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Neely and the Coming Craziness

Holy moly, but does the black ops PR firm known as the Humboldt Mirror ever have a smoking hot story this morning. We would only add that the $10,000 donation from a SoCal developer to the Bonnie Neely for Supervisor campaign seems to have come not from the developer himself, but the developer’s corporation — […]

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Blue Lake Doubles Down on LCCI

As part of Lost Coast Communication’s deal to buy radio station KXGO (reported here yesterday), the Blue Lake Rancheria will take a large stake in the company, according to an ownership report filed with the Federal Communications Commission. According to the report and LCCI Chairman Patrick Cleary, the rancheria — owner of the Blue Lake […]

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Personhood and People

Last week’ Supreme Court ruling in the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission case overturned 100 years of law, and basically conferred upon corporations and other fictitious entities the unlimited right to participate in electioneering and the financing of political campaigns. It extended to these imaginary bodies yet another right of United States citizenship. Where […]

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Sundberg Is In

At a meeting in the North Coast Journal offices a few moments ago, lifelong McKinleyville resident Ryan Sundberg ended the speculation — he confirmed that he will, in fact, join the throng seeking the seat of outgoing Fifth District Supervisor Jill Duffy in the upcoming election. Sundberg, 34, is a member of the Trinidad Rancheria […]

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Old Town Bar and Grill: Saved!

It looks as if the Humboldt County building worst damaged in Jan. 9 earthquake is gonna be saved after all. Three days after the earthquake, the Eureka City Council met in emergency session to permit the destruction of the former Old Town Bar and Grill building, which sits on Second Street in between D and […]

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Heads Watered

On Tuesday, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors declared its support for agricultural tourism, upscale lumber products and kids with big, fast computers, and it laid some money on the table to help those things flourish across our land. These were the big winners in this go-round of disbursements from the Headwaters Fund, the county’s […]

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Points de suspension

Dapper Dean. Hey, a bankrupt Texan! What a twist, though! If you were giving odds 10 years ago, who would you have expected to end up still in control of his insanely over-leveraged megalithic megacorp … Maxxam/Pacific Lumber’s Charles Hurwitz, High Lord of the Financial Dark Arts, or boy-faced newspaperman Dean Singleton? Well, you got […]

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