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The Bodega Bay Navigator archives are web ready versions of recent front pages. As more front pages are added and additional back issue pages are added to the archive they will be added to this index page.
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• Volume 16 Number 22
• -- Shark bites, spits
• Volume 17 Number 34
• -- Dale Webster 10,207 consecutive surfing days
• Volume 18 Number 2
• Volume 19 Number 2
  -- Local Grange challange
  -- Monte Rio sewer costs
  – Russian River sewer plant expansion
  -- BB Fire donation to Oaxaca
  -- Obituary John Wagner, Barney Ganz
• Volume 19 Number 3
  -- Bodega Bay boardwalk
  -- New septic regulations criticized
• Volume 19 Number 4
  -- Bush energy bill threatens oil drilling moratorium for coast
  – BB Fire Board and union agree to terms
  -- Bodega water system seeking funds
  -- Occidental attorney battles goliaths -Visa, Mastercard
• Volume 19 Number 5
  -- KWMR - The secret radio station of Bodega Bay
  – Fire District consolidation planned
  -- Solar Sebastopol is closer
  -- Roadless forest regulations analysis
  -- Gigayachts
  -- San Joaquin River water contracts invalid
• Volume 19 Number 6
  -- Harvesting the Sun
  – Fire District consolidation final report readied
  -- State: Existing septics not subject to new regulations
  -- Local heros award dinner announced
  -- Tomales High School changes principals
  -- Enviros sue federal agency over San Joaquin-Sacramento water
• Volume 19 Number 7
  -- KOWS is coming
  – Dillon Beach 18-year-old dies in rollover
  -- Bicyclist dies in solo accident across from Tomales cemetery
• Volume 19 Number 8
  -- Bodega's Big Event
  – Bodega Bay Fire finds savings
  -- Getting her done in Tomales - a nuts and bolts of the Community Services District
  -- Protests don't stop Monte Rio sewer
  -- Occidental Post Office in 1945
  -- Jenner's sleeping bag murders remain unsolved
• Volume 19 Number 9
  -- PG&E drills into water main
  – 33 years later: Bodega Harbour still impacts coast economy --- a brief history of the building of Bodega Harbour subdivision
• Volume 19 Number 10
  -- Tomales Founders Day Parade
  – Fire District Consolidation - Two articles
• Volume 19 Number 11
  -- Bodega Bay walkway report
  – More on Fire District Consolidation
• Volume 19 Number 12
  -- Indoor Marijuana garden busted in Bodega Harbour
  – Bodega Big Event raises money for fire station
  – Fire District Consolidation - analysis
• Volume 19 Number 13
  -- Fire Districts vote to pursue consolidation study
  – Fire Consolidation meeting draws sparse attendance
  – Mountain lion sightings in Bodega Harbour
• Volume 19 Number 14
  -- Union Firefighters demand immediate resignations of Directors
  – Dedication of Willow Creek watershed park
• Volume 19 Number 15
  -- Governor vetos limiting crab boats
  – Russian River Salmon closure
  – Bodega Bay Fire Board processes consolidation
  – Occidental News & Views
• Volume 19 Number 16
  -- Shark bites, spits, splits
  – Bodega Bay Grange impresses state convention
• Volume 19 Number 17
  -- Taking the measure of Measure M
  – House to ease offshore drilling rules
• Volume 19 Number 18
  -- Crab rumors
  – HALLOWEENIES
• Volume 19 Number 19
  -- Voters just say "No"
  -- Crabs coming up slowly
• Volume 19 Number 20
  -- The crab dance
  – Bodega Bay bucks housing trend
• Volume 19 Number 21
  -- No puede ser: This cannot be
  – Salmon Creek baseline
• Volume 19 Number 22
  -- Crabbers back on the water
  – Final walkway report issued
• Volume 19 Number 23
  -- First steps taken towards new quarry
  – Occidental News & Views
• Volume 19 Number 24
  -- Dillon Beach house fire burns twice
  – Humpback whale rescued
  – Harbor View subdivision wins final approval
  Volume 19 Number 25
  -- New subdivision offers affordable housing
  – Tomales High School basketball
  – Volunteers at Bodega Bay Church pack up food baskets
  – Occidental News & Views
• Volume 19 Number 26
  -- ANNUAL PET ISSUE
• Volume 19 Number 27
  -- Storm damage hits West County
  – Volunteers work for the storm victims
  – Occidental News & Views
• Volume 19 Number 28
  -- Citizens meet to raise awareness of watershed
  – The Salmon Creek watershed
• Volume 19 Number 29
  -- Car and cow crash on Bodega Hwy
  – Crab cioppino served by the potfull by 100 volunteers
  – Occidental News & Views
• Volume 19 Number 30
  -- Bodega Bay man murdered on Bay Flat Road
  – The gastropodal efforts of Bodega Marine Lab
• Volume 19 Number 31
  -- Geologist says work really successful
  – Manuel's funeral
  – Occidental News & Views
• Volume 19 Number 32
  -- Murder trial delayed again
  -- Willow Creek restoration
• Volume 19 Number 33
  -- Bodega Bay Watershed Council meets Dutra
  – An Evening with Emil Valena
  – Occidental News & Views
• Volume 19 Number 34
  -- Bikers whiz through Valley Ford
  – Old church on the hill crunched
• Volume 19 Number 35
  -- Goat Rock Road tired
  – Marimar Torres Salmon Creek vineyard
  – Occidental News & Views
• Volume 19 Number 36
  -- Bathtub races delight
  – Chance discovery averts fire disaster
  -- Kayak overturns at Russian River mouth
• Volume 19 Number 37
  -- Endangered fish endanger fishermen
  – New ambulance company to serve Occidental
  – Occidental News & Views
• Volume 19 Number 38
  -- Bodega Bay golf course too wet
  – Bodega Gopher peace demonstration
• Volume 19 Number 39
  -- Consolidation changes direction
  – Emergency declared at effluent holding pond
  – Occidental News & Views
  Volume 19 Number 50, 51, 52
• -- Weekly Navigator moves to the web
• -- Raising money for a killer's capture