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- ‘Sunset Heights’, the City of Eureka’s Housing Project Near Winco, Has Nabbed $21.7 Million Grant From a State Climate Fund
- POLL! Would You Care for Some Tinned Seafood?
- Eureka Police Searching for Hit-and-Run Driver Who Caused Three-Vehicle Accident on Wabash Tuesday
- New Mayor Will be Chosen Tonight at Arcata City Council
- Jury Convicts Two Humboldt County Men of ‘Gruesome’ Double Murder in Butte County
- Local Farmer Blake Alexandre Appears Alongside RFK Jr., Dr. Oz, Brooke Rollins at the Trump Administration’s Launch of a New Pilot Program to Support Regenerative Farming
- Six Rivers Forest Service has Sold a Lot of Tree Cutting Permits this Season
- Why Isn’t Eureka Enforcing Its Vacant Building Ordinance?
- Why Did a Local Government Association Delete References to ‘Climate Crisis’ in a Planning Document Draft? Enviro Groups Say It’s Part of a Trend
- Buteo regalis (Ferruginous hawk)
Indeed, all of that doesn’t help. It all wears down the community.
Nearly half of all homes in Humboldt county and the nation are rentals.evictionlab.org
I like canned sardines on crackers once in a while.
The private sector has been punishing the community for decades with sprawl and other predatory businesses , pawn shops, check cashing, Payday loans , rent to own, storage units, dollar …
I’ve loved Alex Stillman for so many years. Thank you Alex, for coming back to the council to mentor the young folks.
I actually agree with language like change and mitigation over sensational and doomsday language like crisis and upheaval. The latter has been demonstrated to cause great anxiety and mental health …
Grilled tuna, yes, but I prefer Wild Planet for tuna salad, tuna casserole, tuna melts etc.
Octopus are very intelligent creatures. Maybe smarter than humans. We probably shouldn’t eat them. Tuna is dumb and delicious- perfect combo.
Yes, I had a similar experience. Went on a backpack in the snow, dehydrated with a bottle of whiskey, and the first days diet of a full can of tuna …
Wouldn’t releasing a description of the vehicle be beneficial?
That’s a cedar I’m afraid. Also not to be like that, but, *Douglas-fir
I’m confused too, did two involved parties bail, one on foot and one in a vehicle?
I can only afford seafood I catch. In fact, due to the fact that I own a boat, seafood that I catch is about the only thing I can afford.
I hope these apartments are built with heavy sound proofing and triple pane windows.
Hell yeah, lets do that instead of the wind turbines…
I do this still just for random adventure prep
https://www.hcaog.net/regional-transportation-plan-update There is a link to the survey under the second paragraph describing the Draft Regional Transportation Plan
When I worked in the woods I always carried a Care Package, sardines, saltines, beanie weenies, twinkies, peanuts, raisins, Payday candy bars,….anything with a shelf life roughly equal to nuclear …
Pretty much most do open a can. Yet here we have a harbor and fresh caught to freeze ourselves. 24 hours or less from line to grill. And the difference …
Doesn’t pretty much everyone eat their tuna sandwiches by first opening a tin? I grew up eating open faced avocado sandwiches topped with sardines. We used to love it.
I really like pickled herring. Reminds me of first having it in the first class dining car on the Super Chief after cocktails in the Turquois Room (the train’s lounge/bar …
Correct. In the office complex behind Starbucks.
They’re not? It’s a state law now; no parking 20’ from intersections, 15’ from bulbouts.
I got a tree last weekend, I was amazed at how many people were out doing the same all along route 1. Several were cutting trees in the horse mtn …
That one chick, what did I say that you disliked? Me being persnickety about language, or hoping the driver is caught? Just curious.
Community survey link is broken
Back in the day, Eureka City Schools had 8,000 students, St Bernards had an elementary & a High School, and there was a thriving middle class in this town. Now, …
I used to like to eat octopus and others like squid. But I have since learned more about octopus and their abilities, mental mostly, that makes me put them in …
back in the 60s i fell in love with canned octopus it was cheaper than sardines still love it in cans but its 15 $$$$$$ a can now compared to …
I loved canned sardines when I was younger. Cheap, high protein meal. Goes as well with anything better than nothing. But a couple of years ago, a diet high in …
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