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Karen McGrath

Albany, New York
As seen in: Change.org, Journal of Property Investment & Finance, Ukiah Daily Journal, Fort Bragg Advocate-News, Telegraph-Journal, The Mendocino Beacon, Journal of Property Valuation and Investment
Professor, Author, Scholar! COM Teacher@The College of Saint Rose; Football Lover--Go Big Blue!; CityZen(Manchester City FC); Sarcasm Fiend; Beer Advocate

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Published co-author with two recent books entitled "The Millennial Mindset: Unraveling Fact from Fiction" and "Brew Your Business: The Ultimate Craft Beer Playbook" (Rowman & Littlefield), I have special interests and expertise in popular culture, media literacy, and media criticism, especially when considering diverse populations and how they are represented in the media.

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Kelley House Calendar: Barn-Storming

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By Karen McGrath
| Fort Bragg Advocate-News
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... CATTLE INVADE GARAGE—this odd headline appeared on the front page of the October 13, 1928 Mendocino Beacon. It goes on to say, “A band of some 60 head of dairy cows being driven up the coast were going through Mendocino and when passing the S. & E. Garage, spied the big open doors, and evidently taking it for a barn, they rushed in, in a body.
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Kelley House Calendar: Building Mendocino: Tin Roofs

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By Karen McGrath
| Fort Bragg Advocate-News
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Mendocino is a wooden place. No surprise there, since the town’s economy was founded on trees. The lumber mill provided plentiful building supplies for homes, stores, and sidewalks. What is unusual is how much of it is STILL wood. The historic district’s design guidelines do not recommend plastic. Fences are mostly wood pickets and planks, not vinyl. Signs are wooden. Windows, doors, and siding are all made from milled trees.
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Kelley House Calendar: Building Mendocino: Tin Roofs

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By Karen McGrath
| The Mendocino Beacon
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Mendocino is a wooden place. No surprise there, since the town’s economy was founded on trees. The lumber mill provided plentiful building supplies for homes, stores, and sidewalks. What is unusual is how much of it is STILL wood. The historic district’s design guidelines do not recommend plastic. Fences are mostly wood pickets and planks, not vinyl. Signs are wooden. Windows, doors, and siding are all made from milled trees.
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