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Del Norte's Friendship With Rikuzentakata May Influence Last Chance Grade Tunnel Project

Jaime Matteoli returned from his Japan trip excited about the ongoing collaboration he hopes to have with his counterparts at that country’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Matteoli said he hopes to gain some wisdom from the lessons his colleagues across the Pacific have learned as Caltrans begins refining its design for the … Continue reading Del Norte's Friendship With Rikuzentakata May Influence Last Chance Grade Tunnel Project →

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Volunteers Serve Up A Del Norte Thanksgiving On Thursday

Thumbnail photo: Denise Doyle-Schnacker volunteers at the Community Thanksgiving Dinner in 2022. While all the volunteer slots are taken for this year's dinner, monetary donations are always welcome and appreciated, Crescent City Foursquare Church Pastor Roger Bodenstab says. With 160 people signed up, Foursquare Church no longer needs volunteers to heat up and dish out … Continue reading Volunteers Serve Up A Del Norte Thanksgiving On Thursday →

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SNAP Gap Was Emergency Food Task Force's First Test; DNUSD Will Feed Students During Thanksgiving Break

Thumbnail photo: Marina MacNeil and Dominique Richcreek, staff members at Pacific Pantry, visited Smith River's Howonquet Hall in this 2024 file photo. | Jessica C. Andrews With CalFresh benefits fully restored for nearly 4,000 Del Norte families, a local emergency task force targeting food insecurity had officially demobilized as of Friday. But Julie Bjorkstrand said … Continue reading SNAP Gap Was Emergency Food Task Force's First Test; DNUSD Will Feed Students During Thanksgiving Break →

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Crescent City Seeks Caltrans Grant To Tame U.S. 101 'Concrete Jungle'

Thumbnail: Crescent City is pursuing a Caltrans grant that would make its highway corridor safer for all modes of transportation and tie its downtown area to the Crescent City Harbor. | Screenshot As Crescent City focuses on revitalizing its downtown, City Manager Eric Wier asked councilors to give a thought to the highway corridor. Describing … Continue reading Crescent City Seeks Caltrans Grant To Tame U.S. 101 'Concrete Jungle' →

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Culture of Corruption

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A CHRISTMAS NIGHTMARE

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Crescent City Councilors Seek To Fill Vacancy, Approve Water Well Project, Sea Rise Grant Application

Crescent City Councilor Jason Greenough was absent. Among the items discussed at Monday’s meeting: Vacancy: Crescent City is accepting applications to fill the vacant seat left behind by Daran Dooley, who resigned in October. Applications will be accepted through 5 p.m. on Dec. 1. The City Council will then conduct interviews with a goal of … Continue reading Crescent City Councilors Seek To Fill Vacancy, Approve Water Well Project, Sea Rise Grant Application →

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Here's Your Sign? Crescent City Council Mulls Changes To Regulations

Thumbnail photo: The Tsunami Lane Bowling Alley received a permit for its digital sign about a year ago, however the sign has characteristics that aren't allowed in the Crescent City Municipal Code, City Attorney Martha Rice said. | Photo by Heather Polen Candace Tinkler was at odds with her colleagues as well as the Planning … Continue reading Here's Your Sign? Crescent City Council Mulls Changes To Regulations →

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Crescent City To Set Cap On Cannabis Retailers, Disallow Indoor Cultivation

Thumbnail photo by Jennifer Martin via Wikimedia Commons. Creative Commons License. Crescent City councilors endorsed a Planning Commission request to modify the city’s commercial cannabis law to disallow indoor cultivation within city limits. But, while planning commissioners also recommended limiting the number of retailers to eight, councilors opted for a stricter cap. “As long as … Continue reading Crescent City To Set Cap On Cannabis Retailers, Disallow Indoor Cultivation →

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