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Rio Dell's Hash Lab Murder Case

A garage explodes, a man dies and now four face life in prison

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Blues, Loops, Peyote Rock and Soulgrass

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- By Thadeus Greenson / September 22, 11:38 AM
  
  Judge Allows Public Defender Lawsuit to Proceed Amid Attorney Exodus
- A visiting Humboldt County Superior Court judge ruled this morning that a case challenging the hiring of controversial Public Defender David Marcus can continue, finding ... More 2
- Flamingo Fandango! The Sequoia Park Zoo is turning 110! 0
- Redwood Pride Parade and Festival 0
- Music Tonight: Friday, Sept. 22 0
- You Otter be a Citizen Scientist 0

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- By Thadeus Greenson / September 22, 11:38 AM
  
  Judge Allows Public Defender Lawsuit to Proceed Amid Attorney Exodus
- A visiting Humboldt County Superior Court judge ruled this morning that a case challenging the hiring of controversial Public Defender David Marcus can continue, finding ... More 2
- You Otter be a Citizen Scientist 0
- County Warns Employees Personal Info May Have Been Compromised 3
- TL;DR Drunk in Public 0
- Trump Tax Return Bill Moves to Governor's Desk 0

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- By Kali Cozyris / September 22, 11:00 AM
  
  Flamingo Fandango! The Sequoia Park Zoo is turning 110!
- The Sequoia Park Zoo is turning 110! That's a bit long in the fang, we think, and certainly something to celebrate. Swing by the ... More 0
- Redwood Pride Parade and Festival 0
- Music Tonight: Friday, Sept. 22 0
- Locally Grown Screening at the Minor Theatre 0
- Music Tonight: Thursday, Sept. 21 0

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- By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill / September 11, 10:58 AM
  
  All That and a Pile of Gaufrettes
- Maybe you are among the economically wise and self-disciplined folks who bring lunch to work. Even you, my fiscally responsible friend, will slip eventually ... More 0

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On the Cover / By Thadeus Greenson

Rio Dell's Hash Lab Murder Case

A garage explodes, a man dies and now four face life in prison

(September 21, 2017) First came the explosion, and it came out of nowhere. Cindy Dobereiner was sitting next door in her canary yellow Craftsman home when the walls shook and the windows rattled....
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News / By Laurel Rosenhall and Kimberly Wear

Enabling or a Lifeline?

Controversy swirls around drug injection centers

(September 21, 2017) To some, the concept of government sanctioned injection centers is akin to simply giving addicts a free pass to shoot up. To others, it's a proven safety net used...
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Letters + Opinion

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The Week in Weed / By Thadeus Greenson

All Aboard

(September 21, 2017) Legal recreational marijuana is barreling down on the Golden State, with retail sales slated to begin in January. And — along with all the edibles, smokeables and topicals one can...
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Views / By Monty Caid

Grow Local, Grow Natives

(September 21, 2017) Local Food Month promotes local food, local food production and local farms and community gardens. It is meant to promote a sustainable local food system for our local area....
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The Setlist / By Andy Powell

Blues, Loops, Peyote Rock and Soulgrass

(September 21, 2017) Thursday Bluegrass returns to the menu at the Mad River Brewery Tap Room this evening around 6 p.m. courtesy of the Compost Mountain Boys. As usual, this is a free...
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Arts + Scene

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Filmland / By John J. Bennett

Aiming High and Low

American Assassins and Mother!

(September 21, 2017) Reviews AMERICAN ASSASSIN. Solid, straight-ahead action pictures seem ever rarer in a field dominated by costumed heroes, horror and animation. It may well be that their day has passed, that...
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Front Row / By David Jervis

Conversations Across Time and Space

Arcadia at North Coast Repertory Theatre

(September 21, 2017) My good friend Tom is very much a man of science and mathematics, and also the smartest person I know. I talk with him about all manner of things and...
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Eat + Drink

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Table Talk / By Simona Carini

Things of Rare Beauty

Two eggplants two ways

(September 21, 2017) Let's talk about eggplants," I suggested to Spencer Hill at his Arcata farmers market stall on the eastern side of the plaza. We were talking over baskets filled with a...
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Life + Outdoors

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Down and Dirty / By Heather Jo Flores

Tales from the Underground

A rainbow of roots from around the world

(September 21, 2017) The soil at my new place is marginal but well drained and it hasn't been gardened in a few years, so the weeds are pretty intense. A season's worth of...
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Field Notes / By Barry Evans

Runes in the Ruin

(September 21, 2017) When diggers (calling them archaeologists would be too kind) broke into a 5,000-year-old Maeshowe passage grave in Orkney, Scotland, in 1851, they soon realized they weren't the first intruders....
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