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Best-Selling Author Joanie Lindenmeyer Spoke on Authenticity and Resiliency as a Kick-Off to PRIDE 2025

“Be you, be the sparkle, and have faith!” Joanie Lindenmeyer, retired Del Norte High School teacher turned best-selling author, shared stories of authenticity and resiliency as an LGBTQ+ person at the library June 19 as a kick-off to DNATL PRIDE 2025. She also spoke on the three books she wrote and co-wrote: Nun Better, Joyously … Continue reading Best-Selling Author Joanie Lindenmeyer Spoke on Authenticity and Resiliency as a Kick-Off to PRIDE 2025 →

Harbor District Board Drops Property Insurance On Marina Docks To Save $181,500

Thumbnail photo by Gavin Van Alstine Crescent City Harbor commissioners took Sandy Moreno’s advice and decided not to renew property insurance that covers damage to the docks in the marina from fire and collision. Moreno, who became the Harbor District’s financial advisor in April, urged commissioners to hold off on renewing the Commercial Property — … Continue reading Harbor District Board Drops Property Insurance On Marina Docks To Save $181,500 →

Unidentified Man Fatally Shot By Law Enforcement; Incident Originated As A Medical Aid Call, Del Norte Sheriff Says

Thumbnail photo: Law enforcement continue an investigation into an officer-involved-shooting that took place near Anchor Way and U.S. 101 on Friday. | Heather Polen Updated at 11:16 a.m. Saturday: From the California Highway Patrol: On June 27, 2025, at approximately 10:55 A.M., California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers assigned to the CHP Crescent City Area responded … Continue reading Unidentified Man Fatally Shot By Law Enforcement; Incident Originated As A Medical Aid Call, Del Norte Sheriff Says →

Rademaker Remains Harbormaster After 3-2 Vote – Redwood Voice Community News

June 27th, 2025 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from Caltrans District 1; Curry County Commissioners and Sheriff’s office reach a compromise; despite concerns from two Crescent City Harbor Commissioners, the Harbor Master’s five-year contact still stands; an investigation over human remains found in Crescent City … Continue reading Rademaker Remains Harbormaster After 3-2 Vote – Redwood Voice Community News →

Following 3-2 Vote, Rademaker Keeps Harbormaster Job Despite Concerns Over His Contract

Thumbnail photo by Paul Critz Three Crescent City Harbor commissioners let a five-year employment contract with Mike Rademaker stand despite concerns from two of their colleagues that someone had tweaked it after the fact. During a meeting that lasted more than five hours Wednesday, commissioners Annie Nehmer and Dan Schmidt said the final version of … Continue reading Following 3-2 Vote, Rademaker Keeps Harbormaster Job Despite Concerns Over His Contract →

The Civil Rights Violator

By Kevin Kiley – June 26, 2025 I've repeatedly warned Newsom that allowing men in…

Rollback of the Roadless Rule Rescinds National Forestland Safeguards – Redwood Voice Community News

June 26th, 2025 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from Caltrans District 1; Curry County Commissioners and Sheriff’s office reach a compromise; DHHS holds a public grand opening for their permanent supportive housing project; an investigation over human remains found in Crescent City is underway; applications … Continue reading Rollback of the Roadless Rule Rescinds National Forestland Safeguards – Redwood Voice Community News →

CCPD Investigating Human Remains Found Near Cooper Hill To Rule Out Homicide

An investigation is underway to rule out homicide after human remains were found near Cooper Avenue and J Street in Crescent City on Wednesday. Crescent City Police Chief Richard Griffin said the body of a male subject was found about 200 feet into the brush toward the cemetery. The subject had been wearing a hospital … Continue reading CCPD Investigating Human Remains Found Near Cooper Hill To Rule Out Homicide →

Camp & Jenny Creeks Undergo Construction for Tributary Restoration – Redwood Voice Community News

June 25th, 2025 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from Caltrans District 1; the CDFW reports the summer harvest guideline for Chinook salmon has been over-achieved; the Curry County Board of Commissioners and Curry Sheriff continue discussions on their roles and the 2025-26 budget; DHHS holds … Continue reading Camp & Jenny Creeks Undergo Construction for Tributary Restoration – Redwood Voice Community News →

Harbor District Conducts SerialMeetings Under the Guise of “SpecialClosed Session”

By Linda Sutter, Investigative Reporter – January 25, 2025 The Crescent City Harbor District has…

Curry Board of Commissioners, Sheriff Agree On Staffing Plan, Commit To Regular Meetings

Thumbnail photo by Ken Lund via Wikimedia Commons. Creative Commons License Though tensions continued on Tuesday with Curry County’s newest commissioner telling John Ward that his constituents have been fearful for the past year, both sides were able to compromise on staffing for the sheriff’s office. Both sides agreed to staff a lieutenant in the … Continue reading Curry Board of Commissioners, Sheriff Agree On Staffing Plan, Commit To Regular Meetings →

Sheriff Posse Vehicle Private Funds Coming in…Push Over the Finish Line for July 4th Parade