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  • july 10, 2008

    Lock and Load

    by Alexander Cockburn

    He went to the big armory in the sky a few years ago, but on the evening of June 26, here in Petrolia, I could almost hear the joyful salvos ...

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  • A Law Worth Copying

    by Judy Hodgson

    hwarzenegger signed an emergency bill early last month that got little notice here on the far North Coast. It fixed – in a hurry – the state law governing home ...

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  • Imagine All The Fish

    by North Coast Journal Readers

    Editor: Will Harling and the Tribal experts are spot on in Orleans (“Slow Burn,” July 3). The closer out-of-area wildland fire teams work with the likes of the Mid Klamath ...

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  • Paper Potential

    by North Coast Journal Readers

    Editor: Thanks for the great column by Marcy Burstiner about Rich Somerville. I was a longtime friend and colleague of his, and the piece definitely captured Rich’s skill at bringing ...

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  • Not A Gargantuan Error

    by North Coast Journal Readers

    Editor: It’s a minuscule mistake. Page 4, paragraph 1 (“To our advertisers,” July 3): No such word as “miniscule.” — Ed Munn, Arcata

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  • Respect Y Respeto

    by North Coast Journal Readers

    Editor: The Latino Community Providers’ Network (LatinoNet) would like to thank you for your recent bilingual story highlighting the impact of immigration policy on our local community (“The Iceman Cometh,” ...

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  • Big Fish

    by Japhet Weeks

    It wasn’t enough that Bill had caught an almost 28-pound lingcod that afternoon: It had a head the size and shape of a bulldog, and he strained to hoist it ...

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  • Small-Box

    by Meghannraye Sutton

    Being a business owner in this community isn’t always as lovey-dovey as one might imagine. Ask Larry Glass. He has owned The Works, a record store in Old Town Eureka, ...

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  • Lost in Translation

    36 Chinese students and their Humboldt hosts take a walk in the woods

    by Japhet Weeks

    Wu Yulun wants to be a C.E.O. when he grows up. His parents are successful real estate developers in a large Chinese city. His father – already the C.E.O. of ...

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