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Del Norte student-athlete organizing local Girls and Women in Sports Day

Pedestrian Fatality on 101, South of Brookings Reported by Oregon State Police

DNUSD Moves Forward With Preliminary Pink Slips Amid Outcry From Parents, Staff, Students

Joe Hamilton Elementary School | Photo by Amanda Dockter Molly Sherman donned her parent hat when she told trustees that she was debating whether or not her daughter was going to Crescent Elk Middle School next year. A third generation Del Norte Unified School District educator, Sherman sent her kids to Uncharted Shores Academy due … Continue reading DNUSD Moves Forward With Preliminary Pink Slips Amid Outcry From Parents, Staff, Students →

Fred Endert Municipal Pool Set to Reopen – Redwood Voice Community News

March 5th, 2025 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: road work updates from Caltrans District 1; DNUSD staff see potential preliminary layoff notices; Del Norte County Public Health encourages measles vaccination as cases rise country-wide; info on last week’s Bertsch-Oceanview water main break; DNOES invites the public for … Continue reading Fred Endert Municipal Pool Set to Reopen – Redwood Voice Community News →

Del Norte Mamba Mentality Flourishes at Cal State Chico

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Three Del Norte wrestlers qualify for state championships

The Triplicate's E-Edition for 3/5/25

Defect In C900 Pipe May Have Caused Last Wednesday's Water Main Break, Crescent City Manager Says

Crescent City Public Works and Tidewater Contracting crews responded to a water main break on Elk Valley Road at about 6 a.m. last Wednesday and had drinking water restored to about 3,000 customers in the Bertsch-Oceanview area by approximately 5 p.m. the next day. | Photo by Amanda Dockter A defect in a 20-year-old C900 … Continue reading Defect In C900 Pipe May Have Caused Last Wednesday's Water Main Break, Crescent City Manager Says →

Pool Reopening Set, Though Crescent City Now Has To Replace The Roof; Staff Blame Seagulls

Thumbnail photo courtesy of Andrew Goff “Cannonball Chaos” will reign supreme when the Fred Endert Municipal Pool reopens on March 22. There will be contests, games and giveaways, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the facility’s new flooring and heating systems. But the pool’s three-month closure this winter revealed a problem — actual rain was … Continue reading Pool Reopening Set, Though Crescent City Now Has To Replace The Roof; Staff Blame Seagulls →

Time to Crush Judicial Overreach and Secure Our Elections

By Brigette Gabriel – March 4, 2025 Enough is enough—our justice system’s relentless meddling must…

Grants Pass Police Surveil Designated Homeless Camp – Redwood Voice Community News

March 4th, 2025 – For Redwood Voice Community News, a production of Redwood Voice Youth Media, today’s news: road work updates from Caltrans District 1; with a decline in students and funding, the Del Norte Unified School District Board of Trustees discussed post-Covid layoffs; last week California hosted its third annual Missing and Murdered Indigenous People Summit; … Continue reading Grants Pass Police Surveil Designated Homeless Camp – Redwood Voice Community News →