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Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011

News Channel 3: Fortuna Police Recovers Stolen Computers

KHUM: In Studio: Moreland & Arbuckle

News Channel 3: New Harbor District Chief Executive Named

NCJ: Harbor District Names Interim CEO

News Channel 3: Arcata Police Nab Suspect Wanted For Murder In Ohio

Times-Standard News: No closure yet in Joseph Marsh fireworks case; sentencing continued to next Wednesday

RHBB: Early Morning Fire in Eureka

Times-Standard News: Local churches move to fill void as St. Vincent de Paul struggles; volunteers take on meal service to help out

Times-Standard News: Six Squireses' properties ordered into receivership; ruling states other 20 will have to wait for full trial

Times-Standard News: HSU, CSU faculty may strike over withheld raises; Chancellor's office calls salary bumps inappropriate

Times-Standard News: Fortuna police investigating car accident involving 11-year-old bicyclist

Times-Standard News: Walker given 18 years for Arcata rape; Eureka man to serve 85 percent of sentence

Times-Standard News: Parts of forest land near Ruth closed for safety

Times-Standard News: Sheriff's deputies seek two suspects in robbery, assault

Times-Standard News: Crescent City Police Department to receive grant

Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2011

Tom Sebourn: ATF: No firearms for those who use marijuana legally

Tom Sebourn: ATF: No firearms for those who use marijuana legally

Tom Sebourn: 320 Mile, 5 Day Ride From Fortuna To San Francisco Saturday

RHBB: Today, Sheriffs Office Warned Rural Residents Between Willits and Fort Bragg that Bassler might be in Area

Tom Sebourn: Stolen Property, Fictitious Checks Leads To 4 Eureka Arrests

Tom Sebourn: Access Humboldt Challenges FCC's Open Internet Rules

Tom Sebourn: Kevin Scott Walker Gets 18 Years For Rape And Assault Committed Near Arcata Sports Complex

Two Rivers Tribune: Stick Champs

Two Rivers Tribune: Local Church Group Hosts Revival and Tent Meeting in Hoopa

RHBB: Rope Used to Strangle Good Samaritan

RHBB: Emerald Technologies–To Catch an [Alleged] Thief

Two Rivers Tribune: Tips From the Potting Bench (Toil and Till)

Two Rivers Tribune: Hoopa Fire Develops Its Own Backyard for Community’s Use

Two Rivers Tribune: Fall Chinook Restrictions Go Into Effect in Parts of Klamath

Two Rivers Tribune: PG&E Planned Service Outage in Hoopa Rescheduled

Two Rivers Tribune: Dream Quest Site Expansion a Crowd Pleaser

Two Rivers Tribune: Hoopa Tribal Council Talks Money

Two Rivers Tribune: DEIS Paves Way for Dam Removal

Two Rivers Tribune: Prop 215 Issues on the Table at Willow Creek Community Services District Meeting

RHBB: Holy Cow! Humboldt Co. Company Goes All Vegan, Dude

RHBB: Got a 215? Then You Can’t Have A 22 or…

Times-Standard News: Fishing crew narrowly escapes fire; Ocean Joy captain credits crew with battling blaze

Times-Standard News: Two juveniles arrested in playground arson; police still looking for one from Fortuna

Times-Standard News: Humboldt supervisors decline pay increases; ordinance allows them to give funds back

Times-Standard News: Humboldt supervisors approve four Headwaters Fund projects; some skeptical of Economic Development Division project

Times-Standard News: Authorities discover marijuana distribution activity at Blue Lake Hotel; Law enforcement seizes 30 pounds of pot, $30,000 in cash

Times-Standard News: Governor signs Evans' bill to protect state's crab fishery

Times-Standard News: Humboldt County registrar featured on voting transparency panel; East Coast conference commemorates 25th anniversary

Times-Standard News: Some Ruth fire crews begin to stand down; Local ranger district will take over fire management

Times-Standard News: Arcata police arrest Ohio murder suspect

Times-Standard News: Eureka passes redevelopment ordinance

Times-Standard News: Structure fire at King Salmon

Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011

Tom Sebourn: Veterans North Coast Stand Down This Weekend

NCJ: Arrests In Arcata Playground Arson

News Channel 3: Supervisors Meet To Discuss Headwaters Fund Grants


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