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Stamoy, the House Bats (TLF's Cryptid of the Day)

Welcome to The Lycaeus Frequency’s Cryptid of the Day, a month-long series detailing a cryptid one day at a time for the month of October—by Redwood Voice’s Sebastian Monroe. Today’s cryptid is the Stamoy, also known as House Bats. Arguably one of the cutest and most dangerous cryptids in my grimoire, the Stamoy can live lives that … Continue reading Stamoy, the House Bats (TLF's Cryptid of the Day) →

For many students, a trip to the forest can be a game changer

"Abuse Of Democracy?" What Country Do You Live In Mr. Hendrick?

Commentary by Samuel Strait – October 6, 2022 It is not often one exposes true…

Governor Newsom signs bill to increase student success at Community Colleges

Simulator Hand Grenades: Devices washed ashore at Newport

Letter: Where do we go from here?

AB 2109 signed into law, providing new protections for white sharks

The Smiling Man (TLF's Cryptid of the Day)

Welcome to The Lycaeus Frequency’s Cryptid of the Day, a month-long series detailing a cryptid one day at a time for the month of October—by Redwood Voice’s Sebastian Monroe. Today’s Cryptid is Indrid Cold, also known as the Smiling Man. A relatively human appearance is what you would see immediately upon greeting the Smiling Man, although he … Continue reading The Smiling Man (TLF's Cryptid of the Day) →

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The "Progressive" Sledgehammer

By Assemblyman Kevin Kiley – October 4, 2022 On Friday night, just hours before the…

Spleenwort (TLF’s Cryptid of the Day)

Welcome to The Lycaeus Frequency’s Cryptid of the Day, a month-long series detailing a cryptid one day at a time for the month of October—by Redwood Voice’s Sebastian Monroe. Today's Cryptid is the Spleenwort! The Spleenwort is a five to seven inch tall humanoid part of the classification of gnomes. Males and females are nearly identical, it's … Continue reading Spleenwort (TLF’s Cryptid of the Day) →

"Consensually Abused Agenda"

By Branden Bieber – October 4, 2022 It was unconstitutional when the County of Del…