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The Observer: A nod is good as a wink to a blind horse - Vimarsana News

The Observer: A nod is good as a wink to a blind horse

Last week, we discussed the Board of Supervisors December 5th meeting where a hearing was held on proposed fee increases brought forward by 18 different departments. According to CEO Darcie Antle, “The proposed fee changes reflect the ongoing efforts of all departments and offices to meet full cost recovery, per Board direction. The proposed changes […]

The Observer: You can't always get what you want – The Mendocino Beacon - Vimarsana News

The Observer: You can't always get what you want – The Mendocino Beacon

A major item under discussion at the Board of Supervisors meeting this past Tuesday was a full-scale hearing on proposed fee increases wished-for by 16 different departments.

The Observer: You can't always get what you want – Fort Bragg Advocate-News - Vimarsana News

The Observer: You can't always get what you want – Fort Bragg Advocate-News

A major item under discussion at the Board of Supervisors meeting this past Tuesday was a full-scale hearing on proposed fee increases wished-for by 16 different departments.

The Observer: You can't always get what you want – The Ukiah Daily Journal - Vimarsana News

The Observer: You can't always get what you want – The Ukiah Daily Journal

A major item under discussion at the Board of Supervisors meeting this past Tuesday was a full-scale hearing on proposed fee increases wished-for by 16 different departments.

The Observer: You can't always get what you want – The Willits News - Vimarsana News

The Observer: You can't always get what you want – The Willits News

A major item under discussion at the Board of Supervisors meeting this past Tuesday was a full-scale hearing on proposed fee increases wished-for by 16 different departments.