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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By: Frank Hartzell
A quick history of JDSF from 1947 to the present.
By: Frank Hartzell
WHEN GOV. GAVIN NEWSOM issued a directive to all state agencies in 2020 to give First Nations an equal role in the management of their ancestral lands, it was heralded as a turning point in California history.
By: Frank Hartzell
THE JACKSON DEMONSTRATION State Forest was controversial from the day it was purchased in 1947 from the old Caspar Lumber Company.
By: Frank Hartzell
Residents ask Supervisor Ted Williams and state reps to take positions on bridge repair or replacement
By: Frank Hartzell
This year expect a 1980s-themed three-day blast of fun.
By: Frank Hartzell
Fire ruled accidental, not related to cash scattered at scene.
By: Frank Hartzell
Festival culminates with parade at noon on Labor Day.
By: Frank Hartzell
With 1980s tunes blaring and two dancers who looked like Hall and Oates but rocked more like Van Halen and Bon Jovi gyrating on a Skunk Train float, the Paul Bunyan Days parade celebrated its 80s theme on a perfect sunny day to crowds that packed the curbs on Main Street and Franklin Street.
By: Frank Hartzell
Meeting date undetermined but Caltrans has extended the public comment period; Stewards receive letter critical of Caltrans process.
By: Frank Hartzell
Five candidates, plus two taxes on Fort Bragg ballot
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