The Ferndale Enterprise is reporting that the Humboldt County Fair Association will be required to follow the state’s opening meeting law and the California Public Records Act under a new lease with the county approved by the board of supervisors on Tuesday. Read the full story here. Related Stories
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Rat Infestation Leads to Finger Pointing as Ray’s Leaves Hoopa
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