We live in perhaps the most seismically active area of North America. The King Range is practically flying out of the ground geologically speaking. When Rio Dell drops a foot …

Honestly, a former housemate years ago kept an old cannonball on a bookshelf over his bed. Yup, you guessed it, a minor ‘quake rolled the heavy ball off the shelf …

Plus the ‘55 and ‘64 December floods and the Big Blow State-wide windstorm of ‘77. Almost got injured or worse in that one. Winter solstice is a weird, dangerous time …

Jacob’s Jr High Abandoned Blighted Ghetto Closed Campus Site Dumped On The Neighborhood For Decades Needs Sold LEGALLY!Get It On Gary Storts.

I dunno. Maybe submit a poll request to the site admins?

A large earthquake is widely felt with minor to major damage. Maybe a shallow and close 6.0 or better. Remember, it’s exponential, not linear. Gets nasty fast. Also depends on …

Yes, I think that means that Eureka had set a precedent of what We expect from a big box store.We should look back at that process. Chros Kerrigan was on …

Nice thought but I’ll stick my neck out (such as it is) and recall that Dr. Dengler (stat, stat) once remarked that small releases of energy on minor faults don’t …

I don’t even wake up anymore unless it’s at least 6.0 or more, plus shallow and close. I missed That last one off the King Range coast. Sometimes they register …

The 1992 earthquake trio is not forgotten. Ran out of my bedroom and just missed a pile of sharp, broken-glass shards that would have cut my feet badly. When was …

America will be a long. Long time rebounding from the Trump Disaster, if ever. Astounding historical disaster: The Party of Lincoln saves us and the Party of Trump destroys us. …

Thank you to the Vellutinis, the Maxons and everyone else who worked to help document and save Eureka’s unique architecture.So sad to see that so many amazing buildings have been …

“Ugh” is exactly the sound I made

What a sellout….Walmart having either a second, or moving to a larger space, does NOT help this local economy. It pushes profits out of the region and out of the …

Onlyon Broadway, all the good stuff is in Henderson Center and Old Town, which is oddly how it is in big cities

1909 Eureka seems like a very lively scene. “Freshly scrubbed, beargreased” woodsmen taking the “whiskey trains” into town to visit the 65 saloons or 32 brothels must have made for …

I went. It was really fun. There were a lot of people there, food trucks, and as stated, free hot chocolate and cookies. They did a great job of not …

I also have to confess the Dollar Store offers me hours of amusement. Searching through cheap garbage to find that one treasure of something, going back to buy more and …

And undoubtedly paid so poorly they need SNAP and other benefits. Why is there no mechanism to punish these retailers who employ people, but don’t pay a living wage. Oops, …

If WalMart leaves, basically it’s Kohl’s holding up the whole thing. No foot traffic, no food court, no interesting stores. Humboldt Clothing Company is gone. I’m old enough to remember …

Shoveling slide debris.

Now it’s someone’s little project. Betcha they live west of the slide.

They make for a great lending library though.

Disgusting and cool.

Hank, the map’s broken again!

Standard mega-chain business practice.

Their secrecy is not a Eureka-specific thing. They do this everywhere.

Ugh. I’ll make sure to stay away.

Why not let them spend a bunch of money on planning and permitting fees, employ a bunch of contractors and whatnot? If they fail in 5-10 years, that’s their loss …

Target did act like they wanted to be a good neighbor, and did pretty much everything that was asked of them, including building that trail out back that eventually became …