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The Huffman Sponge

Need to solidify your campaign as “squeaky clean” in the minds of voters? Put your name on a sponge! Whatever the symbolism, this past week registered second district Democrats received such a gift in the mail from congressional candidate Jared Huffman. If you’d like to speculate a deeper meaning behind cleaning products with politician’s names […]

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Long May You Bike

$4.49 per gallon. That’s where we’re at, people. And with summer fast approaching, the rising price of gasoline is likely to put a damper on your summer Portland/San Francisco escape attempts. Is this the toothache that gets American drivers to realize that they’ve been eating too many pixie sticks? History screams “no.” But coincidentally (or […]

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Uh, Who Keeps Bringing Us Flowers?

Prettys! Brightly colored, construction paper-wrapped wildflowers adorned the North Coast Journal doorway when the earliest-rising employees arrived this morning. Keeping up a tradition that our more seasoned colleagues estimate dates back at least a decade, the flowers were delivered in a fashion predominantly employed only by our most favorite blog commenters: anonymously. We’re assuming our […]

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Voices fo’ Choices

This Friday, April 27, Six Rivers Planned Parenthood’s Advocates for Choice boldly open up the microphones at Jambalaya in Arcata for their first ever Sexytime Karaoke Contest — a judged, three round, 15 contestant, American Idol-ish sing-off to the death (for a good cause). Now, usually we use this section in the Journal to objectively […]

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Buddha Stops By

“I have seen thousands of people transformed by the presence of these relics. I have felt them transform my own mind. … They emit some sort of transmission that can make a person open to their hearts and to the hearts of others. I don’t know how, but the relics seem to connect people to […]

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