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Little River innkeeper is a prime example of how one person can change the world
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Little River innkeeper is a prime example of how one person can change the world
IN THE MID-1980s, locals in Mendocino learned about Lease Sale 91, a proposed sale of 1.1 million acres of undersea land, sold for $25 per acre stretching from Oregon to Sonoma County. Coast residents organized to stop the sale. At the Kelley House in 2007, Rachel Binah recalled how thousands turned out in Fort Bragg to protest the sale, which became nationwide news. What is less known is that the large protest began in Rachel Binah’s inn, calle…
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