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After some juggling occasioned by the death of Mendocino County District Attorney Norman Vroman, an educational conference on medical marijuana has been rescheduled for Saturday, October 21, from noon to midnight or later.
The conference will be held at Area 101, a retreat center located 10 miles north of Laytonville on Highway 101.
Three workshops will kick off the conference, beginning at 12:30. Workshops are on "The Brain's Own Marijuana," a lecture with slide show by Dr. William Courtney, "The Nuts and Bolts of Medical Marijuana Law" with Pebbles Trippet, and "Organic Grow Tips" by Jake Couch.
At 3 p.m. there will be a debate between Sheriff Kevin Broin and sheriff's Lt. Tom Allman, both of whom are running for Mendocino County sheriff.
At 4:30 there will be a debate between Keith Faulder, the county's interim district attorney, and Steve Antler, who will be filling in for Meredith Lintott, the Fort Bragg attorney who is running for district attorney against Vroman.
Following these events, there will be a 10-course Indian dinner (for $8) and a dance with live bands and recorded music for $5.
The conference will be held at Area 101, a retreat center located 10 miles north of Laytonville on Highway 101.
Three workshops will kick off the conference, beginning at 12:30. Workshops are on "The Brain's Own Marijuana," a lecture with slide show by Dr. William Courtney, "The Nuts and Bolts of Medical Marijuana Law" with Pebbles Trippet, and "Organic Grow Tips" by Jake Couch.
At 3 p.m. there will be a debate between Sheriff Kevin Broin and sheriff's Lt. Tom Allman, both of whom are running for Mendocino County sheriff.
At 4:30 there will be a debate between Keith Faulder, the county's interim district attorney, and Steve Antler, who will be filling in for Meredith Lintott, the Fort Bragg attorney who is running for district attorney against Vroman.
Following these events, there will be a 10-course Indian dinner (for $8) and a dance with live bands and recorded music for $5.
