Thank you letter from the Comptche Volunteer Fire Department to Mendocino Redwood Company for a donation of a 6,000 gallon water system. The letter is dated June 8, 2015 and…
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Mendocino Companies' CEO Bob Mertz drafted a letter to employees and other stakeholders regarding the Companies' treatment of tan oaks. The letter is dated May 1, 2015 and may be…
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April 24, 2015 Mendocino County Board of Supervisors 501 Low Gap Road, Room 1010 Ukiah, CA 95482 Re: April 21, 2015 Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda Item #6c, Discussion Regarding…
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by Adrian Baumann04/23/2015Willits NewsThe county continued its efforts to grapple with the issue of hack-and-squirt, otherwise known as frill-treatment, at a lengthy board of supervisors meeting Tuesday, April 21, that…
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by Adam Randall04/23/2015Ukiah Daily JournalMendocino Redwood Co. President Mike Jeni defended its ‘hack-and-squirt’ processes Tuesday in front of the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors, which was unable to reach a…
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Fort Bragg High School Agricultural Science Teacher, Megan Schmitt, drafted a thank you letter to Mendocino Redwood Company for a donation of redwood fencing materials. The letter is dated April…
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by Adam Randall 04/21/2015 Ukiah Daily Journal A Mendocino County resolution asking area timber companies to voluntarily suspend “hack-and-squirt” practices failed to gain approval by the Board of Supervisors Tuesday.…
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By Glenda Anderson04/21/2015Santa Rosa Press DemocratThe timber-management practice that poisons hardwood trees and leaves them to decompose in forests drew a crowd of 200 people to a Mendocino County Board of…
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by Will Parrish04/08/2015The Anderson Valley AdvertiserLarge, politically-active corporations tend to employ influence peddlers who can talk when even money can't. A perfect example is playing out here in Mendocino County.…
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by Franklin Graham 04/01/2015 The Anderson Valley Advertiser Ted R. Williams has written an inspired letter to the Board of Supervisors concerning the danger posed by dead tanoaks on Mendocino…
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