EUREKA — Over the past several decades, global warming has brought climate change to Humboldt County. In response to this issue, College of the Redwoods will bring visiting artist Jonathon Keats to Eureka for a program at 8 p.
Dozens of College of the Redwoods’ faculty, staff and students who aired their fears and frustrations about what they see as a toxic administration on Tuesday received a mixed response from the college’s Board of Trustees.
Union employees will be bringing a vote of no confidence in College of the Redwoods President Jeff Marsee to the Board of Trustees today, asking it to consider stepping in to calm what they say is an increasingly hostile atmosphere.
Local AAU basketball team improves to 2-0 [Daily Triplicate]
The Del Norte Hoopsters under-12 AAU boys basketball team improved to 2-0 with a 41-35 win on Thursday.Del Norte faced a squad from Fortuna at College of the Redwoods in Eureka. With the Warriors up 28-7 at the half, Fortuna started to play man defense and got back in the game in the second half, with Del Norte holding on for the victory.Head coach Steven Vance commended the entire team for their play. Josh Gruden and Parker Dantzman each led the team with eight points each.Del Norte next plays two games in Eureka on Saturday.
College of the Redwoods’ growing automotive technology program is looking for donations of cars built after 1995 for students to work on during class.
The College of the Redwoods will be screening a documentary film exploring the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy Thursday. The film, Johnny Symons’ “Ask Not,” is free, and will be followed by a panel
College of the Redwoods is expecting many North Coast scholars, archaeologists, anthropologists, geographers, epigraphers, and iconographers Saturday at the 2010 Humboldt County Maya Conference.
College of the Redwoods will be offering free financial aid workshops on Thursday. The workshops start at 8:30 a.m. and 9:15 a. m. at CR’s main Eureka campus in the Learning Resource Center.
Special Olympics Basketball had its final local competition of the season on March 13 at the College of the Redwoods Gymnasium. About 40 athletes took part, first marching in with the torch, taking the Special Olympics Oath and then getting
FRIDAY UPDATE:
The College of the Redwoods Board of Trustees met in Eureka on Wednesday, March 17, after the Q&A below went to print in the March 13 edition.
After considerable controversy and vocal objection from some neighbors of the former Jefferson Elementary School site in Eureka, College of the Redwoods is now backing away from its previous plan to buy the facility as an expansion of its Eureka
KIEM-TV -With the battle between bidders for the Jefferson school property heating up, College of the Redwoods pulls out its offer. The City of Eureka wrote a letter to the College and Eureka City Schools saying they might have to face a lawsuit if they go ahead with this deal.
After College of the Redwoods announced plans Friday to pull its bid for the Jefferson School site, the city said it is ready to step up, but Eureka City Schools said it’s waiting for the college to officially announce its plans before moving
A security guard who is a member of a local National Guard unit and who attended the College of the Redwoods’ Police Academy last year was arrested on suspicion of six sex crimes Thursday.
A meeting meant to inform the College of the Redwoods community about the college’s plans for the Jefferson School site had some residents resentful that they weren’t notified.
