Newspapers & Periodicals

Newspapers For On-line Media, click here Anderson Valley Advertiser 12451 Anderson Valley Way P.O. Box 459 Boonville, CA 95415 Phone: 895-3016 Fax: 895-3355 Email: ava@pacific.net Web: www.pacificsites.com/~ava/ For a good review: www.texaschapbookpress.com/magellanslog16/andersonvalley.htm THE BULLHORN Community Monthly 1330 Boonville Rd. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 467-1225 Email: editor@bullhornrag.com Web: www.bullhornrag.com "The Bullhorn is a locally-owned, muckracking newspaper-type product that covers real issues, nutures and supports community arts and local business, is a good read and kicks you in the teeth." Fort Bragg Advocate-News 450 N. Franklin P.O. Box 1188 Fort Bragg, CA 95437 Phone: 964-5642 Fax: 964-0424 Email: advocatenews@mcn.org Web: www.advocate-news.com` Independent Coast Observer 38500 S. Highway 1 P.O. Box 1200 Gualala, CA 95445 Phone: 884-3501 Fax: 884-1710 Email: info@mendonoma.com Web: www.mendonoma.com Mendocino Beacon 45066 Ukiah St. P.O. Box 225 Mendocino, CA 95460 Phone: 937-5874 Fax: 937-0825 Email: beacon@mcn.org Web: www.mendocinobeacon.com Mendocino Coast Sentinel Mendocino Coast Watch P.O. 198 Fort Bragg, CA 95437 Phone: 961-1953 Email: cwatch@mcn.org or: roanne@mcn.org Mendocino College Eagle Mendocino College 1000 Henley Creek Rd. P.O. Box 3000 Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 468-3096 Email: eagle@mendocino.cc.ca.us Eagle Forum (not published through the college) at www.greenmac.com/eagle Mendocino Country Confluence P.O. Box 533 Talmage, CA 95481 Phone: 468-1009 Fax and Voice: (800) 464-0559 Email: inbox@mendocinocountry.com Wholistic Health Education & Networking for Mendocino County since 1987. Low-cost practitioner directory and calendar of workshops and events. The Mendocino Country Independent P.O. Box 533 Talmage, CA 95481 Phone: 468-1009 Fax and Voice: (800) 464-0559 Email: inbox@mendocinocountry.com Freedom of Information for a free People. The Mendocino County Observer 50 Ramsey Rd. P.O. Box 490 Laytonville, CA 95454 Phone: 984-6223 Fax: 984-8118 Email: observer@mcn.org MCO editor Jim Shields is the most widely read columnist in Mendocino County. His column, "Political Type" appears weekly in the Anderson Valley Advertiser, Ukiah Daily Journal, and Mendocino County Observer. His column focuses on the local political scene, with special emphasis on the Board of Supervisors. The Press Democrat P.O. Box 569 427 Mendocino Ave. Santa Rosa, CA 95401 Phones: 546-2020 or (800) 675-5056 (Newsroom) Fax: 521-5330 (Newsroom) Email: letters@pressdemo.com Web: www.pressdemo.com The Press Democrat/Ukiah Bureau 445 No. State St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phones: 462-6470 Fax: 462-6478 Email: Mike Geniella: mgeniella@pressdemocrat.com or Ucilia Wang: uwang@pressdemocrat.com Web: www.pressdemo.com The Redwood Coast Review Friends of Coast Community Library P.O. Box 808 Gualala, CA 95468 Phone: 882-3114 Submissions in-care-of: Independent Coast Observer P.O. Box 1200, Gualala, CA 9545 Email: editor@mendonoma.com The Round Valley NEWS 76361 Greely St. P.O. Box 1070 Covelo, CA 95428 Phone/Fax: 983-8380 Emails: roundvalley@saber.net or cswan@saber.net Ukiah Daily Journal 590 S. School St. P.O. Box 749 Ukiah, CA 95482 Phones: 468-0123 or 468-3526 (K. C. Meadows, Editor) Email: udj@pacific.net Web: www.ukiahdailyjournal.com Ukiahilite Ukiah High School Journalism Staff 1000 Low Gap Rd. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 463-5253, Ext. 1222 Web: www.ukiahi.com/newspaper/ Willits News 77 West Commercial St. P.O.Box 628 Willits, CA 95490 (707) 459-4643 Fax: (707) 459-1664 Email: editorial@willitsnews.com or dvertising@willitsnews.com Web: www.willitsnews.com/ Advertisers, Real Estate & Wine Publications On The Market The Mendocino County Real Estate Guide Ukiah Daily Journal 590 S. School St. P.O. Box 749 Ukiah, CA 95482 Phones: 468-0123 Email: udj@pacific.net Web: www.ukiahdailyjournal.com Published weekly sa a supplement to the newspaper. Penny $laver of Mendocino County P.O. Box 2530 Clearlake, CA 95422 Phone: (888) 744-4264 Fax: 994-7749 Real Estate Magazine Mendocino Coast Property 155 A Cypress Fort Bragg, CA 95437-5401 Phones: 964-1318 or 964-3831 Fax: 964-2015 Email: rem@mcn.org Web: www.realestatemendocino.com Feature Articles on Coastal Small Businesses Real Estate of Mendocino & Lake Counties 1195 Bryce Ct. Lakeport, CA 95453 Phone: 263-5325 Email: rdufrain@pacific.net Web: www.no1realestatemag.com Savor Wine Country Magazine Published by The Press Democrat P.O. Box 569 427 Mendocino Ave. Santa Rosa, CA 95401 Phones: 546-2020 or (800) 675-5056 (Newsroom) Fax: 521-5330 (Newsroom) Email: astewart@pressdemo.com Web: www.pressdemo.com The Trader P.O. Box 1608 Redway, CA 95560 Phone/Fax: 923-4034 Email: trader@asis.com Web: www.tradertobuysellortrade.com/ BUY - SELL - TRADE Independently owned photo advertiser published every other Tuesday and distributed in and serving the people of Humboldt, Mendocino, Trinity and Lake counties. The Trader is free and is available at over 700 businesses.   Magazines A & E Magazine Mendocino Art Center 45200 Little Lake St. P.O. Box 765 Mendocino, CA 95460 Phone: 937-5818 Email: mendoart@mcn.org Web: www.mendocinoartcenter.org/default.lasso New Settler Interview P.O. Box 702 Mendocino, CA 95460 Phones: 937-5703 or 459-0465 Fax: 937-5703 Chronicling the wildcap & necessary adventures of forestland defenders & natural builders Book: The New Settler Volume I: Boogie at the Brink by Beth Robinson Bosk For more information see: www.chelseagreen.com/Rural/NewSettler.htm Mendo-Lake Parent's Journal Mendo-Lake Edition P.O. Box 351 Philo, CA 95466 Phone: 895-2459 Fax: 895-2154 Email: editorial@theparentsjournal.com Web: www.theparentsjournal.com The Original Magazine for Mindful Parents PanGaia Magazine Blessed Bee, Inc P.O Box 641 Point Arena, CA 95468 Phone: 882-2052 or (888) 724-3966 (toll free) Fax: 882-2793 Email: info@sagewoman.com Web: www.pangaia.com Creating an Earth Wise Spirituality Sage Woman Magazine P.O Box 641 Point Arena, CA 95468 Phone: 882-2052 Fax: 882-2793 Email: comments@sagewoman.com Web: www.sagewoman.com Celebrating the Goddess in Every Woman Organizational Newsletters AAY-WE JUST SAY! Alliance of Adults and Youth Northern Circle Indian Housing Authority 694 Pinoleville Dr. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 468-1336 For information on the Annual Spiritual Healing & Wellness Conference at Coyote Valley Reservation, call 485-8723. Anderson Valley Community Alliance Newsletter Mendocino County Fair and Apple Show P.O. Box 458 Boonville, CA 95415 Phone: 894-2336 (Suzy or Jimmy) The Anderson Valley Community Alliance Newsletter is a volunteer effort assisted by the local Chamber of Comerce, the Mendocino County Fairgrounds and local supporters. It is hoped that this effort aids in the building of a vibrant and prosperous community by encouraging communication and cooperation within and between organizations in the Anderson Valley. Contact Suzy or Jimmy for more information. The Blessed Bee/A Pagan Family Newsletter Blessed Bee, Inc. P.O. Box 641 Pt. Arena, CA 95468 Phones: 882-2052 or (877) 253-7723 (toll free) Fax: 882-2793 Emails: info@blessedbee.com (Publisher) or dz031@freenet.carleton.ca (Editor) Web: www.blessedbee.com The Blue Building Newsletter The Bule Building Art Center P.O. Box 122 Potter Valley, VA 95469 Phone: 743-1020 Email: thebluebuilding@pacific.net CHAMBER Network Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce 200 S. School St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 468-0251 Fax: 468-5763 Email: info@ukiahchamber.com Web: www.ukiahchamber.com Cherry Times The Butler Cherry Ranch Project 751 Sanel Drive Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 463-2736 Email: butlerorchard@pacific.net Web: www.butlercommunityorchard.org The Butler Cherry Ranch Project is a community-based project that commemorates the lives of Ukiah cherry ranchers George and Ella Butler and celebrates their decades-long tradition of sharing the fruits of their labor with their neighbors, the people of Mendocino County. The Butler Cherry Ranch Project has three major goals: to document the history of the Butler Ranch and its historic cherry-picking tradition, primarily through oral interviews and the collection of photographs; to create a community orchard and education center to teach our children about how to grow food crops organically "in our back yard"; and to establish educational programs and opportunities in the names of George and Ella Butler. Community Action Network Newsletter Community Action Network P.O.Box 802 Boonville, CA 95415 Phone/Fax: 895-3616 Email: info@allthingsorganicfestival.org Web: www.allthingsorganicfestival.org/ The Community Action Network is an all-volunteer community organization concerned with the rapid and unregulated expansion of monoculture in our area and its impact on the health of our community and environment. Provides resources, services, and outreach projects designed to educate and open up communication between local growers, the labor force, and community members about pesticide use, water resources, preserving habitat, and housing problems. Sponsors the All Things Organic Festival a gathering of Northern California's organic wine, beer, food, clothing, building supplies, agricultural supplies, and other green businesses. Downtown News Ukiah Main Street Program 200 S. State St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 463-6729 Fax: 462-2088 Email: mainst@pacific.net Web: www.ukiahmainstreetprogram.org Also see: www.cityofukiah.com/business/businessdevelopment.html Good Dirt Anderson Valley Land Trust P.O. Box 141 Boonville, CA 95415 Phone: 895-3150 Fax: 895-2138 Email: avlt@mcn.org Web: Newsletter of the Anderson Valley Land Trust. Dedicated to the voluntary preservation of the land and its abundant natural resources for the benefit of generations to come. Leader Reader Leadership Mendocino Alumni Committee Ukiah Foundation for Commerce and Education 200 South School St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 462-6707 Fax: 462-2088 Email: lm@saber.net MEC Newsletter Mendocino Environmental Center 106 W. Standley St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 468-1660 Fax: 462-2370 Email: mec@pacific.net Web: www.mecgrassroots.org/ Mendocino Environmental Center is a non-profit organization was began in 1987 with an intent to promote conservation, restoration and approrpriate use of the Earth's natural resources. Mendocino Environmental Center provides a facility where the public can work together to achieve this purpose. MEC also produces a newsletter that contains current environmental issues and events in our country. MEC is a resource center which offers support t o grassroots community groups and empowers individuals to work for positive change. The MEC networks with a politically and socially diverse community, encouraging integrity, tolerance, nonviolence and a sustainable future. MPFA Newsletter Mendocino College Part-time Faculty Association Mendocino College 1000 Hensley Creek Rd. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 485-1736 Fax: Email: mpfa@greenmac.com Web: www.mpfa.org Mendocino County Farm Bureau News 303-C Talmage Rd. Ukiah , CA 95482 Phone: 462-6664 Fax: 462-6681 Email: mendofb@pacific.net Web: www.cfbf.com/counties/co-23.htm New Dimensions Journal New Dimensions World Broadcasting Network New Dimensions Radio P.O. Box 569 Ukiah, CA 95482 Phones: 468-5215 Email: info@newdimenions.org Web: www.newdimensions.org/ Parents for Peace Newsletter Parents 4 Peace P.O Box 1978 Willits, CA 95490 Attention: James Field Phone: 459-4824 Email: resistwar2001@yahoo.com Parents & child friendly activists devoted to peace. Plowshares Advocate Plowshares Peace and Justice Center 150 Luce Ave. P.O. Box 475 Ukiah, CA 95482-9921 Phone: 462-8582 Email: plowshares@pacific.net Web: www.plowsharesfeeds.org/home.shtml Plowshares Community Dining Room - "That no one in our community go hungry..." Radio Waves Program Guide/Schedule KZYX&Z FM P.O. Box 1 9300 Hwy 128 Philo, CA 95466 Phone: 895-2324 Fax: 895-2451 Email: kzyx@pacific.net Web: www.kzyx.org SPACE Program Newsletter Near & Arnold's School Of Performing Arts & Cultural Education 145 E. Church St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 462-9370 SPACE is a professionally managed not-for-profit community organization founded in 1995. The school provides classes in dance, drama, singing, musical theater and martial arts for students from 2 1/2 years old to adult. SPACE uses the performing arts as a vehicle to promote healthy growth and development in children and youth and to interrupt discrimination and harassment in our society while reinforcing respect and cooperation. Ukiah Community Center NEWS Ukiah Community Center 888 N. State St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 462-8879 Fax: 462-0654 Email: ucced@pacific.net Web: www.pacificsites.com/~ucc/ Ukiah Natural Foods Co-op News Ukiah Natural Foods Cooperative 721 South State St. (corner of Gobbi and Main Streets) Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 462-4778 Fax: 462-7097 Email: unf@ukiahcoop.com Web: www.ukiahcoop.com/ UPstage The Ukiah Playhouse Newsletter Ukiah Players Theatre 1041 Low Gap Rd. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phones: 462-9226 (Box Office) 462-1210 (Business) Fax: 462-1790 Email: players@pacific.net Web: www.ukiahplayerstheatre.org/ Announcing performances and other activities. WCA Newsletter Willits Center for the Arts 111 E. Commercial St. Willits, CA 95490 Phone: 459-3573 or 459-3570 Willits Compassion Connection Newsletter Willits Compassion Connection 225 So. Main St. Willits, CA 95490 Phone: 456-9682 Email: Woman's Work P.O. Box 1140 Ukiah, CA 95482 Phones: 462-3335 or 895-3543 Fax: 895-2917 Email: vmuchowski@aol.com A publication of the National Women's Political Caucus of Mendocino County.   Green Business Newsletters & Calendars Tom's Newsletter Covelo Organic Vegetables 23090 Hopper Lane Covelo, CA 95428 Phone: 983-6562 Email: tomandnina@hotmail.com Web: www.greenmac.com/coveg/index.html   News Services & Bureaus The Press Democrat/Ukiah Bureau 445 N. State St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: 462-6470 Fax: 462-6478 Email: letters@pressdemo.com Web: www.pressdemo.com Newspaper Columns Eco-Logic Radical chic then and now by Ann Hancock P.O. Box 558 Graton, CA 95444 Email: jtrav@wco.com On Media by Laura Schatzberg in The Redwood Coast Review (see Newspapers and Publications, above) Media Watch Mendocino County Media Analysis By Rob Anderson Anderson Valley Advertiser (see Newspapers and Publications, above) "Political Type" By Jim Shields Mendocino County Observer Email: observer@mcn.org Widely read columnist in Mendocino County. Column appears weekly in the Anderson Valley Advertiser, Ukiah Daily Journal, and Mendocino County Observer and focuses on the local political scene, with special emphasis on the Board of Supervisors. Online Journals/News DeepEndNews.com http://DeepEndNews.com Navarro, California  95463 707-895-9356./Anna Taylor In the spirit of the Anderson Valley Advocate, a newsprint-paper published from 1972 to 1974, DeepEndNews.com is bringing the news via a new means of production for communication and discussion about Mendocino County. Reporting on the Board of Supervisors; Anderson Valley information about local fires, crimes, car crashes; the Sheriff's report; and more. Readers, writers, pictures, letters, denunciations of the government from top to bottom, school news, old stories - and buy-sell-trade-take ads (free to all parties) - are most welcome. Ideas welcome also. DeepEndNews.com is free, and tree-free. Contact Anna Taylor for more information. Eagle Forum www.greenmac.com/eagle/index.html Mendocino College Eagle Archives: back issues of the newspaper and commentary. Maintained by: Green Mac Email: greenmac@pacific.net (Not affiliated with Mendocino College) The Lake County FREE PRESS www.pacificsites.com/~lakenews/index.shtml P.O. Box 1118 Kelseyville Ca. 95451 Email: palindrome34@ hotmail.com Imperial Marin www.imperialmarin.com Pacific Area Communications P.O. Box 2523 San Anselmo, Ca. 94979 Phone: (415) 259-0118 Email: ecochicks@yahoo.com The New Eagle www.geocities.com/walrus95482/eagle2.html 6260 North State St. P.O. Box 256 Calpella, CA 95418 Email: walrus95482@yahoo.com Independent online journal of ideas. On The Edges: Bioregional Links... Censored Alert! Project Censored Sonoma State University 1801 E. Cotati Ave. Rohnert Park, CA 94928 Phone: 664-2500 Fax: 664-2108 Email: censored@sonoma.edu Web: www.projectcensored.org The Newsletter of Project Censored - Hear the Project Censored Radio Hour every Monday night, PST on KSUN, Sonoma State University's Internet Broadcasting radio station. The Eel River Reporter Friends of the Eel River P.O. Box 2305 Redway, CA 95560 Phone: 923-2146 Fax: 923-1902 Email: foer@eelriver.org Web: www.eelriver.org Save our North Coast Eel & Russian Rivers! Ecobyte Pacific Area Communications P.O. Box 2523 San Anselmo, Ca. 94979 Phone: (415) 259-0118 Email: ecochicks@yahoo.com Web: www.pacificareacomm.com/Ecobyte.htm A monthly newspaper about environment, science, health, history, arts and community involvement.  Econews Northcoast Environmental Center 879 9th St. Arcata CA 95521 Phone: 822.6918 Fax: 822.0827 Email: nec@igc.org Web: www.necandeconews.to Free Reading Jacob Lehman, Publisher and Proprietor P.O. Box 515 Arcata CA 95518 Email: aintnoseagull@yahoo.co Greenfuse Walking Dog Collective P.O. Box 493 Redway, CA 95560 Phone: 923-4488 (at the bookstore) Email: eplingk@hotmail.com Greenfuse newspaper is an ongoing monthly effort of the Walking Dog Collective and is available at locations throughout the Northern California coast, including Ukiah Natural Foods (The Co-op) in Ukiah. "The force that through the green fuse drives the flower - drives my green age." -Dylan Thomas La Voz Bilingual Newspaper P.O. Box 3688 Santa Rosa, CA 95407 Phone/Fax: 525-0622 Email: news@lavoznews.com Web: www.lavoznews.com La Voz is a bilingual publication serving Northern California. All articles appear in Spanish and English. There goal is to promote understanding between cultures. They are committed to showcase and celebrate the successes of members of the Hispanic community and give the Hispanic community avenues for accessing organizations, services and programs relating to education, employment, health, entertainment and business. They enlighten and inform members of the non-Hispanic community about Hispanic culture, commerce and services. Naturegraph Publishers, Inc. P.O. Box 1047 3543 Indian Creek Rd. Happy Camp, CA 96039-1047 Phones: (530) 493-5353 or (800) 390-5353 Email: nature@sisqtel.net Web: www.naturegraph.com/ Located along the Klamath River in Northern CA, specializing in books on Nature andNative Americans. North Bay BOHEMIAN 216 E Street Santa Rosa, CA. 95404 Phone: 527-1200 Fax: 527-1288 Email: sales@bohemian.com Web: www.bohemian.com incorporating the Sonoma County Independent North Bay Progressive 2525 Cleveland Street, Suite D Santa Rosa, CA. 95401 Phone: 525-1422 Fax: 578-5974 Web: www.northbayprogressive.org Independent Free Speech Media. NBP accepts submissions of poetry, short prose, reviews of books, theatre and films. Send works to: deerhaven@pon.net (Title your email"Culture"). Teens and youth especially encouraged to share your voice with the community. Northern California SUN Northern California Solar Energy Association P.O. Box 3008 Berkeley, CA 94703 Phone: (510) 869-2759 Email: info@norcalsolar.org Web: www.norcalsolar.org Mission is to activate community support in order to make solar a primary energy choice in the 21st century. Occidental Arts and Ecology Center Catalog Phone: 874-1557 Email: oaec@oaec.org Web: www.oaec.org A nonprofit educational center and intentional community located on 80 acres of organic gardens, orchards and wildlands in Western Sonoma Co.The Center focuses on research, education and action addressing the social, economic, environmental and spiritual challenges of our day. Classes, events and tours available. Russian River Times P.O. Box 573 Monte Rio, CA 95462 Phone: 869-2010 Email: rrtimes@sonic.net Sentient Times Sentient Press P.O. Box 1330 Ashland, OR 97520 Phone: (541) 512-1084 Fax: (541) 512-1085 Email: dmokma@jeffnet.org Web: www.sentienttimes.com "Alternatives for Personal and Community Transformation" Sentient Times is a free monthly magazine serving Northern California and Southern Oregon. Each issue includes a variety of articles on Community, the Environment, Psychology, Spirituality, Politics, Technology, Health, Business, Astrology, Herbs, Nutrition, Evolving Consciousness and Creativity. Plus Book and Music Reviews and a monthly Events Calendar. Sentient Times seeks to provide information which will be of assistance as we enter the new millennium, engaging the reader in an ongoing dialogue, posing questions and offering suggestions for solutions to the challenges facing us today. Sonoma County Free Press P.O. Box 863 Occidental, CA 95465 Email: scfp@sonomacountyfreepress.com Web: www.sonomacountyfreepress.com/ Sonoma County PEACE PRESS and Peace Press Calendar Center for Peace and Justice of Sonoma County 540 Pacific Ave. Santa Rosa, CA 95404 Phone: 575-8902 Fax: 575-8903 Email: peacentr@sonic.net Web: www.sonic.net/~peacentr Steelhead Special P.O. Box 4201 Arcata,CA 95518 Phone: 826-1963 Email: trillium@humboldt1.com (Emilia Berol) Sonoma County E.I.R. Environmental Impact Reporter 1612 Water Trough Rd. Sebastopol, CA 95473 Phone: 823-8744 Fax: 823-7481 Email: juliana@monitor.net The Sonoma County E.I.R. is a forum for environmental issues. The mission is to forward the precepts of sustainability by furthering dialogue among the business, social and environmental communities, and by advancing a better understanding of how each person can more constructively influence the quality of life in Sonoma County. The Upbeat Times P.O. Box 4678 Santa Rosa, Ca 95402 Phone: 568-7761 Fax: 568-7761 Email: upbeat@upbeattimes.com Web: www.upbeattimes.com Wild California Newsletter of the Environmental Protection Information Center P.O. Box 397 Garberville, CA 95542 Phone: 923-2931 Fax: 923-4210 Email: epic@wildcalifornia.org   Web: www.wildcalifornia.org EPIC is a grassroots, non-profit organization which strives to preserve one of the world's most productive and endangered ecosystems: the coastal low elevation ancient forests of northern California. Since 1977, EPIC has been protecting the forests and endangered species of Northern California through education and strategic litigation EPIC is looking for people to distribute Wild California throughout California. Call Dian or Grace at above number for more information. Voice of the New Earth formerly known as Cosmic Link P.O. Box 2118 Guernville, CA 95446-2118 Phone: (888) 568-1188 Email: earthvoice@cosmiclink.org Web: www.cosmiclink.org War Times - Tiempo de Guerras EBC/War Times 1230 Market St. San Francisco, CA 94102 Phone: (510) 869-5156 (message only) Email: wartimes@attbi.com Web: www.war-times.org "The First Casualty Of War Is Truth - La Primera Victima De La Guerra Es La Verdad"  War Times is being produced to help broaden and deepen the fight against the Bush program by compiling information and analysis, and putting them into the hands of large numbers of readers. They are planning for it to be a free, mass produced, biweekly, and nationally distributed tabloid-sized newspaper. It is a valuable outreach and education tool for organizers on the ground and an entryway for new people into the peace and justice movement. War Times is available at locations throughout the Northern California coast, including Ukiah Natural Foods (The Co-op) in Ukiah. Other Important Links Alternative Press Index The Alternative Press Center P.O. Box 33109 Baltimore, MD 21218 Phone: (410) 243-2471 Fax: (410) 235-5325 Email: altpress@altpress.org Web: www.altpress.org/direct.html The Alternative Press Index is a quarterly subject index to over 250 alternative, radical and left periodicals, newspapers and magazines. Librarians consider the API to be the most comprehensive and up-to-date guide to alternative sources of information available today. Each article is listed and cross-referenced by subject. Every citation contains the title, author and information about the publication in which it is located. Publishing for over 30 years. Also Online Guides. The Bear Deluxe Magazine 2516 NW 29th Ave. P.O. Box 10342 Portland, Oregon 97296 Phone: (503) 242-1047 Fax: (503) 243-2645 Email: bear@orlo.org Web: www.orlo.org Formerly known as The Bear Essential, is an award-winning, environmentally focused publication. copies are distributed free-of-charge around the country, with a primary focus on the Western United States. Published quarterly by Orlo, a nonprofit organization exploring environmental issues through the creative arts. Center for Rural Affairs Newsletter P.O. Box406 Walthill, NE. 68067-0406 Phone: (402) 846-5428 Fax: (402) 846-5420 Email: info@cfra.org Web: www.cfra.org A newsletter surveying national events affecting rural America. Community Alliance Magazine P.O. Box 5077 Fresno, CA 93755 Phone: (559) 226-0477 Fax: (559) 226-3962 Email: AllianceEditor@attbi.com Web: www.fresnoalliance.com/home The Community Alliance is an independent voice for workers and progressive groups in the Central San Joaquin Valley. 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(formerly Progressive Resources Publications) P.O. Box 11335 Washington, DC 20008 Phone: (202) 238-0010 Fax: (202) 238-0011 Email: webmaster@progressivepubs.com Web: www.progressivepubs.com/ Provides concerned citizens, activists, professors, policymakers, and politicians with the ammunition they need -- electronic and written -- to promote progressive change. A coherent progressive vision, in our view, includes economic justice, social equality, ecological sustainability, demilitarization, democratic participation, and community empowerment. Progressive Pubs was founded in 1997 by Michael Shuman, former director of the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS). It is committed to reinvesting its profits in social-change work. The web site is desined to help progressives carry out their work, and puts key resources on line as fast as they can. Explore their on-line Progressive Foundations Database, which provides information on more than 300 foundations. 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