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Dang, it’s nigh impossible to pick just one; wish you’d done a ranked choice poll.
The “E” is larger than the other letters, the leg of the “R” swoops under the adjoining “E”, and the leg of the “K” connects to the “A”. That’s a …
I agree - ultimately his heart seems in the right place, which I can’t say for virtually every other billionaire currently pulling the political puppet strings in this country
More importantly from TJs perspective, the community is way too small, the demographics not what they’re after, and the driving distance way too far, especially since we are pretty much …
The rent would be out of control as well…folks had this idea for the old Rays Market in McKinleyville until they saw how huge the monthly rent was…no way to …
They’re regulars out here in Dows Prairie
While a vote for a man who made money off of money is icky, Katie Porter’s views change whenever a new poll comes out—a moderate 6 months ago, more progressive …
It may be time to hold our noses and vote for Steyer if it’s the only way to keep two Repugs off the ballot.
I confess to being torn….no love for stinkin billionaires but if ever a climate/environment/planet Earth supporter was needed, it is now.
I was part of the original focus group for Eddy Alexander’s design of the City’s identity. I voted against it then and I still can’t stand it. Breaks any number …
Mrs. Giacomini was our librarian all through elementary school at South Fortuna (I think it’s Walker elementary now?). I loved the school library and the Book Fair and she was …
Hmm, that’s an odd belief..
I think we should shy away from the billionaire class that has no idea what we need and how we live. Plus let’s keep the age lower please. All just …
The font is already the one used for the City of Eureka. Makes sense to me there would be uniformity in the font used. The only similarity is both ENF …
Billionaires should not be elected officials.
The font is almost identical to what Eureka Natural Foods uses for their logo. This design looks too similar. But Allpoints is making the sign, so I guess that’s what …
Wonderful group !
You misspelled country. https://uploads.disquscdn.c…
Should just say “Eureka!”
People were eating outside all winter when it wasn’t actively raining
Repubs are raping your children, not immigrants. Leave them alone to live their lives.
To me it looks classic. Clean lines, simple design, a bit rustic. Look forward to seeing the completed project!
That is a concern, vandalism, just like the newly planted magnolias near Pierson’s. Several were broken not long after being planted. Sure makes me sad to see that happening.
It won’t necessarily need landscape maintenance (though CalTrans would likely do it). Just below the drawing are images of plants to be used including a native coastal meadow mix, poppies, …
Welcome signs don’t need to be that exciting.
I don’t like the politics associated with Home Depot. I’d rather we have a Lowe’s.
My cat loves to chase these lizards and usually only ends up with their tails. I get annoyed with her when I catch her harassing one….they eat garden pests.
Who will keep up the landscaping? The concept image doesn’t look like it’ll be easily maintained with at riding mower and string trimmer.
It’s perfectly readable if you don’t look at the individual letters, and people will be reading it at 70mph; it should be fine.
kaivalya0 — Re: (PHOTOS) The New ‘Welcome to Eureka’ Sign By the Herrick Overpass is Coming Together
I like Eureka! (and the typeface)