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Mad? Get creative!

The war in Iraq is out of control, the City of New Orleans gets swept away by a hurricane and our government bungles aid operations to the victims, the polar ice caps are melting and our food is being tampered with at the genetic level. What’s a person to do? Don’t get mad – get […]

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Men On Bikes

The light is fading at the Arcata Community Skate Park as Oliver Wallace begins another lap around the perimeter of the park, heading towards the big concrete bowl. He dips his bike over the edge of the bowl, rolls across the middle, and swoops up the other side, keeping one hand on the handlebars and […]

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Manifest Destiny

I should have seen it immediately. The clues were right there in Chris Durant’s splashy piece in the Times-Standard at the end of December. The headline, "Crooks pull elaborate casino heist" was accompanied by a clever graphic with the three suspects’ mug shots embedded in a slot machine. The photo of Peter Daniel Collins wasn’t […]

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Roger and out

Supervisor Roger Rodoni was creaky and hoarse when he made his last stand at the Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday morning – at least that’s the way he appeared on television – but flu or not, the old cowboy did manage to unleash a customarily acerbic defense while his colleagues held his head under the […]

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The Studio School

Amber Marks-Thornton has been attending classes at the Studio School since she was 5 years old (it was called the Art Academy then). She’s now 16. Meadow Cooskey’s parents drive her all the way from Petrolia every Saturday during class sessions to attend the program’s art classes on the HSU campus. Parents of students report […]

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Ema Gyaru

The exhibition filling the Thonson Gallery at the Morris Graves Museum of Art titled "A Bridge to Japan: Orr Marshall Retrospective" is a tribute to the breadth and scope of work by the Eureka-based artist. Marshall says his path to Japan began in the mid-’60s at Oakland’s College of Arts and Crafts where he was […]

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Test

At Jacoby Creek School in Arcata, billows of steam cloud the plastic food guards that protect the tables of hot food, duplicating the winter fog that mists the cafeteria windows. The smells of ketchup, vegetable soup and yesterday’s lasagna mingle with the odors of rubber balls and kid sweat from the game of kickball that […]

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Humboldt Movie Times/Openings

Humboldt Movie Times/Openings 2/24-3/1 -CLICK FOR THIS WEEK’S MOVIE TIMES- PREVIEWS: WANDERLUST. Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston play a Manhattan couple who join a free-love commune in this comedy from director David Wain (Wet Hot American Summer). R. 98m. At the Broadway, Mill Creek and Fortuna. GONE. Bug-eyed beauty Amanda Seyfried sets out to save […]

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