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What's In 10 Years' Worth of Sequoia Park Zoo Animal Autopsies

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- By Collin Yeo / May 23, 4:00 AM
  
  Music Tonight: Wednesday, May 23
- Siren's Song hosts a Hip Hop and Ladies Comedy Night at 9 p.m. ($5). The unusual assemblage features local DJs, rappers and female comedians ... More 0
- Business Owner Doxxed Over Utility Box Art Spat 2
- UPDATE: Arcata Council Directs Staff to Bring Back Gun Safety Ordinance 2
- Music Tonight: Tuesday, May 22 0
- The Crown: Rutabaga Style 0

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- By Kaitlyn Bryson / May 22, 4:05 PM
  
  Business Owner Doxxed Over Utility Box Art Spat
- In the week since she stood before the Eureka City Council to lament the brightly painted utility box out in front of her business, ... More 2
- UPDATE: Arcata Council Directs Staff to Bring Back Gun Safety Ordinance 2
- Remembering Curley Tait, Ferndale Legend 0
- Want to Vote in June? Register by the Stroke of Midnight 0
- Amid Kelp and Abalone Die-offs, State Raises Urchin Limits 0

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- By Collin Yeo / May 23, 4:00 AM
  
  Music Tonight: Wednesday, May 23
- Siren's Song hosts a Hip Hop and Ladies Comedy Night at 9 p.m. ($5). The unusual assemblage features local DJs, rappers and female comedians ... More 0
- Music Tonight: Tuesday, May 22 0
- The Crown: Rutabaga Style 0
- Music Tonight: Monday, May 21 0
- Music Tonight: Sunday, May 20 0

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- By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill / May 19, 12:47 PM
  
  Yaass, Kouign-amann
- A few years ago, the kouign-amann (pronounced "queen ahmahn") stumped the contestants on The Great British Baking Show, causing a dramatic series of light ... More 0
- Jerk Chicken on the Plaza 0
- Party in a Crepe 0
- Glamping at Campground 0

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On the Cover / By Linda Stansberry

What's In 10 Years' Worth of Sequoia Park Zoo Animal Autopsies

(May 17, 2018) "Monty" was not feeling well. The 17-year-old male Pygora goat's osteoarthritis had stopped responding to medication. In the extreme upper age range for his species, which usually lives to 14,...
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News / By Linda Stansberry

The Surprisingly Dramatic Race for Auditor-Controller

(May 17, 2018) Does slow and steady really win the race? Mike Lorig, an accountant with the Department of Health and Human Services and a contender in this year's auditor-controller election, certainly hopes...
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Letters + Opinion

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The Week in Weed / By Thadeus Greenson

North Coast Left Out of Governor's Pitch to Crack Down on Illegal Cannabis

(May 17, 2018) It's no secret Humboldt County has many, many of cannabis farms. It's also no secret that the vast majority of them — between 80 and 90 percent by most estimates...
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Seriously? / By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill

Realistic Sex Robots to Save Us All

A word from your friends at HotBotix Engineering

(May 17, 2018) The Southern Poverty Law Center has categorized "incels," involuntarily celibate men who share and promote a virulently misogynist and violent ideology, as a male supremacist hate group. Self-proclaimed members of...
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The Setlist / By Collin Yeo

Call Me By Your Band Name

(May 17, 2018) The more creatively named bands featured this week got my wheels spinning down memory lane. Despite a preternatural and seething distrust of all things over and done with, I couldn't...
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Arts + Scene

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Filmland / By John J. Bennett

Free Gabrielle Union and Melissa McCarthy

(May 17, 2018) Reviews BREAKING IN. For longer than I'd really care to countenance (probably the release of Bring It On in 2000) I've found Gabrielle Union to be a consummately compelling actor...
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Front Row / By David Jervis

Hedwig Rocks

Guts and glitter at NCRT

(May 17, 2018) As a bridge between the rock, pop and soul music of the 1960s and the explosion of punk in the late 1970s, and the myriad subgenres that followed, there...
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Field Notes / By Barry Evans

Pyramid Woo

(May 17, 2018) The New Age began, as far as I was concerned, in the spring of 1970. Fresh in the Americas, I was completely captivated by woo — the more some phenomenon...
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Astrology / By Rob Brezsny

Free Will Astrology

Week of May 17, 2018

(May 17, 2018) ARIES (March 21-April 19): According to my assessment of the astrological omens, your duty right now is to be a brave observer and fair-minded intermediary and honest storyteller. Your people...
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