Mary Benjamin is a local journalist based in Fort Bragg, California. She writes for the Fort Bragg Advocate News and Advocate News, covering a range of topics including community events, local news, environmental issues, and cultural happenings in the area. Her work has also been featured in Coastal News Today and the American Shoreline Podcast Network.
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Mary Benjamin's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on events, community support, and human interest stories in the Fort Bragg area of California. She often includes expert commentary and press releases in her articles.
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By: Mary Benjamin
FORT BRAGG, CA — At the Fort Bragg City Council meeting on Tuesday, November 12, 2024, the city moved forward on new pro-housing initiatives to draw in developers with housing project proposals to ease the critical shortage of affordable homes and rentals.
Due to the recent severe weather conditions, Caltrans postponed the full overnight closure of the Jack Peters Creek Bridge, from Lansing Street to south of Road 500D.
CASPAR, CA > > On Highway 1, at the Caspar Bridge, a head-on collision between two vehicles led to the death of one of the three people involved in the accident. One vehicle, an Infiniti dr…
FORT BRAGG, CA > > Caltrans has announced its rescheduling of the full closure dates on the Jack Peters Creek Bridge currently under modification. Previously announced closure dates had been canceled to inclement weather. Below is Caltrans' official notice.
FORT BRAGG, CA — The 28th annual Season of Sharing for the Fort Bragg Food Bank began on Sunday, December 1 of this year, and will continue until January 15, 2025. As part of its long tradition, Season of Sharing donors will be recognized in this newspaper unless anyone prefers to remain anonymous. Donors may also add a loved one's name in memory of or in honor of via a memo or simply writing in S.O.S.
Prior to the Fort Bragg City Council regular meeting, the City Council held a public reception to honor Mayor Bernie Norvell and his eight years of service on the City Council, four of which Norvel…
FORT BRAGG, CA — On December 8, the Fort Bragg Police Department, with the cooperation of parents, put out a missing person bulletin on its Facebook page for Naomi Lily Anne Mora, a white female, age 15. The teenager is 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighs 120 pounds, has black hair and hazel eyes. They are also known as “Roy” and “Bunny.” They have been missing since 6:00 PM on Saturday, December 7, 2024.
By: Mary Benjamin
FORT BRAGG, CA — As Season of Sharing continues, the Mendo Food Network, which previously operated out of the Fort Bragg Food Bank site, can call their “pop-up” food program a great success. The purpose is to prevent severe food crises in the more rural and underserved areas of the county.
Now that Mendo Food Network has a 15,000 sq. ft. distribution warehouse in Willits, purchased with grant funding, the nonprofit’s expansion into the more rural areas of the county is on the t…
FORT BRAGG, CA — Noyo High School, the Alternative Education school within the Fort Bragg Unified School District, has a small student population with big hearts. As part of the school curriculum, students are required to go out into the community workplace and find a mentored position in a business or nonprofit that is of interest to them.
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