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California Commentary: State Assembly slams the door on dissenters

By Jon Coupal – March 18, 2025 The attitude of Democrats in the Legislature seems…

Man Convicted of Second-Degree Murder, In Connection With Deputy's Death

Thumbnail photo: Deanna Esmaeel (left) is sworn in as a Del Norte County Sheriff's deputy by then-sheriff Erik Apperson. | Photo courtesy of the Del Norte County Sheriff's Office. A 55-year-old man faces 15-years to life in prison after a jury found him guilty of second-degree murder earlier this month in connection with the death … Continue reading Man Convicted of Second-Degree Murder, In Connection With Deputy's Death →

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Offshore Wind Survey shows Oregonians are divided in wake of Executive Order

Spring Whale Watching Week returns along the Oregon Coast

Harbor Agreement with Elks to Operate RV Park on Shaky Ground

4th of July Grand Marshal and Parade Theme Nominations

Respect nesting areas to protect threatened snowy plover

DNUSD To Undergo $698,000 Upgrade To Its Wifi Access Points

Thumbnail image by RRZEicons via Wikimedia Commons. Creative Commons License Trustees green lit a proposed $698,000 upgrade to Del Norte Unified School District’s wireless network infrastructure, replacing wireless access points that are at the end of their life with new units that came out in November. Ryan Bahten, DNUSD’s director of information network services, said … Continue reading DNUSD To Undergo $698,000 Upgrade To Its Wifi Access Points →

Del Norte Unified's Financial Challenges Persist, Though Projected Deficit Has Decreased

Del Norte Unified School District’s director of fiscal services painted a slightly brighter financial picture for the Board of Trustees on Thursday, though he said the district is still in an overall deficit. In his second interim financial report, Greg Bowen said the district had a positive budget, which means DNUSD can make its payroll … Continue reading Del Norte Unified's Financial Challenges Persist, Though Projected Deficit Has Decreased →

DNTA, DNUSD Reach Tentative Agreement Though Emotions Are Still Raw Over Pink Slips

Thumbnail photo by Amanda Dockter Though a contractual stalemate between Del Norte Unified School District and the local teachers union appears to be thawing, staff and parents vented their ire to trustees for approving preliminary layoff notices more than a week ago. One instructor, O’ Me-nok Learning Center fifth-grade teacher Chrystal Helton reminded the Board … Continue reading DNTA, DNUSD Reach Tentative Agreement Though Emotions Are Still Raw Over Pink Slips →

Did You Watch The Astronauts Go To The International Space Station (ISS)?

Opinion and Commentary By Donna Westfall – March 16, 2025 – picture credit ISS National…