today
10 a.m. Eureka Farmers Market Henderson Center
read >10 a.m. HSU Part-Time Job Fair HSU Quad
read >10:30 a.m. North Coast Parents Outing to the Discovery Museum Discovery Museum
read >noon Redwood Art Association Summer Exhibition Redwood Art Association Gallery
read >1 p.m. HDCC Open House for Obama Speech Democratic Headquarters
read >3 p.m. Wildrivers 101 Film Festival Various Locations
read >3:30 p.m. McKinleyville Farmers' Market McKinleyville Safeway Shopping Plaza
read >5 p.m. Humweek 2008 Humboldt State University
read >6 p.m. Matthew Cook Cher-Ae-Heights Casino
read >6 p.m. Bill McBride and Friends Hotel Ivanhoe
read >6 p.m. McKinleyville Concerts in the Park: The Fickle Hill Billies Pierson Park
read >6 p.m. Obama Speech Watch Party Humboldt Brews
read >6:30 p.m. Seabury Gould at Gallagher's Gallagher's
read >7 p.m. Mr. Calamari's Jazz Machine Old Town Coffee & Chocolates
read >7 p.m. All ages Open Mic East Side Deli
read >7 p.m. Jazz with the Keep on Truckin' Big Band Mosgo's
read >7 p.m. Benbow Summer Jazz Series: Humboldt Time Benbow Inn
read >7 p.m. Sudbury Valley School Model of Self-Governance Adorni Recreation Center
read >8 p.m. Karaoke WAVE @ blue lake casino
read >8 p.m. Karaoke at Bear River Casino Bear River Casino
read >8 p.m. Redwood Jazz Voices Muddy's Hot Cup
read >9 p.m. Montage The Boiler Room
read >9 p.m. Soldiers of Shangri-la Six Rivers Brewery
read >9 p.m. Kyle Blase Trio Jambalaya
read >9 p.m. For The Funk Of It (DJ KNUTZ & Friends) Humboldt Brews
read >9 p.m. Bonus Entertainment Presents: Norrisman with Rude Lion Sound The Red Fox Tavern
read >9:30 p.m. Salsa Night at Ragg's Ragg's Rack Room
read >10 p.m. Music by DJ Sidelines
read >previous columns
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read >
Compline 1-29-95
By Mary Lentz
My car coasts to a stop
where the mountain road
melts into asphalt.
I see a barn owl hunched atop the yield sign.
Its talons rasp the reflective tape.
Its pale mask, punctured by two hematite moons,
swivels towards raindrops falling
through the yellow pools of my headlights,
then turns back,
riveted by a heartbeat
underneath the forest floor.
The owl's wings open like a prayer
and surge through the incense of wet redwood.
Silhouettes of branches
genuflect in turn.
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