On the Cover
/ By Amy Barnes
As schools push toward 'measured and mandated,' a local jewel may be lost unless a community and an industry come together to save it
(June 22, 2017)
At a little house on Maplewood Drive, the radio is tuned to KRED and a country song swings its way across the windswept, sunny lot in McKinleyville's newest 32-acre subdivision....
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/ By Thadeus Greenson
Attorney alleges public defender hire is treating the indigent like 'guinea pigs'
(June 22, 2017)
Local attorney Patrik Griego is arguing that he should be allowed to proceed with his case alleging Humboldt County's public defender doesn't meet minimum state qualifications for the job. "By...
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/ By Thadeus Greenson
Attorney alleges public defender hire is treating the indigent like 'guinea pigs'
(June 22, 2017)
Local attorney Patrik Griego is arguing that he should be allowed to proceed with his case alleging Humboldt County's public defender doesn't meet minimum state qualifications for the job. "By...
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News
(June 15, 2017)
This is Genius In this oh-so-polarized country of ours, it's important to give voice to the voiceless, to make sure people hear the unpopular opinions of the day, right?...
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/ By Linda Stansberry
Grand Jury investigates child welfare system
(June 15, 2017)
Humboldt County's children are not being afforded the protection they deserve. This is the conclusion of the Humboldt County Civil Grand Jury, which recently released two reports about our child...
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/ By Thadeus Greenson
Mills looks forward to new challenges, better travel options
(June 15, 2017)
The straw that broke Eureka Police Chief Andrew Mills' will to stay in Humboldt County seems to have come not through politics or crime reports but, instead, through a pair...
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On the Cover
/ By Thadeus Greenson
An arrest, a police chief, a defendant and a conversation that can change a community
(June 8, 2017)
It was an atypical meeting, with the police chief sitting across from the defendant in the chief's office. The captain in charge of patrol sat nearby as the two,...
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/ By Kimberly Wear
Meanwhile, the city of Eureka's long-standing case continues its courthouse march
(June 8, 2017)
Residents along a stretch of G Street say they had one main goal in mind when they grouped together to take Eureka's most notorious landlords to court: They wanted...
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On the Cover
/ By Linda Stansberry
The city of Eureka's multi-year effort to clear the PalCo Marsh homeless camp, amid infighting and public backlash
(June 1, 2017)
Editor's note: This is the second in a two-part series looking back at the May 2, 2016, clearing of homeless encampments from the PalCo Marsh. Part one is "Prelude...
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News
/ By Will Harling and Malcolm Terence
Orleans fire symposium highlights need for controlled burns
(June 1, 2017)
The challenge for the fifth Klamath Fire Ecology Symposium in Orleans was to leverage changes in national and state fire policy to allow for more prescribed fire and managed wildfires...
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On the Cover
/ By Linda Stansberry
Before the infighting, the backlash and the evictions, there was a decades-old problem
(May 25, 2017)
Editor's note: This is the first of a two-part series looking back at the May 2, 2016, clearing of homeless encampments from the PalCo Marsh and what led to...
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