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Taste of Downtown 2011 Added on: 2011-06-24 16:44:00
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The streets were filled with over 1500 people as the annual Taste of Downtown event kicked off on June 10th. This event was deemed the most successful of all previous Tastes of Downtown. Sponsored by the Ukiah Main Street Program, this event pairs downtown businesses with local wineries and food to give customers a chance to wander the street, listen to a variety of music while sampling food and wine or beer. This also encourages folks to visit their downtown stores as well.
Path To Citizenship Added on: 2011-06-23 13:56:52
All interested lawful permanent residents (green card holders) can receive free legal assistance with their U.S. citizenship applications and attend educational workshops offered by Legal Services of Northern California (LSNC). Path to Citizenship Day is on Saturday, July 9, 2011 from 10am-4pm at the SPACE Theater, 508 W. Perkins St. Ukiah, CA.
LSNC welcomes all who are interested in learning about the naturalization process or applying for U.S. citizenship. "We are hosting this Path to Citizenship Day to provide legal assistance for a long and intimidating process that can prevent lawful permanent residents from pursuing their dream of U.S. citizenship," said Angelica Millan of LSNC. "Our goal is to create a safe space to ask questions, get answers, and take the next step in becoming a U.S. citizen."
Appointments are encouraged but are not necessary to attend. For any questions regarding what documents attendees may want to bring, call Angelica at (707) 513-1026. Refreshments will be provided.
Path to Citizenship Day is co-sponsored by Assemblyman Wes Chesbro, state Sen. Noreen Evans, Congressman Mike Thompson, MendoLake Credit Union, Savings Bank of Mendocino County, and North Coast Opportunities, Inc.
Airport Day 2011 - Just Plane Fun! Added on: 2011-06-21 14:11:56
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Family fun was had at the annual Airport Day on June 11th. Planes and helicopters from all eras lined the tarmac. Folks took in the atmosphere from either the ground, or, if one wanted, from the air with rides in various aircraft.
UFD Ladder Truck - Big Toys for the Big Boys Added on: 2011-06-16 14:03:35
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On June 15th Ukiah Fire Department trained on the ladder truck at Ukiah High School.







CSI: UKIAH - Week Ending 6-15-11 Added on: 2011-06-16 13:53:31
CSI UKIAH
Sunglasses leads to DUI arrest.
UVMC Staff Assaulted.
Dine and Dash!
And much more! Plus all the crime stats for the week ......read more
Legal Services Grand ReOpening Added on: 2011-06-10 14:25:35
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June 3rd saw the long-anticipated Grand Reopening of the Legal Services of Northern California offices. After a fire destroyed much of the building located at 421 North Oak Street, personnel have been moving around to various locations in order to maintain business while their building was being restored. The wait was finally over and happy employees and customers gathered to celebrate. For more information about the Legal Services call 707-462-1471.


CSI: Week Ending 6-8-11 Added on: 2011-06-10 13:56:14
CSI UKIAH
Domestic Violence...Come on people. Can't we all just get along?
And much more! Plus all the crime stats for the week ......read more
Fort Bragg Woman to Stand Trial for Gang Related Attack Added on: 2011-06-07 12:35:18
A 21-year-old Fort Bragg woman who allegedly wielded an ax during a gang-related attack has been ordered to stand trial in Mendocino County Superior Court on three felony assault and battery charges.

Maricruz Alvarez-Carrillo, 21, faces felony assault with a deadly weapon charges, and felony battery with serious injury for her role in an incident Jan. 28 in outside the C.V. Starr recreational center. Alvarez-Carillo is accused of taking the ax to Alissa Colberg, who suffered chest and facial wounds, and a Fort Bragg juvenile male victim. Judge Clay Brennan found the ax attack was gang-related, after hearing testimony from 13 witnesses following a two-day preliminary hearing last week.

Alissa Colberg was the main witness for prosecutors. She testified that around 4:30 p.m. on Jan. 28 she was walking to the dog park next to the Starr center when she saw Alvarez-Carillo chasing the male juvenile around a vehicle. At first she thought the woman was attacking him with a hammer, but she soon learned it was a hatchet. Colberg testified that she swung at Alvarez-Carillo with a dog chain in a bid to aid the juvenile, but she instead became the target of the ax attack. Colberg ended up suffering a deep wound to her chest, and cuts on her face. All left disfiguring scars, Colberg testified.

Fort Bragg Police Officer Brian Clark testified that Alvarez-Carillo later claimed that "Northeners" gang members had surrounded her car with her baby in it and then smashed the windows. Clark testified that the defendant said she got out of the car to confront Ms. Colberg "who had a chain." Tammie Lynn Garner, a neighbor who witnessed the incident, said she saw two females fighting and "one female had an ax and the other female had a belt of chain." The hatchet was later found in the parking lot in front of the Starr center.

Alvarez-Carillo and defense witnesses contended that Colberg was the aggressor in the fight because she allegedly belongs to rival gang that has terrorized the Minnesota Avenue apartment complex where the father of Alvarez-Carillos child lives.
CSI: Ukiah - Week Ending 6-1-11 Added on: 2011-06-02 16:20:57
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Resisting Arrest...tased!
Resisting Arrest...pepper sprayed!
Vandelism at Alex Thomas Plaza.
And so much more! Plus all the crime stats for the week ......read more
He's Got a Gun! Added on: 2011-06-02 14:31:40
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On both May 25th and June 1st members of local law enforcement agencies held "active shooter" training at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds. The training involved all law enforcement agencies who may be in the area when there is a call to dispatch of an active shooter.

The purpose behind the training is for first responding officers to learn to stop a shooter as quickly as possible, rather than waiting for the SWAT team to arrive. The ability to stop a suspect quickly could potentially save lives.
CSI: Ukiah - Week Ending 5-25-11 Added on: 2011-05-26 20:53:33
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All meth...all week...
And more! Plus all the crime stats for the week ......read more
Marijuana Sale Leads To Attempted Murder Added on: 2011-05-24 09:17:35
(Taken from a Sheriff's Press Release) Sheriff's Deputies went to a house in Willits on May 23rd based on a report of an armed robbery. On arrival deputies contacted the 20 year old victim who advised he went to the house to purchase a half pound of Marijuana from William Green, age 77. The victim said while in the house, Green brandished a firearm and sprayed some type of chemical into his face keeping his money without getting his marijuana.
Deputies then contacted Mr. Green of Willits. Green said that the young man owed him money from the sale of marijuana growing equipment and that when he called and now wanted Marijuana he told him to come to Willits and get it. When the young man arrived, he put his money on the table and Green took him into the next room to get the non-existent Marijuana. Green then squirted lighter fluid on the victim and was going to light him on fire when the victim pushed him into the wall and ran from the location taking some of his money back and one of two jars of Marijuana the victim had brought to the location. Green said he also pointed a gun case at the victim to make him think he had a gun so he would not come back after leaving.
Due to Mr. Green's health issues he was issued a citation to appear in court on the listed attempted murder charge.
5-21-11 Fire Training on Kunzler Ranch Rd. Added on: 2011-05-22 11:54:14
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On Saturday, May 21, 2011 Fire Departments burned down a house on Kunzler Ranch Rd. This live fire training gives the less experienced fire fighters the opportunity to work a structure fire.
CSI: Ukiah - Week Ending 5-18-11 Added on: 2011-05-19 19:13:19
CSI UKIAH
Man in dress arrested for indecent exposure
Students arrested for burglary, grand theft at school
Man vs. Fence
The usual meth, pot, alcohol...
And so much more! Plus all the crime stats for the week ......read more
Building Demolition Displaces Homeless Added on: 2011-05-17 14:13:51
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The City of Ukiah, after several months of planning the demolition of the warehouses on East Gobbi Street, finally took action on May 17th. Demolition personnel and vehicles came in early in the morning to take care of the building that has been an eyesore in the area for a long while. The other side of the story is that the homeless folks that have been camped out in the building are now, again, homeless. This is a happy situation for other building owners and businesses in the area, but may cause another problem.