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Remembering Richard Guadagno, Passenger 19A on Flight 93
Editor’s note: Twenty-five years ago today, at 10:03 a.m., Flight 93 crashed into a Pennsylvania field after passengers and crew members fought back against 9/11 hijackers, sacrificing their lives to prevent the plane from reaching…
Condors of the North Coast
Two decades ago, the Yurok Tribe began working to honor the request made by a council of elders for the bird they know as prey-go-neesh to once again soar over their ancestral lands. By then,…

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Pullet Surprise: Fun with Mondegreens
I suspect everyone has their favorite “mondegreen,” a misheard word or phrase which is usually more fun than the original. For instance, check my title against that annual journalism and literature award. The word mondegreen was…
Get Lost in Greig-French-Bell Grove
Lost! Again! Glints of sunlight streaked the trail and the old-growth trees on either side stood as silent as snow. As I wandered deeper and deeper into the forest along tiny threadlike paths, surrounded by…
‘Onslaught’ Shoots Wide of the Mark
ONSLAUGHT. The trailer for A24’s Onslaught had plenty of flashing signs indicating “slasher movie ahead.” And yet, the plot, as much as a splatter-fest requires one, specifies a former Army sharpshooter defending her daughter when they…
The Good and Bad News at CPH’s Fall Welcome
After attending decades of welcome-back fall meetings at the former Humboldt State University, I found it interesting to watch President Richard A. Carvajal at Cal Poly Humboldt, the ninth president and first Latino to lead…
‘These records are priceless’: 3 National Archives locations set to close without tribal consultation
This story was originally published by ICT. MILWAUKEE, Wisc. – The Chicago National Archives holds hundreds of thousands of Bureau of Indian Affairs records spanning nearly two centuries, but the site is set to close…
A Stage of Wonder
Sitting on the Kellogg benchas so many have done beforewith waves and rippleseasy to see,I think those who’vepaused in this spacedid not fall intothe futile gameof worrybut danced onthe playful stageof wonder. — Keith Carmona
Music Tonight: Friday, Sept. 4
Speaking of free, here are two fabulous gigs on two sides of Humboldt Bay which that won’t cost you anything other than the effort of showing up, which you can probably do for both depending…
Barbara Alves Laplace
In Loving Memory Barbara Alves Laplace, born May 27, 1942, in San Jose, California, passed away on August 18, 2026. She was a beloved daughter, sister, wife, mother, and her steady presence will be deeply…
Trump Cuts to These College Outreach Programs are Hurting Rural California Students
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Bordering Oregon and boasting more redwoods than people, Del Norte is one of the most isolated counties in California. Nearly two hours by…
‘More of the Moment’
William Pierson recalls his kindergarten teacher giving out brown slabs of rolled clay with which he and his classmates were to form and decorate candy dishes as Mother’s Day gifts. After looking around, he says…

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Invitation to film: ‘American Doctor’
Editor: Even though it’s supposed to be very difficult to watch, I’m intending to see…
Prepatriarchy
Editor: Those who were intrigued by Barry Evans’ “An Estruscan Venus and the Patriarchy” (Aug.…
Humboldt County Fair Treatment of Animals
Editor: My visceral reactions to the story about two horses with broken legs after participating…
Civilian Oversight Needed
Editor: Humboldt needs a sheriff’s civilian review board. California law provides for the right for…
Worthy Read
Editor: Our representative in the U.S. Congress, Jared Huffman, has just released a vitally important…
Changing Course
It has long been observed, “Life teaches us how it should have been lived” and…





