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Action Network ·
COMMUNITY RESOURCES Gualala Office: Elaine Jacob Center 38550 S. Highway One. P.O. Box 1163 Gualala, CA 95445 Phone: 884-5413 Fax: 884-5415 Point Arena Office: Huntley House 255 Main Street Point Arena CA 95468 882-1961 E-mail: Janet@actionnetwork.info |
Action Network is a
collaborative of coastal communities established in 1997 by a group of
individuals living on the Redwood Coast to build a stronger coastal
community. This community based organization of individuals,
organizations, schools, businesses and government, has been actively
involved in identifying issues that affect the quality of life in our
coastal communities. |
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Anchor Bay Children's Choir
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ARTS ORGANIZATIONS Directed by Susan E. Bohlin Mailing address: 35501 S. Highway 1 #158 Gualala CA 95445 Local Phone: 884-5477 Email: maestrasueb@sbcglobal.net |
The Anchor Bay Children's Choir was formed in January 2004 for children ages 7-13 years who have a desire to sing and excel in the art of music. Director Susan Bohlin teaches proper vocal technique as well as fundamental music reading skills, Repertoire is drawn from folk songs, classical music, new compositions, and popular tunes. Auditions are held in January and July and members are drawn from Annapolis to Manchester. Rehearsals are twice a month on weekends except in the summertime. Please contact Director Susan Bohlin at 884-5477 or email sue@earheadmusic.com for information on auditions, tuition, location or concerts. Please see Entertainment Services. |
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Arena Renaissance Company ·
ARTS ORGANIZATIONS P.O. Box 611 Point Arena, CA 95468 Local Phone: 882-3ARC (3272) E-mail: arcarena@mcn.org |
The Arena Renaissance Company is dedicated to providing quality live entertainment to the Redwood Coast community in the magnificent Art Deco-style Arena Theatre. ARC both produces live performances and brings in entertainers from outside the area. Support live entertainment in our community by becoming a member of ARC! Members receive discounts on admission to all ARC performances. Applications are available at Arena Theatre. |
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Art Center Theater ·
ARTS ORGANIZATIONS P.O. Box 244 Gualala CA 95445 Kathye Hitt: 884-3744 Lynne Atkins: 884-3838 Info & tickets: 884-1138 E-mail: info@GualalaArts.org |
Art Center Theater is a new Gualala Arts special interest group produced and directed by Kathye Hitt and Lynne Atkins. Their goal is to bring quality theatrical art to GAC, inviting professional performers, as well as local talent from the extended Redwood Coast community …inclusive of technicians and actors. Formed in 2003, they have prduced Neil Simon’s “California Suite” Eileen Atkins' "Vita and Virginia" and Menotti’s “Amahl & the Night Visitors”. Opening July 2004 is Neil Simon’s “London Suite”. A condensed version of “Scrooge, the Musical” is planned for the holidays. See also under Entertainment Services |
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Bureau of Land Management, USDI Rich Burns, Field Manager 2550 N. State St. Ukiah CA 95482 Phone: 707-468-4000 Fax: 707-468-4027 Email: caweb340@ca.blm.gov |
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Coast Community Library ●225 Main Street P.O. Box 808 Point Arena CA 95468 Phone: 882-3114 Fax: 882-3114 Email: cclib@mcn.org |
The Coast Community Library is now open in its beautiful new facility on Main St. in Point Arena! Hours are: Mon & Fri: 12 Noon – 3 PM, Tue: 10 AM – 6 PM, Wed: 10 AM – 8 PM, Thu: 12 Noon – 8 PM, Sat: 12 Noon – 3 PM. Become a Friend of the Library! Memberships are only $10 Individual, $20 Family. Volunteers are always welcome in many areas and activities. Our new Community Room is available to non-profit, service and ad-hoc groups up to six times a year. Our Children’s Room has a weekly Story Hour. Visit our Used Book Sale shelves for fantastic deals! Come check us (and some good books) out today! |
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EDD Of Mendocino County Contact: Mark Molina 310 E. Redwood Avenue Jobseekers: 707 964-3295 Employers: 707 964-3295 Employers Fax: 707 964-2109 Email: mmolina@edd.ca.gov |
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Gualala Community Center ●
P.O. Box 263 Gualala CA 95445 President: Susan Seymour Pay ‘n Take: Elaine Leggett Reservations Phone: 884-3179 Main Hall Phone: 884-4968 Email: gcc@mcn.org |
The Gualala Community Center was built in 1955 through the efforts of local volunteers, and will celebrate its 50th Birthday with a day-long “Open House” celebration on April 30, 2005. The Center is a 501.3(c) Non-Profit Organization run by a Board of Directors, and has a membership of area citizens. Pay N' Take, a monthly rummage sale, is run by Community Center volunteers and provides most of the income for the center. The Hall is available for rental by the public and is used by many community members and organizations as well as visitors to the coast. |
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Friends of the Gualala River ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS P.O. Box 1543 Gualala, CA 95445 Phone: 785-3431 Email: info@gualalariver.org |
Friends of the Gualala River (FoGR) is a non-profit, grassroots watershed protection association formed to share common concerns and research regarding the welfare of the Gualala River, its estuary and habitat. FoGR's goal is to protect the Gualala River watershed and the species that rely on it. We invite your support as members and volunteers. |
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Gualala Arts, Inc.
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ARTS ORGANIZATIONS 46501 Old State Highway Gualala, CA 95445 Phone: 884-1138 Fax: 884-3038 E-mail: info@GualalaArts.org |
Since 1961 Gualala Arts has served Sonoma and Mendocino County coastal residents and visitors with year-round programs of art, music, theater, and education. With a budget of $345,000, Gualala Arts operates with 26 members on the board of directors, an executive director, three part-time office assistants, bookkeeper, public relations coordinator, Dolphin Gallery manager, and hundreds of dedicated volunteers. |
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Gualala River Steelhead Project (GRSP) ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS PO Box 266 Gualala CA 95445 Contact: Roger Dingman, President Phone: 884-3454 Email: rdingman@mcn.org |
The Gualala River Steelhead Project is California’s largest ongoing juvenile Steelhead and Coho rescue program. We rescue salmonids from tributaries of the North Fork Gualala River and hold them in the ponds at our Rescue Rearing Center for the summer. When the rains have returned we return the fish to the river. We welcome volunteers from the community and our coastal visitors, both kids and adults, to participate with us. Contact us for more information on how you can help while having fun! |
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Gualala River Watershed Council
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Since 1997 the Gualala River Watershed Council has hosted educational forums and workshops that provide stakeholders the opportunity to gain awareness of watershed issues. At the same time, the Council has developed through consensus, extensive programs for watershed education, assessment, monitoring, and restoration. GRWC meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month at Gualala Community Center. Agendas are posted on the website approximately two weeks before the meeting. The Council has also established an Annual Gualala River Watershed celebration the first Saturday in June |
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Gualala Rotary Club ·
SERVICE CLUBS District 5130, Club No. 24586 P.O. Box 1166 Gualala, CA 95445
Bill Johns, President
Bus: 785-2494
Res: 785-3684
E-mail: bj@mcn.org
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Rotary is an international organization of service minded persons...the underlying motto of Rotary being "Service Above Self”. The Gualala Rotary Club was founded May 18, 1987 by John Hilt, DVM. In 15 years, Gualala Rotary has grown to more than 20 members. Weekly Lunch Meetings are held Fridays, 12:00 noon at St. Orres Hotel Dining Room. Rotary’s major fundraising events include Spring and Fall Fundraisers, currently "A Taste of Gualala" and the "Beach Party Blast Dance". Rotary also assists with other Redwood Coast Community events such as the Health Fair and Project Santa and provides scholarships to local seniors and graduates continuing their higher education. |
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North Coast Artist's Guild (NCAG) |
The North Coast Artists' Guild was founded in 1997 as a part of Gualala Arts Center to better serve the area's artists. Events include the annual Studio Discovery Tour (Labor Day & weekend after), exhibitions, and providing venues for artists to sell their work. |
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Point Arena High School Booster Club (PAHSBC) |
The Point Arena High School Booster Club is a non-profit corporation made up of spirited volunteers, created to provide financial assistance that enabled any student to participate in athletics. Through membership fees, donations and fundraising activities, the Booster Club provides financial support to many school programs and extra-curricular activities. Membership is open to the general public. |
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Point Arena CITYART ·
ARTS ORGANIZATIONS P.O. Box 337 Point Arena, CA 95468 Phone: 882-3616 E-mail: info@cityart.ws |
Point Arena CITYART is a nonprofit community art gallery and shop. Our purpose and goal is to enhance the artistic flavor and cultural dynamic of our community by providing an environment where artists can show their works, and by encouraging working and emerging artists to develop and discover avenues of expression through community. |
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Point Arena Lighthouse Keepers, Inc. (PALKI) |
The Point Arena Lighthouse Keepers, Inc. is a local organization dedicated to preserving the historic Point Arena Light Station and keeping it open to the public. All are welcome to join us. Visit our website for an application that you can fill out and join online! Please see our listings under Weddings & Events, Lodging & Vacation Home Rentals and Retail Shops) |
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Redwood Coast Humane Society (RCHS) |
The Redwood Coast Humane Society consists of a small group of community volunteers that provide temporary foster care for unwanted or abandoned pets and financial assistance for spay/neuter services. We also sponsor workshops and events, trainings for foster caregivers and are a clearinghouse for a variety of pet-related issues. Meetings are the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. at the Water Company in Gualala. All are welcome to attend. We welcome donations in support of our efforts. |
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Redwood Coast Land Conservancy ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS P.O. Box 1511 Gualala, CA 95445-1511 785-3327 E-mail: rclc@rc-lc.org |
Preserving and protecting natural resource and open space values in the coastal strand from the Navarro to the Russian rivers. Providing public access to coastal resources through implementation of dedicated access easements. Encouraging the protection of natural resources on private lands through acceptance of voluntary conservation easements. Supporting public awareness and educational activities regarding the importance of natural resource conservation. Providing support for and participating in public and private resource. |
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Redwood Coast Recreation Center COMMUNITY RESOURCES 38381 Ocean Ridge Drive P.O. Box 502 Gualala CA 95445 Contact: Jim Levine or Virginia Root Phone: 882-1845 or 884-4346 Fax: 884-1506 Email: info@redwoodcoastrecreationcenter.com |
The Redwood Coast Recreation Center Executive Board is comprised of members throughout the Redwood Coast area. Our goal is to provide an indoor gymnasium with swimming pool for community youth and families on an 11-acre parcel of land adjacent to Bower Park on the Gualala Ridge, donated by the late John J. Bower. Please visit our website for information on our upcoming fundraising events and please E-mail us about how you can participate! |
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Redwood Coast Medical Services Community Healthcare (RCMS) |
RCMS provides Family Practice Medicine, 24-Hour On-Call After Hours Urgent Care, Specialists by Appointment and in the Elaine Jacob Center facility on Highway One: Counseling Services, Shamli Volunteer Hospice Service and Community Resources Connection. The RCMS Auxiliary is an integral and official part of RCMS to help our community healthcare center support family health and to assist in fund raising for that purpose. |
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Soroptimists International of Mendocino-Sonoma Coast
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Soroptimist International of Mendocino-Sonoma Coast is a locally run, non-profit service organization that has served the communities in southern Mendocino and northern Sonoma counties since April 1979. Our club provides financial as well as volunteer support to many of local projects. Our main fundraiser is the Annual Architectural Tour & Wine Tasting on the 2nd Saturday in May that has become an attraction for visitors from across the country. Please contact us to learn how you can become a member. |
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South Coast Seniors COMMUNITY RESOURCES P.O. Box 437 140 Main Street Point Arena, CA 95468 Phone: 882-2137 - Point Arena Phone: 884-9751 - Gualala E-mail: scsenrs@mcn.org |
South Coast Senior Center provides lunches in Point Arena on Mondays and Wednesdays and at the Gualala Community Center on Tuesdays. The Senior Center also provides transportation services, home visits by our R.N., home-delivered meals, and resource referrals. Abalone Breakfast and Spaghetti Dinner Fundraisers are held monthly. Call for schedules, menus and further information. |
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The Sea Ranch Association |
The Sea Ranch is a rugged landscape, dotted with distinctive homes, that extends for about ten miles on either side of Highway One in coastal Sonoma County, California. The building design constitutes an architectural vernacular that is world-renowned. Its hallmark is the attempt to blend man-made structures with their natural setting, and to live lightly on the land. While most of the acreage called The Sea Ranch is privately owned and managed by The Sea Ranch Association, there are five Sea Ranch Coastal Access Trails to Beaches open to the public (with certain restrictions). Those interested in owning property at The Sea Ranch, please read The Sea Ranch: Concept and Covenant. |
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phones are area code 707 unless otherwise indicated)
