KOREAN WAR VETS REMEMBERED FALLEN SOLDIERS
A DOZEN LOCAL VETERANS GATHERED AT THE MARINA TUESDAY TO REMEMBER THOSE SOLDIERS WHO DIDN’T MAKE IT HOME ON THIS 57TH ANNIVERSARY TO THE ENDING OF THE WAR.
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MOUNTAIN LION SPOTTED NEAR A LOCAL SCHOOL AND HOSPITAL
A HIKING TRAIL NEAR A HOSPITAL AND SCHOOL IS CLOSED AFTER TWO UNITED INDIAN HEALTH CARE WORKERS SPOTTED A MOUNTAIN LION. NEWS CHANNEL THREE’S MATT MENDES HAS THE STORY.
Water Board spanks Arkley group over Balloon Track
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.
Eureka robbery rash worsens; gas station holdup is No. 9 since March 25
An early morning armed robbery of a Broadway gas station in Eureka on Tuesday makes it nine holdups of city businesses in less than a month. At 12:48 a.
DISHING IT OUT: Cooking clubs can offer culinary treats
If you really love to eat and cook I highly recommend joining a local gourmet club. Some are casual and meet a couple of times a year. Others are more organized with planned menus and specific themed dinners.
Cold rain, police don’t deter 4/20 revelers in Arcata; hundreds spend afternoon in Redwood Park for annual pot celebration
ARCATA — Increased enforcement and wet weather weren’t enough to keep hundreds of revelers from descending on Redwood Park Tuesday afternoon to take part in the annual celebration of all things marijuana: 4/20.
Local woman hopes to change 4/20 into health day next year
Arcata city staff asked people to stay away from Redwood Park on Tuesday in anticipation of the unofficial marijuana holiday, but one resident is planning to make next year different.
Eureka council approves earthquake repair funds, hears Public Works budget details
More funds were approved at Tuesday’s Eureka City Council meeting to repair some damage to city property from the Jan. 9 earthquake, but more money will be needed to make all the necessary repairs.
Soroptimist International of Humboldt Bay to host Bikers Against Child Abuse
Soroptimist International of Humboldt Bay will welcome Mike “Dwang” Campbell of BACA, Bikers Against Child Abuse, as their guest speaker on Thursday.
Chesbro health bill moves forward
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.
League of Women Voters to moderate a series of debates
The public is encouraged to attend a series of candidate forums for the June 8 Primary Election. The forums will be moderated by the League of Women Voters of Humboldt County.
Humboldt County Supervisors accept marijuana eradication funding, support Medicare extension bill
The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors accepted $170,000 from the federal government for marijuana-related law enforcement work Tuesday morning, despite one individual’s advice.
Eureka woman arrested on suspicion of dealing Oxycontin
Officers with the Eureka Police Department’s Problem Oriented Policing Unit conducted a probation search of a 4th Street motel room Tuesday morning and arrested a woman for allegedly dealing Oxycontin pills.
Humboldt State University provost delays program elimination recommendation
Humboldt State University Provost Bob Snyder has pushed back his decision on which programs to recommend for elimination. Snyder has been mulling his decision since the HSU Academic Senate voted April 6 to recommend the school’s undergraduate
Arcata High School Madrigal Choir stranded in Italy as volcanic ash clouds airways
The Arcata High School Madrigal Choir is getting an unexpectedly long trip in Italy as their flight to come home has been canceled until further notice.