- Issue of
- Mar 5-11, 2020
- Vol. 31, No. 10
- The Battle for Elk River
Aggrieved land owners, logging’s legacy, timber companies and a state agency collide in a beleaguered watershed
News
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The Battle for Elk River
Aggrieved land owners, logging's legacy, timber companies and a state agency collide in a beleaguered watershed
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'Critical Juncture'
A race against time to save the North Coast's bull kelp forests
Music
Arts + Scene
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- Art Beat
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He Shoots, He ...
Fly the W, Benjamin Funke's new work at College of the Redwoods
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- Screens
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Modern Monsters
The Invisible Man
Art Walks + Festivals
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Arts Alive!
Saturday, March 7, 6-9 p.m.
Eat + Drink
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- On the Table
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Going Dutch
How a couple's love of campout cooking won them a YouTube following
Life + Outdoors
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- Astrology
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Free Will Astrology
Week of March 5, 2020
Humor
Letters + Opinion
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Nature Stories w/Kaeshi Chai - A Family Literacy Party @ Humboldt County Library - Main Branch
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HSRC’s 50th Anniversary Block Party Celebration @ Humboldt Senior Resource Center
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