- Issue of
- Nov 5-11, 2015
- Vol. 26, No. 45
- The Ripple Effect
Once homeless, once an addict, Kathy Anderson believes her lawsuit may forever change Eureka
Cover Story
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The Ripple Effect
Once homeless, once an addict, Kathy Anderson believes her lawsuit may forever change Eureka.
News
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The Ripple Effect
Once homeless, once an addict, Kathy Anderson believes her lawsuit may forever change Eureka.
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Fire in the Six
A debriefing meeting highlights a collaborative forest management effort and the work that lies ahead
Music
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- The Setlist
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Music & the Ecosystem
Be the glue
Arts + Scene
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- Art Beat
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Bookish/Lookish
Nicole Antebi at College of the Redwoods
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- Screens
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Sticking to the Recipe
Scouts Guide and Burnt
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- Front Row
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The Meaning of Motherhood and the Price of Favors
Going to St. Ives is a roller coaster ride
Art Walks + Festivals
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Arts Alive!
Nov. 7, 6-9 p.m.
Eat + Drink
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- On the Table
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Humboldt on Tap
Beer — it's what's for dinner
Life + Outdoors
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- Down and Dirty
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Blowin' in the Wind
Evergreen grasses for the winter garden
Humor
Letters + Opinion
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