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- By Linda Stansberry / December 16, 9:15 AM
  
  Probation Chief to Retire
- Bill Damiano, one of Humboldt County’s longest-serving public servants, has announced he will retire in April of next year. The county's chief probation officer, Damiano ... More 0
- Music Tonight: Saturday, Dec. 16 0
- Update: South Bay District Closes Schools as Norovirus Outbreak Hits 0
- Update: Coroner IDs 31st Vehicle Fatality of Year 0
- Huffman Introduces 'Moments of Truth' on Trump 0

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- By Linda Stansberry / December 16, 9:15 AM
  
  Probation Chief to Retire
- Bill Damiano, one of Humboldt County’s longest-serving public servants, has announced he will retire in April of next year. The county's chief probation officer, Damiano ... More 0
- Update: South Bay District Closes Schools as Norovirus Outbreak Hits 0
- Update: Coroner IDs 31st Vehicle Fatality of Year 0
- Huffman Introduces 'Moments of Truth' on Trump 0
- KQED's California Report Visits Humboldt County 1

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- By Collin Yeo / December 16, 8:00 AM
  
  Music Tonight: Saturday, Dec. 16
- This week, Saturday night's alright for psychedelic shows. At 9 p.m. the Jam has the poppy sunset sheen of Paradise Inc. (featuring local gun-for-hire guitar ... More 0
- The Polar Express Read-Aloud and Movie 0
- Music Tonight: Friday, Dec. 15 0
- Wander in Wonder 0
- Visions of Sugar Plums 0

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- By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill / December 13, 1:15 PM
  
  Sea Change
- The stretch of Eureka's Fourth Street between T and R streets is broad-daylight sketchy. And yet two restaurants have built cult followings there: Tandoori ... More 0
- Pie/Cake Truce 0
- Mole Feelings 1
- Hotsy Totsy 0

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On the Cover / By Linda Stansberry

(December 14, 2017) The students are from El Salvador, Afghanistan, Chile, Mexico, Indonesia, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic. They are mostly women and mostly young, although there are several middle-aged couples and one tiny...
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News / By Amy Barnes

'In the Interest of Justice'

Decades after leaving the jungle, Eric Hollenbeck is awarded three Bronze Stars

(December 14, 2017) I'm driving in the Safety Corridor when Eric Hollenbeck calls. "Are you in Eureka?" his voice gravels from the car speakers. "I got something I wanna show you." A short...
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Seriously? / By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill

I Sent an Email with a Period Instead of an Exclamation Mark and Everyone Died

(December 14, 2017) This happened at my former employer and only now, years later, do I feel like I can speak about it. I'm not making excuses and I still take full responsibility...
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The Week in Weed / By Thadeus Greenson

There May Be Scromiting

(December 14, 2017) If you suffer episodes of violent retching and abdominal pain that leave you writhing on the floor, wishing for death or calling out to deceased relatives, you probably need...
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The Setlist

Macktown Smackdown

(December 14, 2017) By Collin Yeo Having gotten slightly verbose and heavy in last week's introduction, I am going to leave this one a tad lighter. This week I'll be looking for themes...
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Arts + Scene

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Filmland / By John J. Bennett

Beautiful Losers

The Disaster Artist and Thelma

(December 14, 2017) Reviews THE DISASTER ARTIST. So ... The Room. When I became aware of The Room, sometime in the mid-2000s, it was only peripherally. I was still avidly reading Sight &...
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Table Talk / By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill

Hum Plate Round-up

Broadening your horizons

(December 14, 2017) Sea Change The stretch of Eureka's Fourth Street between T and R streets is broad-daylight sketchy. And yet two restaurants have built cult followings there: Tandoori Bites, with its lunch...
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