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President trump and his Cabinet? Your glass is half full and running over.
voted up for the insult.
Run, RUN!! RUN for your life!
You’re serious?
Some estimates put that number up to 40,000.
I’ll be performing this at Kaptain’s Quarters open mic this coming Wednesday
Agree about needing a stop on 14th - and on Wabash, too!
biased vision means narrow minded.
Since the article is talking about replacing existing meters with auto-read transmitters, then the explanation is simple - they don’t actually read your meter every billing cycle. You get estimated …
Literally no.
All I see is two council members wasting time for votes.
The people’s republic of arcata has spoken so let be written. America has killed over 1,000 civilians.
This belongs in a compilation of lamest excuses ever. Can we get our money back for the cost of bringing on this florida choad in the first place?
fry — Re: California Passed a Law to Curb Spikes in Gas Prices. Why Isn’t It Using Those Powers Now?
“A key concern is the Strait of Hormuz. Before the conflict, the narrow waterway carried more than 20 million barrels of oil a day — roughly one-fifth of global supply. …
Is the threat of Iran sending drones to California not a local problem?
Estimates actually go as high as 30,000.
You want to trust the same state government that is largely responsible for our highest in the nation gas prices to now control how much the companies can sell the …
Iran has killed over 1,000 civilians for protesting.
Yes, but happily, Dennis is a clearly a bridge engineer. We are lucky to have such expertise so readily available.
Fair enough. But, I’d argue Scotia issues are uniquely problematic and your comparison is against a very low bar as opposed to a semi-functional democratic society.
I am pleased that these two council members see the connection to what war in foreign lands does to our own homeland and even our community. I hope this resolution …
How fortunate that the Arcata City Council has run out of local problems to solve.
Lol. What’s confusing and what street is yours?. I know two people that live on C and they both love it
Is it up for a Grammy?
That song is a banger! Gives me Bob’s Burgers vibes. At one point I hated the C street changes, but now that I’m used to it it’s honestly not that …
First impressions seem promising. Seems like either person elected would be a good fit for the position. Hopefully we’ll get more information about them both soon so we can have …
Not confusing if you read the signs. If you use the street regularly than by now I would think you would be familar with a route that follows the understanding …
You’re probably right; I’m not a bridge engineer, and I don’t know what kind of damage has been done to it.
Nice to see bikes and walkers rather than cars speeding to fast down C St.
I’m so glad I have a bike and a bus pass.
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