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Gotta pay for all that aging infrastructure somehow, starting with the sewage system that the oyster farmers are suing them over (which will become dramatically worse with sea level rise).
The contract was for $122k with a 15% buffer for “expenses.”
That’s crazy. Eureka is great and more affordable than Arcata, particularly for families. The zoo and skywalk in particular were so effectively marketed in national campaigns. Plus, the vast majority …
I don’t know what they charge, but surely they would have offered something better than the suggestion to use the same branding as Travelodge.
Allpoints, hmm… I’m curious about how Chuck feels about this.
Yeah, I also wondered about that. Complaining to the advertising businesses might help.
Apparently.
Hahaha… I knew it. Bend over, Mendo and Sonoma. You’re about to get F-F-Fleeced.
Everybody calls us a “resource rich area” because we are. I thought he moved here to get elected and gain political power.
Isn’t the scruffy look in these days?
Surely there is opportunity in this space for value added innovation. If the argument for keeping the billboard had a little more to offer than “It’s been here since 1959” …
“Farmers can pull carbon from the air and store it in the soil simply by working with nature instead of against it.”-Ohlson, Kristin. The Soil Will Save Us: How Scientists, …
The same goes for the timber industry. We need to thin trees especially firs that are outcompeting the great oaks in our prairie lands. Believe it or not, there are …
What happened to buying and shopping locally?
What the hell, author.“By this point, the lineage of Humboldt County’s main moneymakers is general knowledge. Timber–fisheries–weed. They are dead. Long live the extractive industries… Educated people (hopefully) start businesses.”This …
That time he called us a “resource rich area” after suddenly moving here for no apparent reason.
Dam removal can’t solve the Klamath River’s water quality problems because those problems are caused by irrigated agriculture in the Upper Basin, Shasta and Scott discharging polluted irrigation wastewater and …
Might be helpful to share your objections with Coast Central. No customers for the ad space would make removing it less painful.
Not Sure who’s lamer landlords or billboard bitches
Steve McQueen fan, eh?
I’m pretty sure Mr. Wills was responsible for this: https://uploads.disquscdn.c… The fact that the ad is for a bloated murder machine just adds insult to injury.
Hmm, quasi-public agencies acting as private equity vultures! And the crime-family-in-chief is right there in the middle of it. Who would’ve guessed.
Sorry, my bad, wrong Geoff Wills.
I do miss him.
Is Mr. Wills a billionaire? I can’t find anything.
Someone who’s livelihood depends on it.I feel for the guy but he needs to find another business.
But as the consultants said, housing is a big issue. I’ve noticed that developers aren’t exactly leaping on the Gateway Area.
Where are they going to stay that isn’t dangerous or blighted?
Maybe the midnight sawsall bandit will save us from this billboard too…
NJB and Strong Towns, a match made in heaven.Maybe Arcata should’ve hired Urban3.