accused of four sales and one maintenance charge. Mrs. Gialdini will face trial on one sale and one maintenance charge, while E. Capelli is accused on one maintenance charge. Dispatch Democrat. July 29, 1921 – WOMEN BOOTLEGGERS GET FINES OF $100
Lack of quarters in the county jail for women inmates saved from a jail sentence last Friday Mrs. Amelia Gialdini and Mrs. Elenia Betti, female bootleggers of Wendling.
Mendocino
Forest activists hold prayer circle for Pomo, Cal Fire tour nixed
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The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians is engaged in government to government consultations with Cal Fire.
Arts & Culture
Fort Bragg’s Citizens Commission wants input on changing town’s name
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The survey questions include the idea of switching to a different historical figure named Bragg. Fill out the survey, link in article.
Coronavirus
At least 5 attendees of Willits Frontier Days & 2 employees of Jensen’s Restaurant test positive for COVID
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Testing rates have crashed since reopening, so the actual number of infected people is no longer known with the same accuracy.
