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Common Sense Isn't So Common In Democratic-run Cities as Crime, Addiction and Drug Overdoses Escalate

Opinion and Commentary By Donna Westfall – April 12, 2025 Just finished reading an article…

Yurok Tribe Opposes Major Aspect of Marine Stewardship Initiative

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Library Director Scrambles to Keep Information Accessible to All – Redwood Voice Community News

April 11th, 2025 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: roadwork updates from CalTrans District 1; the registration for Del Norte’ Summer Program is coming to a close next week; Del Norte High School’s sports update; Curry County is hosting a cybersecurity summit; the Del Norte Board of … Continue reading Library Director Scrambles to Keep Information Accessible to All – Redwood Voice Community News →

Harbor's Latest Development Plan Includes Tree-Lined Thoroughfares, Plazas And, Eventually, An Amphitheater

Photo by Paul Critz Chris Williams unveiled a future Crescent City Harbor he says will draw people in and provide economic benefit for everyone in the area. Williams, planning director for Irvine-based TCA Architects, imagined a tree-lined Starfish Way as the port’s main thoroughfare featuring breweries, wine tasting and places to rent kayaks or charter … Continue reading Harbor's Latest Development Plan Includes Tree-Lined Thoroughfares, Plazas And, Eventually, An Amphitheater →

Rademaker Continues To Captain The Crescent City Harbor Ship, Gets A Raise

Thumbnail photo by Amanda Dockter Mike Rademaker will continue as Crescent City’s harbormaster for at least another three months. Four members of the Harbor District Board of Commissioners approved a three-month contract with Rademaker. Vice Chair Annie Nehmer dissented, later telling Redwood Voice Community News that the agreement included a raise despite commissioners’ not being … Continue reading Rademaker Continues To Captain The Crescent City Harbor Ship, Gets A Raise →

Youth Take to the Trees at Roots and Wings Dance Camp

“An extremely liberating and expansive and challenging flight,” said Lauren Godla of DiRT and Glitter when asked what vertical dance is. “A totally new perspective on gravity and reality and what kind of movement is possible.” Godla has been doing vertical dance for 10 years with several productions under her belt and has shared that … Continue reading Youth Take to the Trees at Roots and Wings Dance Camp →

Library Director Fights To Maintain Access

Phyllis Goodeill sidles around the desk in her office at the back of the Del Norte County Public Library, stepping between cardboard boxes as she does. Her desk is a mess. Piled high with binders, papers and books, it looks exactly how you’d expect the desk of a busy library director to look: Like there … Continue reading Library Director Fights To Maintain Access →

Progress Made in Supporting Healthy Salmon Populations

Opinion: The BOS and Its Traveling Road Show

Crescent City To Add New Tank To Water System, Plans To Dismantle 68-year-old Elevated Tank

Crescent City will add a new component to its water system that will regulate water pressure more efficiently and, eventually, lead to the dismantling of the 67-year-old elevated tank near Wonder Stump and U.S. 101. The City Council approved a $694,000 contract with Humboldt County-based Wahlund Construction to build a 6,000 gallon pressurized tank. The … Continue reading Crescent City To Add New Tank To Water System, Plans To Dismantle 68-year-old Elevated Tank →