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Seconded on TJ’s being cultish, they are the Bethel of grocery stores.
Curious if the Friday Night Markets have had an economic impact positive or negative for the Old Town storefront brick and mortar businesses? Arts Alive was focused on the existing …
I thought ID requirements were inherently about the disenfranchisement of disadvantaged citizens or just general people. It’s good Sacramento is getting ahead of Independent YouTube reporters on this.
At 18, I was driving a old Ford Fairlane. My friends and I would do most the mechanical work ourselves. The car only cost $400.
I was one of those loyal supporters of entertainment there. Yes, it was dark when I walked home late. My favorite was the poetry nights. I am not good at …
Fairfield is such a narrow street, one of my least favorites to drive because of that reason. I hope this little creep loses his license until he’s 25… maybe by …
Cranky Old Lady — Re: Old Town Coffee and Chocolates, a Eureka Fixture For 24 Years, Abruptly Closes
Just go to Eureka Natural Foods. It’s a Trader Joe’s without the hype and just as expensive.
I have never found anything at TJ’s that you couldn’t get somewhere else.
And of course, the assumption being “BMW” = “fancy car”. They actually do sell “regular” cars, too….. All that was mentioned was a “BMW sedan”, which could be anything.Either way, …
Would the outcome be different if he was driving an 87 shitbox?
I worked at both locations last year. I don’t want to say too much, but I saw this coming, and a lot of my coworkers did too. I feel bad …
Now, that’s a business I really miss. Wish they’d come back.
Who are these 18-year-olds with access to fancy cars? Second crash involving this combination in a week.
well at least it wasn’t a place that had good coffee, good food, or good business practices
Ever since they stopped accommodating music. The place has gone downhill in my opinion
Crunchy and spicy! LOL
MellowtheHippie — Re: Old Town Coffee and Chocolates, a Eureka Fixture For 24 Years, Abruptly Closes
I’ll tell you. They have a lot of unique items that you really can’t get anywhere else. They have meals that are convenient and quick without skipping on quality or …
Boy are they in for a culture shock.
Chocolate covered ants. Mmmmmm…
Much too small for Trader Joe. About the right size for a convenience store. Old Town could used one of those.
It’s called engineering. There are many offshore floating wind farms like the way worse North Sea. The anchors are massive weights and chains that all rhe wind machine to handle …
It’s already started to happen, due to the cutoff date being January 2026 for that proposed one time tax, Sergie Brin and the other Google founder have taken over a …
“Arne Jacobsen, a director of Cal Poly Humboldt’s Schatz Energy Resource Center, who will deliver a keynote address called ‘Connecting Offshore Wind to California’s Grid – Accelerating Transmission Planning & …
Update On gathering location.. after services gathering will be held at the Yurok TANF office , 1034 6th st, Eureka, CA
This is an opportunity for Nancy Fleming to reopen Gourmet Gallery and Windjammer Books to reopen adjacent.
Carbon emissions are up as Our Favorite President Ever encourages coal production at the expense of climate disruption. Literally every day we have a gargantuan blob of severe drought alternating …
Cathy(sp?) and Gail ran a great, customer focused business. The new owner killed so much of the charm that made it great. I used to go there every day, but …
She doesn’t care about that. She owes her employees money. Good luck
More is ascertained from being in the court, that is why. Something I used to do back in the day. About the only reporter I’ve seen who actually goes in …
Dang, I used to go there a lot. I tried to go recently and found the doors closed…