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Meltdown
What the demise of Eureka Ice tells us about our public health and safety
by HSU Investigative Reporting students
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mckinleyville-arts-night
Third Friday McKinleyville Arts Night
MCKINLEYVILLE ARTS NIGHT by North Coast Journal Staff
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A History of Troubles at Eureka Ice
March 14, 1994 A failed pipe nipple at Eureka Ice releases 764 lbs. of anhydrous ammonia over 1 1/2 hours. April 4, 1997 A routine ...
read >Keep Off the Grass
Things looked grim for the North Country Fair three years ago when the fair was hijacked by a profit-minded promoter. The Same Old People, the ...
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Enough
Yes, Humboldt County loves its outlaw self-image. We all enjoy doing our thing and flaunting it in The Man's face. We're the spiritual home of ...
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For Sale: Scotia Inn
For $2.5 million and a couple of bucks, you can own a pretty chunk of history whose interior décor speaks of a more elegantly boastful ...
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Not Perfect. Good.
Editor: My letter is in direct response to the letter from Sylvia De Rooy of Westhaven (“CASA is Broken,” April 30). I am currently a ...
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Such a Crazy Story ...
Editor: Okay, I’m just going to come right out and say it. What’s with the solid red cover with white words (“The Trial of Charles ...
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Please Confuse Children
Editor: I’m writing to ask if you’re using the same type of keyboard as I am. I’m thinking you may be missing the 8 on ...
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