“During work hours from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, West Perkins Street will be closed between North Spring Street and North Hortense Street, Please use an alternate route during the hours of street closure.”
Food distribution begins at 6:30 this morning and goodies include “chicken, turkey, mozzarella sticks, salsa, queso, strawberries, pineapple, peaches, potatoes, celery, carrots, avocados, chilies, fruit juice, and milk.”
“The theme of the mural is MMIW/MMIP (Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women/Persons), the mural is to raise awareness about social justice issues that impact our community. We are working closely with Connie Hostler, the mother of Khadijah Britton, who is from The Round Valley Indian Tribes.”
“The City of Ukiah in conjunction with Walk and Bike Mendocino is hosting a Community Clean-up in honor of Earth Day on Saturday, April 24th from 9 am – 12 pm at the Great Redwood Trail. Meet-up time will be at 9 am at the Railroad Depot located at 247 E. Perkins St., Ukiah.”
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“Any donations are appreciated and go directly to help Jarred to pay medical bills and support himself (and soon to be 3 kids) until he’s back up and kicking all the asses.”
“The Poet Laureate is an honorary position that seeks to advance the knowledge and enjoyment of literary arts and culture through writing, education and community events. S/he/they compose poems for special events and occasions and create events such as poetry contests, writing workshops and lectures, and public reading.”
“A frozen turkey or ham, stuffing mix, potatoes, yams, broccoli, cauliflower, celery, onions, cranberries, and fresh fruit are included in the Holiday Box.”
“What will Ukiah look like in 2040? The City of Ukiah is seeking community involvement at two virtual workshops related to the 2040 General Plan, our community’s “blueprint” for the next two decades.”
“The spirit of Thanksgiving has never seemed stronger than this year, when our small but determined community came together in spirit.”
