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Judge Sides With Curry County BOC Against Sheriff Over Access To Some Documents, But Says Commissioners' Order Was Overbroad

Thumbnail photo: Screenshot The day after an Oregon circuit court judge issued a final ruling that vindicated the Curry County Board of Commissioners, Jay Trost pushed back against accusations that he and his colleagues aren’t transparent. Speaking from the dais at a meeting Wednesday, Trost noted that it was those accusations that led to a … Continue reading Judge Sides With Curry County BOC Against Sheriff Over Access To Some Documents, But Says Commissioners' Order Was Overbroad →

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Veterans Day Parade and More

Veterans Day Parade starting at 10 am Tuesday, November 11th. Canteen opens at 9AM with…

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Keep the Faith

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views…

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Mother, Daughter Ordered To Pay Restitution As Part of Plea Deal In Embezzlement Case, Face Probation And Possible Jail Time

Thumbnail photo by Amanda Dockter A Crescent City mother and daughter are facing probation and up to 60 days in jail after pleading no contest to embezzling between $22,000 and $23,000 from a local cleaning business. Wendy Malone, 61, and her daughter, 33-year-old Kaitlin Malone–Smith, were ordered to pay about $22,000 in restitution to Corinne … Continue reading Mother, Daughter Ordered To Pay Restitution As Part of Plea Deal In Embezzlement Case, Face Probation And Possible Jail Time →

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Caltrans May Use Bollards As Visual Incentive To Reduce Speeding on 199; Pedestrian Killed After Being Struck By Car On Oct. 26, CHP Reports

Thumbnail Photo by Akampfer via Wikimedia Commons. Creative Commons License. A month after California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 1014 into law, the Del Norte Local Transportation Commission’s Tamera Leighton said Caltrans is working on a more visible incentive to get people to slow down on U.S. 199. During a U.S. 199/197 safety update at … Continue reading Caltrans May Use Bollards As Visual Incentive To Reduce Speeding on 199; Pedestrian Killed After Being Struck By Car On Oct. 26, CHP Reports →

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Restoring Elk Creek Would Enhance Crescent City's Ability to Withstand Flood, Tsunami, Smith River Alliance's Grant Werschkull Says

Thumbnail: Aerial shot of the Elk Creek watershed looking west toward the Pacific Ocean. | Photo courtesy of Smith River Alliance and Stillwater Sciences Smith River Alliance Co-Director Grant Werschkull acknowledged that breathing new life into Elk Creek’s wetlands could be an economic boon for Crescent City. But to illustrate his point that restoring the … Continue reading Restoring Elk Creek Would Enhance Crescent City's Ability to Withstand Flood, Tsunami, Smith River Alliance's Grant Werschkull Says →

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Recap: Crescent City Council Has A Vacancy to Fill, Discusses Accessory Dwelling Units, Appoints New Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem

Thumbnail: Councilor Daran J. Dooley, middle, resigned last month, meaning that his former colleagues are now tasked with appointing his successor. | File photo by Aisling Bludworth Among the items discussed at Monday’s Crescent City Council meeting: Vacancy: Though one member of the public argued for leaving the seat vacant until next year, city councilors … Continue reading Recap: Crescent City Council Has A Vacancy to Fill, Discusses Accessory Dwelling Units, Appoints New Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem →

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Greenough Urges Councilors To Reach Out to U.S. Senators To End Government Shutdown

Thumbnail: Marina MacNeil and Dominique Richcreek, staff members at Pacific Pantry, distributes food in Smith River in this September 2024 photo. Pacific Pantry has expanded its hours in the wake of uncertain SNAP benefits as a result of the federal government shutdown. | File photo by Jessica Cejnar Andrews Crescent City Councilor Jason Greenough argued … Continue reading Greenough Urges Councilors To Reach Out to U.S. Senators To End Government Shutdown →

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