Editorial
/ By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill and Thadeus Greenson
(July 16, 2020)
A friend of the Journal recently said that opening one part of the country — or one part of the state — amid the COVID-19 pandemic is akin to having...
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Editorial
/ By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill and Thadeus Greenson
(June 4, 2020)
The video of police officer Derek Chauvin killing George Floyd joins a heartbreaking library of footage of the abuse and death of Black Americans at the hands of those...
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Editorial
/ By Thadeus Greenson
(May 28, 2020)
By now, just about everyone has seen the photograph. It's of a brunette white woman standing on the Humboldt County Courthouse lawn with a smattering of American flags in...
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Seriously?
/ By Jennifer Fumiko Cahill
Maintaining a hostile workplace ... remotely
(July 23, 2020)
For many of us, the last few months have meant a sometimes rocky transition to working from home, either with the distractions of family or in grim isolation, all...
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Views
/ By Bob Olofson
(July 23, 2020)
For years I've been kvetching and moaning over the woes of America and the world in general: conflict over immigration and climate change, terrorism and mass shootings, plastics accumulating in...
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/ By Adrianne Tait Wohlfeil
My experience with race and racism in Ferndale
(July 2, 2020)
I'm the organizer of the Ferndale "protest" rally, gathering on June 28. There have been multiple threats against me and others who attended circulating social media since it hit the...
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/ By Peter Stoll
Reflections on a 2,800-mile drive across America
(June 25, 2020)
I had not been more than 10 miles from home since March as, like most of us, my family has adhered to the protocols and shelter-in-place restrictions aimed to...
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Editorial Cartoon
/ By Terry Torgerson
(August 6, 2020)
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Editorial Cartoon
/ By Terry Torgerson
(July 30, 2020)
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Mailbox
(August 6, 2020)
Editor: I was bothered by Louisa Rogers' unkind letter "Utter Ignorance" (Mailbox, July 23), in which she accused Rex Bohn of being a sixth-grader for asking if the governor "really...
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Mailbox
(August 6, 2020)
Editor: I recently visited Prairie Creek State Park and found it to be more overcrowded than I had ever seen it to be in many years of going there (NCJ...
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Mailbox
(August 6, 2020)
Editor: I have been described as frugal. Miserly is likely more accurate. Despite those inclinations, I will reluctantly support a Eureka sales tax extension/increase on the November ballot ("'Greatly Needed,'"...
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