I was more referring to multimodal transportation/trails (Waterfront, H, I, C St, now probably 15th, Bay to Zoo), and parks (Del Norte Pier and Da Yas in particular).

Memories often lie, but the numbers do not. Property crime rates in California and accross the county remain at historic lows. https://uploads.disquscdn.c…

I was curious about the “Indian cowboy” Wesley Henry when I was setting this up. It seems he came to a grisly end at the hands of a person who, …

That was an exhausting read, and now I want hot cocoa.And what happened to Buck? And the cattle and horses? They can handle pretty low temps, but everyone has their …

The question is, which continent is it native to, and which was introduced? Annoyingly, Wikipedia has nothing to say about this.

For Hygrocybe cantharellus, the North America–Australia split is best explained by a combination of long-distance spore dispersal and taxonomic uncertainty, with human transport as a secondary possibility.

Wikipedia says it’s found in North America and Australia. How?

I will sometimes take my bike on the bus northbound and ride southbound because headwinds suuuuuuck.Having a bus every 10 minutes, like a civilized country, will be amazing; I’ll never …

Going to Humboldt Life is informative.

Pretty sure he’s with LCMS, not ELCA. LCMS encourages this crap.

Really? I usually find it reassuringly ordinary. Adventures are few and very far between.

Phones have accelerometers so it would be simplicity itself to program them to not work (aside from 911) above a predetermined speed. Awkward for passengers, but a small sacrifice.

The seismic risk alone is reason enough to take them down sooner rather than later.

Friday night markets are only successful because people can park and go to it, but now there will be less available parking, so no one will want to go to …

Rose colored glasses are great. Keep focusing on the positive, ignoring the forgotten (addicts and mental health-impaired individuals), and let me know how the theft rate is. Ignoring the unpleasant …

This is the death of old town Eureka. Parking is already super impacted, and now they’re taking out one of the most important parking lots. Good job!

Could tell the line for Eureka by way people dressed, eg., farmers

Take away more parking and give out more tickets good revenue for the city when people have to double Park and Park in no parking zones…

I remember the old SF bus station, with it’s wooden or plywood gates, along with the muni buses with their smelly “Screaming Jimmy” diesel engines.

Live and learn, good adventure.

For all its faults, I remember that Humboldt had more of a sense of community than all the other places I’ve lived

When I enlisted, the USN sent me to SF by Greyhound.The old bus station in SF - well, that was an eye opener for a small town guy.

I frequently travel from Arcata to Willow Creek and back. Only $2 bucks one way!

The Amtrak bus is fantastic. Took it from Ukiah to Fortuna a couple months ago. Took the exact same amount of time as if I’d driven it — without the …

So sad. Hope they get someone else that cares as much as he does.

Another bus schedule to factor in, another reason to drive a car if one is available to use.I just looked at the latest bus schedule to get to my former …

While I understand all of the parking concerns, realize that reduced parking is just part of the natural progression of cities. Every big city that I have visited has pay …

They have been darn successful at housing grants for sure. A lot of credit should probably be given to Linc Housing and Danco. They both specialize in getting government funds.

I looked at taking mass transit in Humboldt County, but a car is still much faster, with no schedule to worry about, and can go where no mass transit bus …

Not since the mid 1960’s when I last rode in a Greyhound bus, and that was to the Bay Area.