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Humboldt Depression
The 1930s were worse. Things are pretty bad now. But there's always chickens, berries and the family jewels.
by Heidi Walters
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Third Friday McKinleyville Arts Night
MCKINLEYVILLE ARTS NIGHT by North Coast Journal Staff
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the town dandy
Bloody Pulp
There's three classes of people who will be most affected by the near-certain fact that the Samoa pulp mill won't be open for business until ...
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Until Memorial Day
Sheila Jenkins remembers her dad, Rick Gustafson, as a man who loved his Harley and the Miami Dolphins, loved cooking and golfing, and loved adventure. ...
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Requiem for the Fish
This spring a new documentary will wind its way through the Pacific Northwest, carrying a bittersweet message that shimmeringly echoes that borne by the steelhead ...
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Searching
Editor: Ryan Burns wrote an article on the plane that went down, and told some info about the pilot "Lost," March 12). I am the ...
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Grovies Respond
Editor: How interesting to find you, Mr. Sims, editor of the wonderful NCJ, with the attitude of "you've seen one redwood, you've seen them all" ...
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Get Lost
Editor: Allow me to offer one minor addition to Greg King's self-stirring narrative ("Mailbox," March 5) about his solo discovery of the Headwaters Forest (an ...
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Ink By Barrel
Editor: As the writer for the competition with that feisty Independent, I'd like you to be aware that the community supports us as well, and ...
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