This article was originally published in the Mendocino Beacon and Fort Bragg Advocate-News Focusing on the successes and challenges of Mendocino Coast businesses It’s been a busy few weeks since my last column as the gorgeous bloom of wildflowers did its best to cheer up our overcast coast skies. I’ve had the opportunity to work on […]
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This article was originally published in the Mendocino Beacon and Fort Bragg Advocate-News Focusing on the successes and challenges of Mendocino Coast businesses A few days ago, while running errands on a weekday in downtown Fort Bragg, I noticed a lot of foot and car traffic – people going in and out of stores, trucks making
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This article was originally published in the Mendocino Beacon and Fort Bragg Advocate-News Focusing on the Successes and Challenges of Mendocino Coast Businesses In my last article, I stated that business conditions on the Mendocino Coast were good, but it has since been brought to my attention that many brick-and-mortar stores are actually hurting. Factors cited
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This article was originally published in the Fort Bragg Advocate-News. This is the first article in our new Mendo Coast Biz column, focusing on the successes and challenges of Mendocino Coast businesses. We’ll interview local business owners, discuss best practices for businesses, and provide marketing tips. Readers’ comments and suggestions are welcome and will be
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Today we attended the Women Mendopreneurs Empowerment Night at the Caspar Curiosities shop in Caspar, California. It was hosted by Rachael Victoria Adams, owner of Caspar Curiosities, and cohosted by Lila Van Meter, who heads the Mendocino Women’s Business Center at West Business Development Center, in Fort Bragg, California. A combination art gallery and boutique,
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Today we attended the Mendocino Coast Chamber of Commerce mixer at the Skunk Train Depot in Fort Bragg, California. Robert Jason Pinoli, “the Chief Skunk,” spoke of the Skunk Train’s rich railroading history and his plans for the future of the Skunk Train. It was a lovely, sunny afternoon, and the sunniness lingered on attendees’
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