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Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation to host awareness walk to shed light on Missing and Murdered Indigenous people

Del Norte Reads Aims To Expand Services To K12 Youth Despite Loss In State Funding; Coordinator Says She Hopes To Rejoin California Literacy Program

Thumbnail photo: Del Norte Reads Coordinator Terrin Musbach gives away books at the Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation's annual Dee-ni' Day celebration last September. | Photo by Amanda Dockter Del Norte Reads has lost its state funding, local library manager Phyllis Goodeill confirmed. Citing an uncertain amount in unspent California Library Literacy Services dollars over two fiscal … Continue reading Del Norte Reads Aims To Expand Services To K12 Youth Despite Loss In State Funding; Coordinator Says She Hopes To Rejoin California Literacy Program →

Cinnamon the Black Bear's Ice Cream Heist – Redwood Voice Community News

April 29th, 2025 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from CalTrans District 1; Crescent City Harbormaster announces a potential boat builder to fill vacancy at Fashion Blacksmith; the Crescent City Harbor may charge uninsured boats an increased fine; Curry County increases it’s transient lodging tax … Continue reading Cinnamon the Black Bear's Ice Cream Heist – Redwood Voice Community News →

Warrior Wrestlers Will Continue Their Careers

Thumbnail: Pictured (from left to right) Curtis Bartley, Braydan Johnson, Colton Schaad, Alex Osborne, James Gensaw Jr. This article is a guest submission. To submit your own work for consideration, send your piece to redwoodvoicedn@gmail.com. Written and submitted by John Pritchett. A fifth member of the powerhouse Del Norte High wrestling program has signed a … Continue reading Warrior Wrestlers Will Continue Their Careers →

California Commentary: Sales tax increases slam the middle class in California

By Jon Coupal From the perspective of taxpayers, this month was most notable for the…

Major Steps Forward

By Kevin Kiley – April 29, 2025 This is the week. The House will be…

Crescent City Harbor May Charge More For Boat Owners to Moor Uninsured Vessels At Port

Thumbnail photo by Amanda Dockter Boat owners may face an increased fee if they want to moor their vessels at the Crescent City Harbor and they don’t have insurance. As she and her colleagues slogged through an update of the Crescent City Harbor District’s ordinance code on Wednesday, Vice Chair Annie Nehmer pointed out that … Continue reading Crescent City Harbor May Charge More For Boat Owners to Moor Uninsured Vessels At Port →

Nothing's Set Yet, But Harbormaster Says Coos Bay Boat Builder May Set Up Shop In Crescent City

Thumbnail photo: A Coos Bay boat builder has offered the most "realistic concrete plan" for offering ship yard services at the Crescent City Harbor since Fashion Blacksmith closed its doors last year, Harbormaster Mike Rademaker said | Photo by Gavin Val Alstine Crescent City Harbormaster Mike Rademaker said he’s found a boat builder who could … Continue reading Nothing's Set Yet, But Harbormaster Says Coos Bay Boat Builder May Set Up Shop In Crescent City →

Mike Rademaker Continues As Harbormaster – Redwood Voice Community News

April 28th, 2025 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from CalTrans District 1; Mike Rademaker continues as Crescent City Harbormaster; with Brookings Mayor Isaac Hodges turning down Alcorn’s County Commissioner position, Gold Beach resident Lynn Coker is appointed instead; discussions about the SAVE Act with … Continue reading Mike Rademaker Continues As Harbormaster – Redwood Voice Community News →

Fire Board Deadlocked on Commissioner Vacancy

Sheriff's Tip of the Week: Wildfire Preparedness

Spring ’25 Artists-Residence