Frank Hartzell is a journalist for The Mendocino Voice, focusing on local news and events in Mendocino County, California. With a keen interest in community issues and government affairs, Frank covers a range of topics including local politics, infrastructure projects, environmental concerns, and cultural events.
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Frank Hartzell's coverage primarily focuses on local government and community news in Mendocino, California. He often covers events, local announcements, and government-related topics such as politics, entertainment news, culture & society, and business & industry. Given the focus on specific locations within California (Mendocino), pitches should highlight how a particular story or expert insight is relevant to this specific area.
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- If you have an announcement related to a local event or business in Mendocino.
- Expert commentary on political decisions impacting the community of Mendocino.
- Insights into the impact of certain recreational activities like pickleball on the local community.
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By: Frank Hartzell
The two-day festival features forest hikes, presentations by Native American fungi fans, poets, artists, crafts and more.
By: Lin Due, Frank Hartzell, Sarah Stierch
The Fort Bragg City Council will consider buying internet service provider Mendocino Community Network from the Mendocino Unified School Board District at tonight’s city council meeting.
By: Frank Hartzell, Lin Due, Sarah Stierch
Traffic will be heavily impacted along state Highway 1 at night according to Caltrans.
By: Frank Hartzell
The first annual Mendocino Coast Fungi Festival drew hundreds to showcase foraging-focused fungi fun.
By: Frank Hartzell
Fair warning: Don’t try the back roads.
By: Frank Hartzell
Election is certified Tuesday, turnout lower than 2016 or 2020 Willits High School math teacher Matthew Alaniz wins after mail-in ballot count
By: Frank Hartzell
Dog teams to be deployed Tuesday.
By: Frank Hartzell
Controversy breaks out over rotating mayor and vote for vice mayor.
By: Elise Cox, Frank Hartzell
Kailand Ignacio Garcia, a 19 year old from Fort Bragg has been charged with the killing of Alyson Sanchezllanes on January 17th.
By: Frank Hartzell
Volunteer firefighters, construction workers, first responders worked in steady rain to extract the trapped driver.
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