Fire & Emergency
Cal Fresh replacement benefits available for October 26 — 29 power shut-offs
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You can apply up until November 22.
CDFW
Dungeness season opens, but high domoic acid levels mean health warnings for North Coast
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They might be delicious but they can make you sick
Arts & Culture
Third annual Mendocino County Homebrew Festival happening Saturday, Nov. 2
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You can sample all the options and vote for the winner at the Ukiah Valley Conference Center this weekend.
Featured in Category
Food safety tips for electricity outages
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MENDOCINO Co., 10/31/19 — Power has been restored, after more than four days, and refrigerators are being cleaned out across Northern California. With all this spoiled or nearly spoiled food, public health officials are providing a few tips for practicing food safety while you sort through what has spoiled and what to save. Mendocino County’s Health and Human Services agency has provided a useful resource list from the American Red Cross with details on food safety for a variety of different types of items (see below). In general, public officials say one good suggestion is “when in doubt, throw it out.” Unpackaged food waste can be discarded in your compost/green bin, if you are provided one in your neighborhood, and clean recyclables can go in the blue bin.
Fire & Emergency
Mendocino residents who were affected by Oct. 10 shut-off may receive CalFresh replacement benefits
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Some replacement benefits may be automatic.
