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… more likely to drop CalFresh in the month when their recertification is due. Between 2022 and 2023, Chico State researchers surveyed 1,340 public college students throughout California who qualify …

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… their first house in 1944 for $1,600. Doris and John raised their five children in Loleta, and resided there for more than 60 years, until moving to Fortuna in 2002. She was a longtime member of St. Patrick …

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… County, for example, got $4.3 million in 2023. Trinity got $3.5 million. Los Angeles County, home to the Angeles National Forest, got $1.4 million. Counties typically give half the money to schools …

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… on April 1st. Out of the group that competed at the Regional event, five students are moving on to represent Eureka FFA at the state level, the most students we’ve had in over a decade. These students are …

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… to do more to inform residents of their rights to file complaints. The oversight push comes amid a statewide boom in homeless shelters. California governments have spent at least $1 billion to more …

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… to the measure banning GMO crops from being grown in Humboldt and passing of amnesty city ordinances. So, what action can we all take to continue to build the community and economy we want to see?1. You …

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… at the Eureka Presbyterian Church on March 1, 1997. The AAUW had honored Kate Buchanan as “A Woman Making a Difference in Humboldt County” for its Women in History project. ### My sister Kate …

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… on January 1, 1978. With their union, Marian became a loving step mother to Tanya and Aimee. Marian and Bob lived in a small yurt while building the house. Marian’s love for animals flourished as they built …

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