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Klamath River Chinook Reoccupying Historic Habitat

Today's The Day! Set Your Clocks Back 1 Hour

By Donna Westfall – November 3, 2024 The first Sunday in November is the beginning…

Brookings and Endert Pools Working Together

The Del Norte Unified School District's Latest Hustle

Opinion by Samuel Strait – November 3, 2024 I suppose most of the County have…

Burn Permit Suspension Lifted in Del Norte and Other Counties

Press release from CAL FIRE Humboldt – Del Norte Unit:

Newsom's Lasting Defeat

By Kevin Kiley – November 2, 2024 As Joe Biden was calling half the country…

New Portal Monuments Entering The Golden State Planned

California commercial dungeness crab season Is delayed

CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY: Hand Prop 5 the defeat it deserves

By Jon Coupal – November 1, 2024 By the time you read this, as many…

The State of the Safekeeping Exhibit – Redwood Voice Community News

November 1st, 2024 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from CalTrans District 1; Curry County’s Jail Commander continues to try to coax opioid settlement dollars from County Commissioners; scientists have tagged the first new salmon in the Klamath for research purposes; an update on the … Continue reading The State of the Safekeeping Exhibit – Redwood Voice Community News →

Ice Plant Saga: Harbor District Weighs Operating Plant As Short-Term Solution, Enlists Help From City, County Leaders

Thumbnail courtesy of KFUG Station Manager Paul Critz. After meeting with city and county representatives on Monday, Interim Harbormaster Mike Rademaker says there’s more momentum toward the Harbor District operating the ice plant rather than transporting the ice from Brookings. The Crescent City Harbor District is still working on establishing a containerized ice plant, but … Continue reading Ice Plant Saga: Harbor District Weighs Operating Plant As Short-Term Solution, Enlists Help From City, County Leaders →

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