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School Ofmusic in Limbo Community Local author ON THE MARKET sports digest book signing Guide to local real estate ..........Page A-7 ............Page A-3 ...................................Inside INSIDE Mendocino County’s World briefly The Ukiah local newspaper .......Page A-2 Tomorrow: Partly sunny and breezy 7 58551 69301 0 FRIDAY Aug. 3, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 50 pages, Volume 149 Number 116 email: [email protected] BROTHERS’ MARIJUANA TRIAL: Jury deadlocks; mistrial declared By BEN BROWN of managing a location for the pro- Mendocino County Superior agement of a location for the produc- Mark Parker found The Daily Journal duction of a controlled substance. On Court Judge David Nelson declared a tion of a controlled substance and innocent on 1 charge; The marijuana cultivation trial of the rest of the charges, the jury voted mistrial in the case after jury mem- possession of concentrated cannabis. Mark and Memo Parker ended 10-2 in favor of convicting Mark bers said another day of deliberations Mark Parker was charged with jury deadlocked 10-2 Thursday with a not-guilty verdict on Parker and 11-1 in favor of convict- would not change their minds. possession of marijuana for sale, cul- and 11-1 for conviction one charge and a mistrial on all oth- ing Memo Parker. Memo Parker was charged with tivation of marijuana for sale and ers. “I feel confident,” said Mark possession of marijuana for sale, cul- on remaining charges Mark Parker was found not guilty Parker. “I’ve been vindicated.” tivation of marijuana for sale, man- See MARIJUANA, Page A-12 COMMET REPORT FORECLOSURE AUCTION NOW SET FOR AUG. 9 27,952 more SCHOOL OF MUSIC IN LIMBO marijuana plants seized By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal The County of Mendocino Marijuana Eradication Team seized 27,952 marijuana plants in the last week of July, bringing the total number of marijuana plants seized in July to 105,466. Working with the state Campaign Against Marijuana Planting, COMMET officers raided 23 sites in areas around Covelo, Leggett, Hopland and Willits between July 23 and July 27. The plants were between one-foot and six-feet tall. No arrests were made and no weapons seized. Earlier in July, officers raided 10 gardens in Potter Valley and Laytonville, eradicating 42,210 plants, seizing $2,500 and six weapons. Officers also made one arrest at that time. So far this year, COMMET has seized 152,118 plants this season. In 2006, COM- MET raided 189 illegal marijuana gardens and destroyed 190,541 plants, as well as seizing 36 weapons and making 14 arrests. According to the California Attorney General’s Office, 1,675,681 marijuana plants were seized in California in 2006. Ben Brown can be reached at udjbb@pacif- ic.net. UKIAH CITY COUNCIL MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal Guitar student Josh Woods checks his amp during an impromptu jam session Thursday at the Ukiah School of Music. Behind him, Bryce Woods mans the drums while Will Moody waits with the bass. Planning Dept. hoping to add Teachers, students city building seeking a solution inspector to staff By ZACK SAMPSEL By ZACK SAMPSEL The Daily Journal The Daily Journal Budget discussions for Ukiah’s 2007- “If this place would close, then it would all go away and be like 2008 Planning and Building Department I did it for nothing,” said Connor Hatch, 10. Hatch, a piano student began Wednesday night with Charley for six years, is one of the more than 30 students, parents and com- Stump, director of planning and community munity members who came to the Ukiah School of Music development, reporting positive news to the Thursday to discuss what the school means to them, along with City Council while also exploring the possi- possibilities for its future. bilities for increased staffing in the depart- A public foreclosure auction of the former Rainbow ment. Construction building at the corner of Smith and Oak streets, “Our budget is basically smaller than it where the Ukiah School of Music is located, is scheduled for 10 was last year,” Stump said during the meet- a.m. Aug. 9 on the courthouse steps. Piano teacher Tom Ganoung gives a lesson Thursday to ing. “We’re coming in with a budget less 12-year-old Sophia Hamilton. Ganoung has been with than last year, and it’s due to no large con- the Ukiah School of Music since its inception in 1993. See MUSIC, Page A-12 tractual obligations.” And with fewer contractual obligations, the Planning and Building Department sees this as a perfect time to add another building inspector to the staff. Stump said during the meeting that he wanted to provide a more House approves $150,000 for Alex Rorabaugh Gym full-service Building Department in the Appropriations bill now moves foot gym. coming fiscal year. Stump, with the help of ‘It’s remarkable how the community of Ukiah came “We are very pleased that we received the Building Inspector David Willoughby, spoke to U.S. Senate for consideration together to build this rec center, and I’m very glad funding,” said Richard Shoemaker, executive to the council about the growing need for By ZACK SAMPSEL director of the ARC. “This money will go to another building inspector. that this funding will bring it close to completion.’ helping complete the gym. That way we’ll have “The truth is, I do need some help in the The Daily Journal another large facility to use. There’s not one The Alex Rorabaugh Gymnasium--Cultural division,” Willoughby said. CONGRESSMAN MIKE THOMPSON facility quite like it in the whole county. We’d Stump explained to the council that not and Recreational Center (ARC), one of Ukiah’s really like to thank Congressman Thompson only would the proposed new building most popular family installations, may get a for his effort on our behalf. It will really help inspector be trained in inspection, but he or much-needed boost with the help of tions bill, which included $150,000 for the finish a valuable asset to this community.” she would also be trained in code compli- Congressman Mike Thompson (D-St. Helena). ARC. The funding, which was requested by The appropriations bill must now be ance while continuing as a part of the This week, the House of Representatives Thompson, will be used to help finish Phase III approved the FY08 transportation appropria- of the project: the interior of the 10,000-square- See GYM, Page A-12 See CITY, Page A-12 A-2 – FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Eversole Mortuary. FUNERAL NOTICES DEATH NOTICES •Richard Tolby, 47, of Ukiah, died Wednesday, July [\ Gardens. Dennis passed dents on the bus, especially Paul Minnesota to •Elaine Johnson, 87, of 25, 2007 at home. A memorial away at his home having his special-ed practice as a licensed con- Ukiah, died Tuesday, July 24, service will be held Saturday. surrounded by his family students. tractor in California. 2007, at a local hospital. At For information, call Vernie on Tuesday, July 31, Dennis is survived by his He raised his daughter her request, no services are Tuttle. Arrangements are 2007 after a short bout wife of almost 41 Sharon while building planned. Arrangements are under the direction of the with cancer. years, Carole, his daughter his cabinet and remodel under the direction of the Eversole Mortuary. Born November 22, 1943 Theresa Ramos business in San Ma- in Oakland, Califor- and her husband Richard teo County until 1980. nia, Dennis drove school of Redwood Valley Ernest retired to Ukiah Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date bus for Ukiah Uni- and by his grandchildren with his loving wife Betty of death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral fied School District for 30 Natasha Haskell, C. Schultz in 1982 home handling the arrangements. For information on how to years. In 1992 he Rachel Haskell, Travis and moved to Rancho place a free death notice please call our editorial department received bus driver Ramos and Genaro Cordova in 1985. Ern- at 468-3500. employee of the year. He Ramos all of Redwood est Schultz adapted too drove over 480,000 acci- Valley. He was pre- many changes and dent free miles from ceded in death by his par- lived an adventurous life of driving under the influence home to school excluding ents W.C. “Brick” and passed on SHERIFF’S REPORTS and driving with suspended miles from field and Millie Remstedt. Tuesday July 24th at 9:30 The following were privileges at 8:38 p.m. trips. He belonged to Memorial contributions P.M. Ernest is sur- compiled from reports Wednesday. DENNIS WAYNE REMSTEDT Mendocino 4 Wheel to one’s favorite chari- vived by his wife Betty, prepared by the Those arrested by law enforcement Memorial services for Drive and Search and ty are preferred. daughter Sharon, Mendocino County officers are innocent until proven guilty. Rescue. He will be re- The Eversole Mortuary is step-son Robert and People reported as having been arrest- Dennis Wayne Re- Sheriff’s Office: ed may contact the Daily Journal once mstedt of Ukiah will be membered for his humor, in charge of arrangements. Grandson’s Anthony and BOOKED -- Shawn Ethan their case has been concluded so the held on Monday, Au- quick witty remarks [\ Chrystian. There will be a results can be reported. Those who feel McNeely, 39, of Leggett, was the information is in error should con- gust 6, 2007 at 2 pm at the and being a great story ERNEST W.
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