- Issue of
- Jun 5-11, 2008
- Vol. 19, No. 23
- Ends Meet
Has California's ban on horse slaughter tightened the screws on Humboldt's equine economy?
Cover Story
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Ends Meet
Has California's ban on horse slaughter tightened the screws on Humboldt's equine economy?
News
Music
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- The Hum
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Some Excellent Funky Beats
The Mateel brings Sum Funk to Benbow, plus the Wilders and Playing in the Park
Arts + Scene
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- Arts
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Just Married
Savoy cabbage and strawberries
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- Screens
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Sex and the Charlie
Size matters in too-long film adaptation
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- Stage Matters
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Sanskrit Comes to Ashland
'The Clay Cart' shines
Art Walks + Festivals
Life + Outdoors
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- Off the Pavement
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Salmon River Race
Pirates v. Superheroes in the Klamath-Trinity wilds
Letters + Opinion
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