Tommy Wayne Kramer is a journalist who writes for the Anderson Valley Advertiser and the Ukiah Municipal Swimming Pool. His articles cover a range of topics, from local politics and community issues to humor and lifestyle. Tommy's writing style is often witty and satirical, providing a unique perspective on the news and events in Ukiah.
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Tommy Wayne Kramer's articles cover a wide range of topics, including house & home, entertainment news, and pets. He often provides opinion editorials and seasonal content.
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Conceptual drawings of the building come from Khayun Lee, a Colorado architect who says she has 15 years designing public buildings.
I spent a lot of time going to and from SFO, where I waved goodbye to friends upset with the election results, all boarding planes and heading for Canada. Again.
By: Tommy Wayne Kramer
Here comes Thanksgiving, a once-grand holiday of sharing and gratitude, slowly having the joy wrung out of it by the usual mob of angry dimwits who
By: Tommy Wayne Kramer
I once described my family as “six abrasive oddballs” led by “parents from Neptune and three siblings I never knew. All the kids ignored each other except when tormenting younger ones; meanwhile mom and dad orbited in ellipses that brought them into contact with us regularly but never intimately.”It's a fair description, if a little […]
It’s a fair description, if a little on the warm and fuzzy side. Not that we dislike one another, or that we are unhappy as a family.
By: Tommy Wayne Kramer
There has never been, and never will be a vote among local residents on A) the need for a new courthouse in Ukiah or B) Merits of the courthouse design, if based only on drawings from the Colorado architect.
Growing up a tadpole in the 1950s, I watched without much interest and zero comprehension as construction boomed and entire neighborhoods and shopping centers popped up around me.
But we don’t need an election, nor even a show of hands. Everyone, as in all the people you know and have bothered to ask, are opposed to, and laughing at, the most expensive and ugliest building in county history.
In 1955, the Village of Seven Hills was small and sparsely populated, but in a few years it was neither. How could it not grow?
By: Tommy Wayne Kramer
There once were holidays when I wrote sad words and heartbreaking paragraphs about the commercialization of Christmas, but by 2024 anyone caught
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