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KIEM-TV – With April 20th or 4-20 being synonymous with smoking Marijuana, hundreds of people gathered at Arcata’s Redwood Park to celebrate.
Tags: Arcata, ca, California, Eureka, Humboldt, KIEM, marijuana, Northern California, pot, redwood, Redwood Park
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Boys and Girls Club Fund Drive at $18,802
The Daily Journal
The 2010 Ukiah Boys and Girls Club Fund Drive hosted by The Daily Journal is continuing, with the most recent donors including: Bob and Suzie Hardie, $1,000; Ukiah Saturday Afternoon Club, $500; Kiwanis Club of Ukiah, $200; Theodore and Jessica Kimball, $100; James Mastin and Mary Buckley, $100; Merle and Janet Carlson, $50; Thomas and Donna Cropp, $30; Anonymous $26 and Susan and Thomas Wertheimer, $25, for a total of $2,031.
Tags: ca, California, Humboldt, Northern California, Ukiah
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Potter Valley’s very own independent moviemaker, Mardana Mayginnes, delivers a powerful message about corporate greed and its destruction of the human experience.
Tags: ca, California, Humboldt, Northern California, pot, Ukiah
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The Mendocino County Employees’ Retirement Association will meet at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday to discuss its budget and an actuarial audit.
Tags: ca, California, Humboldt, Mendocino, Mendocino County, Northern California, Ukiah
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Another voice has been added to a growing chorus that says Security National, owner of the polluted Eureka Balloon Track, is stonewalling the California Coastal Commission.
Followers of the controversy know that SN has, in recent months, turned 180° by waving the flag of the Regional Water Quality Control Board — as if the conservative banking class had suddenly embraced a system of regulation.
But it appears Water Quality Executive Officer Catherine Kuhlman won’t be played like that. In a letter to Security National henchman Randy Gans, she echoes other recent remarks about how SN is stonewalling the California Coastal Commission. Even better, Kuhlman isn’t offering a skirt for SN to hide behind in its lawsuit against the CCC.
The Coastal Commission has requested from you additional information as part of that appeal process. It is our understanding that you have not yet provided that information and have filed suit against the Coastal Commission, asserting, in part, that pursuant to Public Resources Code section 30412(b) the Coastal Commission does not have the authority to take any action that would conflict with the implementation the SIRAP. We disagree, however, that the Coastal Commission is taking any action that is in conflict with a determination by the Regional Water Board relating to water quality. Our concurrence with your SIRAP was conditioned upon your obtaining all required permits, including a coastal development permit, and was not intended to, nor do we believe it could, supplant the independent regulatory authority of the Coastal Commission or any other agency…
Our concurrence with your proposed SIRAP recognized that several of the activities you proposed required permits from other agencies, which you have not obtained.
Security National is owned by local big shot and failed banker Rob Arkley.
Download the full letter or read it here.
Tags: Arkley, Balloon Track, ca, California, coast, Eureka, Humboldt, law, lawsuit, Local, Northern California, Rob Arkley, Security National
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The California State Assembly has approved a bill by 1st District Assemblyman Wesley Chesbro, D-Arcata, seeking to shield the public from communicable diseases such as HIV and hepatitis C.
Tags: Arcata, ca, California, Humboldt, Humboldt County, Humboldt County News, Local, Wesley Chesbro
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About $13 million in stimulus money awarded to Lake Mendocino is expected to total $11.75 million by the time seven new contracts are awarded, the U.
Tags: ca, California, Humboldt, Mendocino, Northern California, Ukiah
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About 4:15 p.m. Friday, Sheriff’s deputies and California Highway Patrol officers were called to the scene of an attempted screwdriver stabbing to avenge a earlier stabbing in the 100 block of Laws Avenue, Ukiah, the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office stated.
Tags: ca, California, California Highway Patrol, Humboldt, law, Mendocino, Mendocino County, Northern California, Ukiah
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Proposition 16, the Cityview Trail Project, Riverside Park and a settlement between the city and River Watch of Northern California are topics on the Ukiah City Council’s Wednesday Agenda.
Tags: ca, California, city council, Humboldt, Northern California, Ukiah
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Fourteen-year-old Kerida Moats is the first Ukiahan to represent not only the region but the United States at the international level of roller-skating competition.
Tags: ca, California, Humboldt, Northern California, Ukiah, United States
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Recent comments on the Humboldt Herald wrongly stated that the county’s C.A.S.T (Child Abuse Services Team) had been disbanded.
But the program was honored by the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors this morning, and many of the members stood for recognition of their important work.
CAST will hold an open house on April 21 from 2-4 at 333 K Street in Eureka. The public is invited.
Tags: ca, California, Eureka, Humboldt, Humboldt County, Humboldt County Board of Supervisors, Northern California
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Eureka voters got their first chance to evaluate candidates for 4th District Supervisor side-by-side Monday night in a debate hosted by the League of Women Voters and the Healthy Humboldt Coalition. Focus centered mostly on the county General Plan Update.
A few things stand out:
Jeff Leonard likes to hear himself talk. He made a point to tell the moderator to count on him always having a 30 second rebuttal. Did he always use one? No. But he got the chance to talk about how he can always burn up the clock with more blah blah blah.
Leonard touted his rhetoric about “putting Eureka on the map” — a non-issue that was settled in 1853 when Eureka won the spot as Humbolt County seat. Incumbent Bonnie Neely further disposed of Jeff’s malarkey by pointing out that Eureka is represented by no less than three supervisors on the board — Mark Lovelace represents Harrison up to Harris on the East side, Jimmy Smith represents Cutten, and Bonnie represents Eureka proper.
All three said they support trails, though Virginia Bass recycled recent campaign line about keeping an open mind about a train she doesn’t believe will blow through Eureka any time soon.
Bass gave a nod to her developer base when she said she opposed Inclusionary Zoning, which was adopted by Supervisors last year. She said the county needs to be “creative” when working with developers. Leonard also opposes IZ, which Neely supported.
Both Leonard and Bass jumped at the chance to blame Bonnie for the slow progress of the General Plan Update. Yet somehow they’ve both missed numerous opportunities to show up to a county Planning Commission meeting and crack the whip and wave a magic wand. Neely said the process has been slowed by the inclusion of new elements in the plan and public involvement, but said policies will be adopted this year.
When it comes to legalization of marijuana, Leonard is “not worried about it.” Bass doesn’t want Humboldt to market the prized herb for tourism, and Neely suggested studies to determine how the county will be impacted.
Access Humboldt will upload the whole debate soon. This post will be updated with a link.
Tags: Bonnie Neely, ca, California, CAMP, Cutten, Eureka, Humboldt, Jeff Leonard, Jimmy Smith, marijuana, Mark Lovelace, Northern California, pot, tourism, UPD, Virginia Bass, vote, zoning
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A 23-year-old Ukiah man was arrested Saturday on suspicion of kidnapping and other charges related to an incident between him and his girlfriend who lives in the 500 block of Capps Lane, police said.
Tags: ca, California, Humboldt, Northern California, Ukiah
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A motorcycle crash on Highway 29 in Lake County early Monday sent a Contra Costa County man to Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, the CHP reported.
Tags: ca, California, CHP, Humboldt, Lake County, Northern California, Santa Rosa
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Ongoing gang violence in Mendocino County left a Ukiah man in jail over the weekend, suspected of assault and possessing a dangerous weapon, sheriff’s officials reported Monday.
Tags: assault, ca, California, Humboldt, Mendocino, Mendocino County, Northern California, Ukiah
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