Posts Tagged ‘Oregon’
Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 01 March 2010
Bigfoot creature spotted the evening of February 24th by driver traveling from Eureka to Grants Pass, Oregon. Frightened witness comes forward.

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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 25 February 2010
Oregon Daily Emerald
Other groups who have taken a stake in the debate include the Yurok, Klamath, Karuk and Hoopa Valley Tribes; Oregon and California farmers;

Tags: California, Hoopa, Humboldt, Humboldt County, Humboldt County News, Klamath, Klamath River, Oregon, Yurok
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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 25 February 2010


The world’s largest river restoration and dam removal effort kicked off in a spirit of celebration inside the grand rotunda of Oregon’s Capitol Feb. 18.

Tags: Humboldt, Humboldt County, Humboldt County News, Klamath, Klamath River, Oregon, tribal, Yurok
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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 23 February 2010
Keith Richcreek had been missing since last Sunday
After nearly a week of searching, authorities found 85-year-old Crescent City resident Keith Gerald Richcreek’s body on the side of a road in a remote part of Douglas County, Ore., on Friday.
He was located about a mile from his truck, which was found on Thursday and appeared to have gotten stuck when he tried to turn around on a secluded Bureau of Land Management road about 15 miles from Interstate 5 near Myrtle Creek south of Roseburg.
There were no signs of foul play, according to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, and a medical examiner will likely rule on Richcreek’s cause of death early next week.


Tags: California, Crescent City, Humboldt, Local, Northern California, Oregon
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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 21 February 2010
A century-old fight in California and Oregon over water from the Klamath Basin ended Thursday with signed agreements that assure farmers water and power to keep their crops green, and lay out the removal of dams that have blocked salmon from hundreds of miles of spawning grounds.

Tags: California, Klamath, Northern California, Oregon, Salmon
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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 19 February 2010
Authorities found Crescent City resident Keith Gerald Richcreek’s body around 2 p.m. Friday on the side of South Myrtle Road in Douglas County, Ore.

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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 19 February 2010
Five members from the Lake Earl Grange Equestrian Team had outstanding performances at the Grants Pass Gymkhana event this past weekend in Oregon.

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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 19 February 2010
Gov. Schwarzenegger joined U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski, PacifiCorp Chief Executive Officer Greg Abel and the chairmen of the Klamath, Yurok and Karuk Tribes to sign final agreements.

Tags: California, Governor, Humboldt, Klamath, Klamath River, Oregon, Sacramento, schwartzenegger, Yurok
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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 19 February 2010
Agreements to tear out four dams on the Klamath River and rebuild its storied salmon fisheries were signed in Oregon’s Capitol on Thursday, marking a major milestone for tribes, fishermen and farmers who put aside years of conflict to negotiate

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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 11 February 2010
From dance halls to intimate theaters worldwide comes EOTO – the nation’s top innovator in glitchy electronic, bass thumping, dub-step themed music.

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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 05 February 2010
Nature’s Blueprint (Blog)
Already, Pacific Gas & Electric – the largest utility company in the U.S. – has two wave farms in Fort Bragg and Eureka, California set for …

Tags: California, Eureka, Fort Bragg, Humboldt, Humboldt County, Humboldt County News, Oregon
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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 24 January 2010
McKINLEYVILLE — A portable planetarium from the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is visiting the North Coast, and preschoolers are invited to attend.

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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 21 January 2010
A date has been set for the trial of an Arcata man accused of killing an acquaintance and dumping her body off an Oregon bridge in July of 2008. The attorney for Josiah Miller, William Cater of Crescent City, said that the date has been set for

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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 15 January 2010
Get ready for El Nino. An “ominous” string of storms is headed for California from the west, and if the below image is correct, Humboldt County is in for a doozy.

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Written by Humboldt Online Editor on 12 January 2010
The trial of an Arcata man accused of killing a woman and dumping her body off an Oregon bridge in 2008 has been moved to Mendocino County. Josiah Miller allegedly stabbed Michelle Ashlee Dickson, 23, on July 15, 2008, in Crescent City.

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