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Animal Rights Advocates Sue Alexandre Dairy Over Cruelty Allegations Farm Forward Exposé Raised In April

A Sacramento-based nonprofit organization combating factory farming and animal abuse in the poultry industry is suing Alexandre Family Farm alleging “rampant cruelty” at their Humboldt and Del Norte County dairy operations. Legal Impact for Chickens filed its lawsuit in Humboldt County Superior Court last week. The organization’s complaint contains the same cruelty allegations another organization, … Continue reading Animal Rights Advocates Sue Alexandre Dairy Over Cruelty Allegations Farm Forward Exposé Raised In April →

Barbara Burke Loved You, Darling – In Media Res

There’s a handwritten sign on the door of the Gallery of Arts and Culture across H Street from the Post Office. Though the message it conveys is simple — a straight-forward designation of a future event’s time and place — if you peer through the glass, as I did, at the Gallery’s blank walls and … Continue reading Barbara Burke Loved You, Darling – In Media Res →

Biden-Harris Violate Border Laws

By Brigette Gabriel, ACT For America – October 10, 2024 Whistleblowers Reveal Biden-Harris DHS’s Alarming…

Severe Geomagnetic Storm May Light Up The Skies & Interfere With Communication Technology

The Space Weather Prediction Center of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, also known as SWPC, held a press conference on Wednesday October 9th to alert the media about a Severe Geomagnetic Storm Watch. This storm was ignited by a Coronal Mass ejection that erupted from our sun on the evening of October 8th, 2024. … Continue reading Severe Geomagnetic Storm May Light Up The Skies & Interfere With Communication Technology →

First Salmon Swims Past the Former Iron Gate – Redwood Voice Community News

October 10th, 2024 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from CalTrans District 1; the first Klamath Salmon pass through the former site of the Iron Gate dam; Crescent City Councilors discussed changing the City’s landscaping standards; a geomagnetic storm gets its very own press … Continue reading First Salmon Swims Past the Former Iron Gate – Redwood Voice Community News →

Crescent City Pump Track Officially Opens Saturday

Pump Track Ribbon Cutting Set For Saturday, And Other City Council News

Crescent City councilors approved bike pump track rules ahead of its Saturday grand opening. The new rules require users to wear a helmet, elbow pads and knee pads and states that kids under age 12 must be under adult supervision, City Attorney Martha Rice said Monday. The regulations set the facility’s hours from dawn to … Continue reading Pump Track Ribbon Cutting Set For Saturday, And Other City Council News →

Muni Code Cleanup Uncovers Landscaping Standards Crescent City Councilors Didn't Realize Existed

An effort to set parameters for the amount of open space housing developers need to provide their residents made Crescent City councilors realize that the municipal code contains landscaping standards that likely aren’t applied consistently. Some don’t make sense, Councilor Kelly Schellong Feola said Monday. One example she gave is a requirement that at least … Continue reading Muni Code Cleanup Uncovers Landscaping Standards Crescent City Councilors Didn't Realize Existed →

Weighing in on the New Firework Ordinance – Redwood Voice Community News

October 9th, 2024 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from CalTrans District 1; representatives from Rikuzentakata joined in at the recent RCRC meeting; another candidate joins in the Harbor District’s election; Del Norte Supervisors consider the County-wide firework crackdown; Oregon’s five year housing plan comes … Continue reading Weighing in on the New Firework Ordinance – Redwood Voice Community News →

Del Norte's New Fireworks Law Aims To Deter Illegal Pyrotechnics Via Fines

Del Norte’s legal counsel called the new fireworks ordinance an administrative tool that uses fines to discourage people from bringing their Roman candles, sky rockets and other “dangerous” pyrotechnics into the community. California law already makes it a crime to possess “dangerous fireworks,” County Counsel Jacqueline Roberts said Tuesday. These include sky rockets, bottle rockets, … Continue reading Del Norte's New Fireworks Law Aims To Deter Illegal Pyrotechnics Via Fines →

A Basket of Love for Kamome Foundation

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