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I would easily choose a rooster crow over my neighbor’s illegal triple beam security light (since the City refuses to enforce its own ordinance).

Having passed by it regularly for many years I’m not entirely convinced about that.The building suffered a smaller fire and was boarded up and declared unfit for occupancy in 2018, …

I know. I was confused about it being 1am until I read your comment.

Spell check strikes again!

IIRC, that adds an appalling amount to the cost of the building.

Aren’t we all?

It’s sad that Eureka has such problems with income. Never seen a city talk about needs for low income so often.

Hideous.

Maybe the county needs to require a disclosure that landlords must provide to renters in AG‑zoned neighborhoods. It could help set realistic expectations about normal ag use.

R‑1 zoning came in with residential expansion. The agricultural uses next door are grandfathered and retain their full rights.Humboldt County Code § 313‑43.2 — Right‑to‑Farm“This notice is given pursuant to …

Your confusion was my confusion for a moment there. Bad headline first word should’ve been Eureka.

And how do you feel about that? Unhappy? Happy? Whatever?

All housing should be built on top of parking . That way people get a view and cars are kept out of the rain, and you’re not using twice the …

I read halfway through the article before I realized you weren’t talking about Arcata. Maybe you should’ve put Eureka in the title, or is AI responsible for that?

I worry about this all the time. We have like 8 roosters, and they coop directly behind my bedroom window (so I can hear if anything’s going after my flock …

And what about the stores? Where will they go?

Sad. I hope the remaining stores don’t close.

What about zoning checkerboards where small ag parcels dot R-1 zones. The ag owner often keeps their exemption by running livestock as a hobby while their main source of income …

Religion and medicine don’t mix. A settlement is not enough. Providence needs to remove their dreadful policy that endangers women’s lives.

I had a Rhode Island Red named Helen that laid two eggs a day for years.

Until this headline briefly confused me, I somehow missed the fact that “major structure fire and resulting pile of uncleared debris in January involving residential housing on H street” accurately …

An egg a week? LOL. I averaged 5 a week per hen out of mine. No roosters required

Good to see ya again cow. Moo

Um… there are already clear rules in place for this. My best advice is simple: if you don’t want to hear farm animals, livestock dogs barking, tractors, generators, irrigation pumps, …

Pretty sure it’s lack of a supply that isn’t already held by investors/landlords.

True, as hens generate an average of an egg a week, without impregnation, but roosters can add stimulation for egg production.I’m thankful for the sounds they all make, because it …

Why? The building was long unoccupied and was in such awful condition it had actually been condemned back in 2018 . Even when it was occupied it was apparently an …

Roosters aren’t necessary for hens to lay eggs. And I am happy that we are a farming community - the Saturday farmers’ market is the highlight of my week!

Cow says it’s none of your damn business. Rooster is Cows friend. Rooster lets Cow know when Cow is about to be milked.Moo.

No, but I know that without them, some wouldn’t have their own fresh eggs. 🙃 Even though I’m in the middle of Eureka, I’ve seen and/or heard my share of …


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