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Curry BOC Moves Forward On One Proposed Use For Opioid Funds; Jail Telehealth Proposal Delayed

Curry County commissioners last week proceeded with a proposed partnership with Gold Beach to create a school resource and community resource officer (SRO/CRO) position using opioid settlement dollars. But state procurement laws and the lack of a proposed contract is keeping the Board from moving forward on a request from jail commander Lt. Jeremy Krohn … Continue reading Curry BOC Moves Forward On One Proposed Use For Opioid Funds; Jail Telehealth Proposal Delayed →

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Flowing Free From Klamath to Rowdy Creek – Redwood Voice Community News

October 30th, 2024 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from CalTrans District 1; Crescent City Councilors discussed a partnership between South Coast Community Aquatics in Brookings and Fred Endert Municipal Pool; Rowdy Creek flows freely once again; Nautical News from Kenny Priest of Fishing The … Continue reading Flowing Free From Klamath to Rowdy Creek – Redwood Voice Community News →

The 2024 Peace & Dignity Journey Run

In the 2024 Peace and Dignity Journeys run, participants embark on a seven-month prayer run from Fairbanks, Alaska, and Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, converging at El Cuaca, Colombia. This journey emphasizes the commitment to prayer, underlining the obligation to strengthen spiritual connections among Indigenous Peoples across the Western Hemisphere. Join Rory McCain and Ethan Caudill-DeRego … Continue reading The 2024 Peace & Dignity Journey Run →

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Pacific Choice Sea Food Sails Out of the Harbor

The Triplicate's E-Edition for 10/30/24

Crescent City Eyes Partnership With Brookings Nonprofit To Offer Alternative Venue For Pool Patrons

Crescent City councilors last week supported a proposed partnership with South Coast Community Aquatics in Brookings to give Del Norte County pool patrons a place to swim when the Fred Endert Municipal Pool closes for construction in December. But on Monday, SCCA President Val Early told the Brookings City Council that discussions about how the … Continue reading Crescent City Eyes Partnership With Brookings Nonprofit To Offer Alternative Venue For Pool Patrons →

Race For The Harbor: Harry Adams Says His Job's Not Done

Harry Adams credits the changing atmosphere and the new harbormaster for his last-minute decision to run for reelection as a Crescent City Harbor commissioner. Adams, who’s currently president of the Board of Commissioners, says he’s not done doing the job. Yet until about three weeks ago, he wasn’t even in the running for the three … Continue reading Race For The Harbor: Harry Adams Says His Job's Not Done →

Race For The Harbor: John Evans Wants To 'Further His Service To The Public'

The Crescent City Harbor is in the midst of a cultural shift, John Evans says. The 40-year-old correctional officer says he sees this shift at play during Harbor District meetings, especially during public comment. Expectations for how the port should operate have changed. People expect a more professional image from the Board of Commissioners, he … Continue reading Race For The Harbor: John Evans Wants To 'Further His Service To The Public' →

Race For The Harbor: Devon Morgante Wants To Help The Harbor Realize Its Potential

Devon Morgante says he doesn’t want to come to the Crescent City Harbor District Board of Commissioners with an agenda, even though people ask him if he’s got one. Instead, he says he wants to hear the community’s concerns, “filter that through education and experience,” work with his potential colleagues and the harbormaster and come … Continue reading Race For The Harbor: Devon Morgante Wants To Help The Harbor Realize Its Potential →