Garberville, CA News

• Garberville, CA News
• Cal Fire and inmate crews train for 2012 fire season; likelihood of wildfire high this year
• Property taxes, county fund explained at RCSD
• Increased budget deficit may mean more cuts
• Humboldt supes delay merging departments; Girard’s impending departure prompts new discussion
• Four initiatives fail to qualify for ballot
• Commission approves and forwards GPU to supes; board’s first hearing set for June 12
• Discussion of annexation continues at GSD; Board mulls budget deficit and project funding
• As one festival dies, another looks to return home
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• AFSCME endorses Clif Clendenen
• Big winner
• PG&E releases block water to Eel River; warm water and dark nights get young fish moving
• Reflections
• Pre-Redwood Run
• Mattole Road paving project at Humboldt Redwoods State Park
• School board hires new superintendent/principal
• Another marijuana legalization initiative fails to qualify
• Taking care of our local watershed is top priority
• Supe candidates debate wide range of issues at CLMP event last Monday
• Chamber's summer events announced at Rotary, volunteers and donations needed
• R.I.D. truck stolen
• Rural post offices to stay open under new proposal; 23 sites in county are now slated for reduced hours
• WISH Correction
• Occupy Richardson Grove
• Kiwanis gives
• Campus upgrades continue
• GSD meeting changed to this week
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• Natural Life of the Lost Coast: The Acorn Woodpecker
• Jam Buddy’s is a mobile cafe
• EPIC joins others in lawsuit challenging Willits bypass
• Caltrans issues statement regarding Willits bypass
• Humboldt joins regional approach to manage invasive mussels; Quagga and zebra mussels attach to boats, overtake ecosystems
• Students tour After Earth set
• More construction work begins on Avenue near Miranda
• Tools available to help defeat Scotch and French broom
• Humboldt budget outlook better, but still lacking; supervisors approve two new advisory committees
• Farmers Markets begin
• WISH receives federal grant to help serve women and children in crisis
• Mattole Road scheduled for repaving
• Thank you firefighters
• Chamber needs your help on 4th of July
• New chutes
• Proposed bill aims to change the regulations for crabbing
• Water Day II
• Reflections
• Caltrans crew honored
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• Salmon Creek students display art at Miranda Cafe; reception to be held May 9
• Free produce market set for Tuesday, May 8
• Friends of Eel River prepares for river’s future
• Lawmakers respond to threat to salmon industry
• Nation’s largest single-day food drive set for May 12
• Large marijuana grow found near Dyerville
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• California’s annual mussel quarantine now in effect
• Stewart resigns from school district
• New hours for Garberville Post Office
• General Plan comment period extended until June 15
• Reflections
• Highway 101 plan pulled from Coastal Commission agenda; concerns raised about proposed changes to safety corridor
• GSD seeks solution to park annexation puzzle, puts MND on hold till May
• Clarification
• The importance of keeping bees
• New RRHC exec director sees challenges and opportunities; better access for all is top priority
• Field trips, combo classes discussed at school board
• Bill to protect forests gets committee approval
• Planning commission tackles DEIR for GPU, comment period extended to June 15
• Beautiful day
• Author speaks
• Endangered steelhead bust on Garcia River illustrates need for protection
• Reduced pot penalties initiative fails to qualify
• State announces reduced services and closures at three parks
• Amnesty for overdue traffic fines set to run out in June
• Highway dedication honors fallen officer
• Search and Rescue team locates man in good condition
• Final King Range Wilderness management plan now available
• CLMP sponsors candidates debate Monday, May 7
• Supervisor candidates square off in local debate at Mateel last Sunday
• NCRA hears public comment and reports on projects; ail fans, trail fans support collaboration for recreation and transportation
• HumCPR files lawsuit against county
• Marijuana legalization fails to qualify
• Workshop on GPU environmental report this Thursday, copies available in SoHum
• Correction and clarification needed
• Reflections
• Estelle Fennell, Fortuna at odds over billboard; Supervisor candidate says sign is a paid ad, city says it violates municipal code
• Body found near Westport identified
• State park rangers arrest two people
• Chesbro confirms more tough times are ahead
• Take Back the Forest forum draws a crowd; Sheriff Mike Downey speaks to approximately 300 people at Fort Bragg event
• Easter Bunny has help from local Girl Scouts
• Clendenen opens campaign office and names co-chairs
• Home needed for abandoned dogs
• Volunteers restore Briceland's water during record storm; BCSD board questions VFD plans for Beginnings tank
• Judge orders Caltrans to redo Richardson Grove maps; plaintiffs' motion to strike witness testimony denied
• Comment period opens for General Plan Update DEIR; documents available locally and online
• Man arrested in connection with local stabbing
• Huge turnout at Tooby Park
• Easter 2012 at Tooby Park; pictures 1-4
• Arcata man arrested in Hopland transporting marijuana
• Stranded hikers found in King Range
• Girl Scouts have rosy vision for Southern Humboldt
• Friends of the Eel River host symposium on science, law, and future of the Eel River
• Tree smashes cars during storm
• Snow seekers need to beware of private property
• Easter 2012 at Tooby Park; pictures 5-8
• Easter 2012 at Tooby Park; pictures 9-12
• Fatal traffic collision north of Weott
• Estelle Fennell for Supervisor campaign headquarters grand opening
• Law enforcement to target distracted drivers
• Democrats to meet in Eureka
• Natural Life of the Lost Coast: Huckleberries
• Get involved locally
• BLM requests comments on proposed stream improvement project
• Preparing for disaster locally
• League of Women Voters of Humboldt County honors civic contributions
• Headwaters awards $750,000 for lumber marketing project; Forest Product Initiative seeks to promote redwood for decks
• Witness sees woman dragged into van
• Bottle bomb detonated outside Eureka home
• At last! Spring rains swell South Fork Eel River
• Accident correction
• Symposium on the Eel River in Fortuna
• Violet Richardson Award winner chosen by Soroptimists
• Time to buy a brick for the town square
• LAFCo says FPD elections set for August; GSD annexation hearing in May
• Marijuana initiative proponents begin signature gathering
• Estelle Fennell's campaign for 2nd District Supervisor strong and gaining momentum
• Landslide occurs in river behind Caltrans
• State lawsuit over Richardson Grove heard in court
• Alleged dog abuse
• Humboldt Coalition for Property Rights files suit against county
• Deputy DA resigns abruptly; unclear why prosecutor walked away on eve of murder trial
• Humboldt Coalition for Property Rights files suit against county
• Letter carriers food drive on May 12
• Man arrested in Zenia with stolen property
• Adoptable Pets
• Sheriff’s office recruiting citizens for patrol
• New member sworn in at RCSD
• Judge determines one tree omitted from Richardson Grove maps; parties can dispute tree-measuring results made during site visit
• SHCHD board moving through legal tangle to hire doc from Canada
• Good news, bad news for county budget; Health and Human Services takes hit from state
• Team Standish meets with State Parks, gets advice on park partnership application
• Whitethorn man killed in vehicle accident on Shelter Cove Road
• Coroner identifies man killed in Dyerville accident
• E-Town hall meeting on state parks tomorrow evening
• Man found dead in Garberville motel
• Graphics at its best
• Radical Wholeness offers encouragement to all
• Garberville Sheriff’s log
• SBDC business advisors recognized for performance at regional conference
• Deputy Sheriffs Organization donates to CASA of Humboldt County
• Gift of love helps to heal emotional and physical wounds
• Hiking with Lost Coast Adventure Tours
• Phillipsville calls for change in GPU designation, will take complaints to supervisors
• School board faces worst-case scenarios: outcome of proposals on June ballot will determine future of educational spending
• Former AmeriCorps worker will teach English to New Delhi slum kids
• County taking rent relief applications starting today; new ED for RRHC announced at SHWT
• Adoptable Pets
• County to host community forums on 2012-13 budget; meeting at Redway School March 14
• Fish and Game releases draft EIR; seeking input from the public
• Grand jury seeking citizens; applications due May 11
• Over 300 pounds of pot, 49 grams of meth, 2.5 pounds of hash, and 11 firearms found at drug house
• GMO correction
• Reflections
• Laytonville woman killed in vehicle accident
• Support for Fennell
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• CHP locates suspect, recovers children in AMBER Alert
• School board meets with students at South Fork
• Estelle Fennell files official candidacy papers
• Visa trouble complicates hiring new doc; SHCHD board approves financial assessment contract
• Stakeholders disagree on water releases to Eel; pot grows blamed for halt to pikeminnow study
• Rio Anderson joins GSD board; public comment on annexation MND starts this week
• Cattlemen’s dinner
• Sinkyone Wilderness State Park road failure
• GPU environmental report to be released March 19
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Natural Life of the Lost Coast: goat Skull
• Reflections
• Once again community is asked to help one of its own
• Suicidal man arrested: approaches several Garberville homes; enters one residence
• Hemp held in pot holdup
• Road closed at Needle Rock Visitor Center
• High blood alcohol content in Petrolia crash
• Dinsmore crash victim returns to Humboldt County
• Woman who died in Redway identified
• State Parks seeks partners as July 1 closure looms; workshop offers proposal guidelines
• Garbervile Sheriffs Logs
• Kiwanis installs new officers
• Chesbro bill seeks reimbursement for manhunt
• Court date set for Felix Omai
• Adoptable Pets
• Commission nearly done with GPU review; more meetings in the works
• Permit issued to Caltrans for Willits bypass
• Looking forward
• Judge to make decision on Richardson Grove project; sides presented on case Thursday
• Assembly approves $5.5 million EPIC legal fee settlement; bill sent to governor’s office for approval
• Arrests -- 3 articles
• Will Benbow Dam SRA become Benbow River SRA?; no money to keep dam, says park chief
• Layoffs rescinded, school board celebrates
• Phillipsville residents lose home and belongings in fire; clean-up day planned and donations sought
• Supes adopt housing element ordinances, with modifications
• Sheriff's department applies for OHMV grant
• Woman's body found near homeless camp
• Sheriff ‘s office finds 220 pounds of marijuana at Arcata art collective
• Amendment introduced to ban drilling off California’s North Coast
• Reflections
• Glitch in system improvement at RCSD
• Caltrans signs final permit for Willits bypass
• Sheriff’s office seeks help with Salmon Creek home invasion
• Team Standish moves forward to save Standish Hickey; State Parks workshop Feb. 23 in Ft. Bragg
• Siskiyou Land Conservancy protects critical redwood habitat near Redway
• Bingo!
• Ray Wilcox is a bonafied Humboldt hero
• Trailer park shows some progresss on cleanup and improvements
• Sheriff's Office investigates home invasion; suspects make off with 30 pounds of pot, thousands in cash
• Officials: No HazMat situation at Whitethorn fire; Briceland Thorn Road back open, school buses are running normally
• New building for Whitethorn School
• Recognizing Intimate Partner Violence subject at Rotary meeting
• Mammograms not currently available at hospital
• Volunteers honored by Interpretive Association
• Remember to drive with wipers and headlights on in inclement weather
• Weaving baskets in the traditional way
• Humboldt Label GMOs Campaign begins signature gathering Feb. 21
• COMMET makes arrests in marijuana cultivation operation
• Full house for 707 Cannabis seminar
• Adoptable Pets
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• Two SoHum residents injured in Dinsmore plane crash; pilot in ‘serious condition’ at UC Davis medical
• CR considers realignment of boundaries
• Meeting scheduled at Benbow Lake State Recreation Area
• Cost report good news for healthcare district; mammograms now available once again
• Garberville Sheriffs Log
• Reflections
• School bus transportation bill is now on governor’s desk; Sen. Evans: Southern Humboldt key in getting bill passed
• Dian Griffith joins RCSD board
• LAFCo seeks public participant for commission; commissioner would serve through May 2016
• Estelle Fennell receives funds and endorsements for election campaign
• Adoptable Pets
• Man beaten and robbed in Fernbridge
• Program provides low-income homes weatherization reducing energy bills
• Do you know who murdered me?; reward offered for information on missing medical marijuana advocate
• Task force plans for public restrooms; SHWT gets first look at YA! quilt
• SoHum school bus support wows Sacramento; Bill to restore funds in committee
• Board waiting on cost report at healthcare district
• GSD looks at proposed annexation; entire community park to be included
• Bernie Korbly has sawdust running through his veins
• Kettenpom murder investigation officially closed
• Engineers working with county to complete Kimtu pipeline
• Adoptable Pets
• Bill urges review of parks slated for closure
• Impact of federal threats felt by marijuana patients
• How much rural land for new homes is key question as end of GPU review nears
• Three people and two dogs saved in daring Shelter Cove rescue
• Second land succession workshop held
• THREE STORIES: Laytonville Man Murdered; Woman Dies; Laytonville Woman Arrested
• Caltrans crews continue to monitor Dean Creek slide
• Oregon green transportation conference recognizes Blue Star Gas
• North Mendo plans to keep Standish-Hickey open, four non-profits want to help
• Bus supporters rally in Sac today; fallback plan in the works
• Fire district formation moves to next step, LAFCo hears conflict re GSD sphere
• RCSD board meets with new business manager
• Caltrans closes one highway lane at Dean Creek
• Rising waters
• Three local programs receive emergency shelter grants
• Raphaels visit Rotary
• Adoptable Pets
• Reflections
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• Bill would restore funds for home-to-school transportation
• Autumn and Jac in the Fish Tank
• Thompson releases statement against SOPA
• Membership meeting to be held at Beginnings
• School transportation cuts protest planned; caravan heads to Sacramento next week
• Common ground found at congressional forum; ten candidates find lots to agree on at the Mateel gathering
• Mendocino backs away from pot ordinance; citing federal pressure and legal uncertainty, supes to reconsider landmark regulations
• LAFCo to hear three SoHum items at tomorrow's meeting
• Planning Commissioners make progress on ordinances
• CR accepts bid for Garberville facility renovation
• CPUC issues revised proposal on PG&E Smart Meter opt-out plan
• Service reductions at Sinkyone Wilderness State Park
• Human rights commission seeks public participation
• Thompson announces funding for Humboldt County homeless programs
• Adoptable Pets Part Two
• Fraudulent telemarketers claiming to represent MCSO
• Norman Solomon and Phil Donahue visit Redway
• Adoptable Pets Part One
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Fire destroys home in Alderpoint area
• Congressional candidates debate and meet in Southern Humboldt
• Headwaters Fund grant writing workshop Jan. 19
• Bench in the Square
• Year in Review -- 2011
• Oversight committee members sought
• Richardson Grove suit to be decided by federal judge in February; HSU forestry professor: Caltrans’ protective measures ‘sufficient’
• Sacramento payback led to transportation cuts
• School board votes to send layoff notices to transportation workers
• Commission resolves most SoHum map requests; Phillipsville will get public meeting
• VFP restoration of ketch on schedule
• Proposed fire protection districts would provide improved fire protection, medical aid services
• Seven people arrested in drug bust on Tooby Ranch
• Garberville Sherrif’s Logs
• Resouce Center reaches out to local veterans
• Public objects to Jasper’s pay raise
• Deerhorn trailer park receives notice of violations
• FPD formation protest hearing set for Jan. 18
• Bare quorum hears updates at rcsd
• Getting students to school in the face of cuts
• Housing assistance available for veterans
• Woman allegedly advertises marijuana for sale, arrested
• Delay of decisions regarding post office closures and consolidation
• Felony parolee arrested in Fields Landing
• Eureka PECG adopts two families for the holidays
• Woman robs mini mart in Blue Lake
• Fortuna man wanted in connection with Scotia burglary
• Woman uninjured when someone shoots through door
• Installation completed on Hwy. 36 fiber-optic cable
• Big rig crash causes fuel spill ; U.S. Highway 101 partially closed north of Garberville
• Commission tackles complaints about public process in GPU Hearing continued to Jan. 19
• Occupy support and anarchism explored at Redway meeting
• Ho! Ho! Ho!
• Supes approve temporary moratorium; Medical marijuana dispensary permits on hold
• North Coast Veterans Resource Center to hold meetings in Southern Humboldt
• Adoptable Pets
• Hydesville man given probation in pot case; Kopiej agrees to forfeit $175K in cash, do 960 hours of community service
• Money allocated to repave Highway 101 near Pepperwood
• New Rotarian
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• Holiday Store open
• Public meeting to discuss formation of new fire protection districts
• Toys for Tots
• Korea Connection: Baseball and fireworks add to autumn adventures
• Homeless advocates work on goals and plans; next town hall meeting in mid-January
• New rate structure passed at RCSD
• Land use map hearing continued to Jan. 5; GPU Governance hearing this Thursday
• GSD announces rate increases for new year; Presents wish list of future projects
• Scott Bliss receives miracle of double lung transplant
• Citizen of the Year
• More than 800 Redway area residents lose power
• Garberville Town Square has come a long way; funds needed to complete projects
• New members, officers and more at school board
• Lighting the way again
• Thompson’s office receives reports of telephone scam
• Lotus Mountain is a family business
• Correction
• Zenia man arrested for Covelo burglary
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• GSD board approves smaller sphere of influence; retains entire park, Goldeen, Dazey parcels
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• SHCHD board approves new admin contract; Offer made to Dr. Angel Parker
• Lumber truck overturns near Myers Flat blocking both lanes
• Town hall meeting on homeless/transient issues this Friday
• Fortuna man arrested after breaking into Garberville Post Office
• All SoHum subject to state fire fee, taxpayer group challenges new regulation
• Occupy SoHum gets support from drivers on 101
• Man cited for transporting marijuana for sale
• Humboldt Beacon to cease publication ; T-S to cut back to six days a week, publisher announces
• Headwaters Fund seeking one new board member
• Property taxes due by Dec. 12
• FOER requests higher flows on the Eel River; Promising salmon run needs sufficient water to thrive
• Postal Service provides guide for holiday mail
• Home invasion investigation continues; Oakland man held on $1 million bail, faces attempted murder charge
• Man shot during home invasion robbery in Benbow
• Clean up of scrap autos from the hills proving profitable
• Winter Shelter Program opens its doors to local families in need
• SHARE program offers monetary incentives to private landowners
• Likely impacts of climate change on the horizon
• Technological expansion continues along Hwy. 36
• Sheriff establishes tip line and community response unit
• Reflections
• Vets and volunteers serve up 32nd annual Thanksgiving Dinner
• Tribal Peoples of the Lost Coast Region
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• Tree of Hope benefit for Scott Bliss this Friday night
• Bridgeville couple reports home invasion robbery
• Early morning accident claims life of McKinleyville woman
• School leaks, office hours discussed at RCSD
• Local VFDs one step closer to becoming FPDs; LAFCo looks at tax issues
• Public invited to GSD to talk about growth and boundaries
• Section 1500 back on GPU table; Workshop on public participation Dec. 15
• Supes ask for revisions to draft marijuana ordinance; Moratorium on dispensaries to be considered within 30 days
• Forest Service changes mushroom gathering policy; Park says it will allow those age 17 and under to gather for free
• Mateel reports another successful year; considers new venue for ROTR
• Hwy. 101 at Dean Creek slide restored to four lanes
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Redway woman died by accident
• 2nd District Supervisor Clif Clendenen officially announces his candidacy ; Says focus will be on sustainability, successful local businesses
• Myers Flat man killed in vehicle accident
• Susan Adams fights for healthy communities
• Alleged pot grower pleads not guilty; Morgan makes his first appearance in Bridgeville case
• Veterans honored
• Flood, fire, landslide, earthquake, tsunami -- planning commission looks at risk
• VFDs go to LAFCo tomorrow with request to form FPDs, ask for parcel tax
• Water Quality Board okays Garberville wastewater plant; Plant’s performance is “awesome”
• A plan for your land and legacy
• Community Park Update - Part III: The near future plans
• Runnin’ on hydrogen
• Garberville traffic stop yields 250 pounds of pot
• Susan Adams to campaign in Southern Humboldt; Meet and greet at Healy Senior Center Friday
• GSD requesting public review of SOI map alternatives
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• Let’s work to make their holidays a little bit better
• Charges dropped on Hunsucker, Machado
• Correction
• Building progress, bond sale, and boundaries at school board
• RCEA offers free energy assessments for businesses and residences
• Body of missing Redway woman found
• Deputies clear out illegal encampments, "More transients than homeless," says Sheriff
• THECOG asks for public response to proposed boundaries
• Project, ordinances and stolen water discussed at RCSD meeting
• Local woman missing since Oct. 20
• Commission hears public on land use maps, hearing continued to Dec. 8
• Abatement and repairs taking place on Garberville CR building
• Charlie Brown and Friends
• County receives grants for housing, micro-enterprise, and Alderpoint water project
• Homeless meeting raises strong emotions, greatest needs -- sanitation, shelter, respect
• Vermont man arrested for 2008 killing; 26-year-old accused of killing San Francisco man in pot deal gone bad
• Halloween Fest at the town square on Monday
• Drop-off payment box
• Benbow Dam meeting postponed
• Planning commission grapples with noise policies; Land use map hearing in Eureka this Saturday
• Public hearing to consider fire protection district formations
• HAF announces availability of Southern Humboldt grants
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• DUI accident results in major injuries near Leggett
• Natural Life of the Lost Coast: Maples for fall color
• Poker Run Fun
• Pets of the Week
• Eureka man killed in ATV accident on Lone Pine Ranch
• Four marijuana-related stories
• Housing issues addressed at Redway workshop; New planner hears from SoHummers
• Humboldt supervisors direct Girard to work on improvements; County Administrative Officer Phillip Smith-Hanes to assist in making department more efficient.
• Only two weeks left
• School board says raze old junior high
• Telehealth grant will put remote docs in touch with local patients
• Emerald City organizers look at three alternatives for SoHum city limits
• Discussion of transient problems and solutions continues this Friday
• Win a pony!
• Lawsuit filed against Humboldt County ; Suit alleges county stifled public in GPU process
• Thrift Store Opening
• Crime/police headliners: Northstone Organics; Trinity County pot busts; and Woman jumps
• Travel Time now owned by two local women
• Garberville thrift store helps local animals
• Commissioner ponders illegal water use, agrees on air quality measures; Meeting at Vets Hall Oct. 24
• Fate of Benbow Dam will topic of State Parks meeting next week
• Local activists participate in international rally to end nuclear power
• SoHum GPU map workshop set for Oct. 24 at Vets Hall
• Fed threats weighed at NORML fundraiser
• Burn suspension canceled; burning allowed with permits
• Water group loses lawsuit to shut down salmon season
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• County workshop on 2nd units, shelters and more tonight at Redway Elementary School
• New thrift store coming to Garberville
• CR accepts bid on asbestos abatement
• Getting up close and personal with the fastest animal on earth
• Climate riders welcomed to Richardson Grove
• GSD will focus on improving water and sewer service
• Many facets of river restoration revealed on Mattole watershed tour
• SoHum speaks its mind on homeless/transient issues at town hall meeting
• Planner seeks to help landowners resolve "shaded" parcels
• More than a music school to open in Garberville
• Public argues impacts of growth at GSD "vision" session
• Netbook stolen from Emerald Technologies; Other businesses report increase in shoplifters
• Patient issues aired at SHCHD board meeting; August finances looking good
• Planning is for the birds
• Reflections
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• Humboldt supervisors decline pay increases; ordinance allows them to give funds back
• Property tax bills are in the mail
• Authorities shoot, kill murder suspect Aaron Bassler; Suspect had finger on trigger, officials say
• Service club photos: Kiwanis and Rotary
• Garberville Civic Club welcomes guests to open house
• Small-scale bakers, millers, and farmers share their craft at Kneading Conference West
• Court documents suggest Kettenpom murders premeditated
• East Branch repair
• LAFCo stalls GSD connections, asks for service review
• Light seen at end of GPU tunnel; Map workshops coming next month
• SoHum VFDs must wait till November for approval of new FPDs
• Program helps those who help themselves
• New office, budget issues at Redway water
• Another public meeting to discuss transient issues
• Two local postal employees send packages to troops overseas; Remote control car saves lives
• Hard times bring more homeless to SoHum; Programs hurting from lack of funds
• Humboldt marijuana spells trouble for NFL player; Shipment from Eureka sparks investigation of Bengals’ wide receiver
• Fennell makes official bid for 2nd District; Says her focus is on representation and sustainable growth
• Sheila McKnight big winner at state fair
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• Sheriff Allman talks pot and jail overcrowding
• Four photos: 90 years young; Visiting the hospital; And the winner is ...
• Three Short Stories: 1. Fire north of Weott; 2. DA warns public; 3. Humt for murder suspect
• No resolution after Community Development Services Director Girard’s evaluation; Supervisors continue closed session discussion to Oct. 11
• Times-Standard available at Ray’s Food Place in Garberville
• Chamber meets to discuss Veterans Grove situation; Veterans for Peace looking for solutions to improve area
• McKinleyville man arrested in Laytonville
• New boundaries don’t change supervisorial race; County’s 2012 election gears up
• Reward offered for capture and arrest of suspected murderer
• When you do good things, good things happen
• Natural Life of the Lost Coast: Redwoods Part II -- Entering the magical realm of the redwood forest canopy
• The compassion in compassionate use
• Supervisors approve new boundaries; Public officials see changes to districts
• Public hearing on fire district formations
• Trinity County eradicates 148,000 marijuana plants
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• Downsized plan for CR Garberville building
• Eureka looks to enact dispensary moratorium
• Kettenpom couple seeks $10 million after surviving stabbing
• Redway School will hire one more teacher; open enrollment continues to be subject of discussion
• Garberville Civic Club turns 90 years old
• Public defender attacked in jail by Garberville man; Suspect currently awaiting trial for stabbing a deputy
• Estelle Fennell stepping down as executive director of HumCPR
• GSD sticks with River Ranch site for water treatment plant
• Treats celebrates 25 years
• Garberville man injured after pulling out in front of truck
• Solomon visits Garberville
• Key legislation to help keep state parks open clears Legislature
• Phillipsville water system proves its worth during recent fire; iron manganese in water could be causing problems
• Helping to draft a workable ordinance; marijuana supporters seeking input from growers and caregivers
• Be The Match Foundation may one day save your life
• Citizen sought to monitor Eel River; consequences of land use should be considered
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• County General Plan Update hearings announced
• Wheat harvest yields hope for revival of local grain production
• Feds: Eureka pot ordinance is not legal; U.S. attorney threatens legal action over medical marijuana dispensaries
• Water treatment plant topic at GSD special meeting
• Two pipe bombs explode at South Fork High School
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• No action on marijuana ordinance until October; Sheriff Allman speaks about Mendocino’s ordinance
• Honeydew boy killed in vehicle crash; CHP investigating possible manslaughter charges
• GSD looks at sites for new plant, OKs water to Vets park
• Officials: Bassler wanted in two shooting deaths. Interviews conducted in SoHum areas of Whitethorn, Shelter Cove
• Town Square moves forward but needs funds, Harvest Fiesta in square Oct. 7
• CHP stops speeding car on U.S. 101 near Myers Flat
• Community forums on Eel River recovery; meeting this Thursday at Healy Senior Center
• Drunk driver hits logging truck head-on; receives minor injuries
• Residents resist PO closures
• Weott fire quickly contained
• Senior sale madness
• SHARCs in Shelter Cove
• Evans’ funding bill brings little promise in Humboldt County; Officials aren’t optimistic about Williamson Act legislation
• MD candidates emerge for SHCHD, board looks at employee satisfaction
• Anniversary celebration raises funds for Booster Club
• Board accepts mediated solution to contract impasse
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• The Redwood Times has moved
• All about claws, paws and hooves
• Humboldt County redistricting committee plans meetings
• New member for Rotary
• NoHummers gather to celebrate Richardson Grove with prayers, stories, and songs
• Water talk continues at planning commission, exports, waste disposal and more
• Indecision on multifamily rezone triggers more legal action ; Housing for All brief to outline moratorium
• PG&E outage rescheduled for Sept.
• Water flows and more at RCSD
• Three men arrested for large grow in Trinity County
• County working to resolve shaded parcels; less than half are illegal, director says
• Clues sought in killing of Mendocino land steward
• Times-Standard changes cause stir ; Daily print delivery to Garberville ends Aug. 31
• Commission approves final maps; Thompson drawn out of California coastal district
• Albee Creek Campground burglary suspects arrested
• Supes choose least radical district changes; Board directs staff to move Weott back into 2nd District
• THECOG looks at new city boundaries, economy, transportation at public meeting
• Usal Forest easement approved by Wildlife Conservation Board
• Laytonville man arrested for possession and transportation
• Minor accident
• Two men arrested after assaulting Whitethorn man
• Annual yard sale could save Healy programs
• Commissioners reject revised marijuana ordinance
• Carnival fun in Ferndale
• Family member reflects back on history of grand hotel; What happened to the dude ranch?
• Second phase of marijuana operation concluded
• Sanctuary Forest continues to monitor river flows
• Trinity County law enforcement finds 22 greenhouses
• Body in Eel River identified as missing Santa Rosa man
• Ferndale Museum wants lighthouse lens; City makes proposal to Coast Guard
• Musician’s home and land for sale; all proceeds to benefit KMUD
• Candidates file for school board
• Hoopa man killed in head-on accident north of Weott
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• SHCHD board ponders public relations; avoid gloss, use local talent
• Storage tanks not enough to solve river’s problems, restoration groups tell planning commission
• Bond sale, tech upgrade, future funding at school board
• Whitethorn students speak for themselves; ask for better food and improvements at facility
• CAMP comes to Garberville
• Redwood Times will be relocating at end of month
• Revised rate structure, new office at RCSD
• College of the Redwoods looking for partners
• Commission hears reports on block water and pikeminnow programs at Potter Valley Project
• Chamber searches for ‘New Directions'; Location for service center sought in Garberville
• Man found in river determined to be homicide victim
• Emerald City organizers meet Sunday
• Small businesses get help from energy savings program; Senior Center yard sale moves to Redway School
• County redistricting committee still talking; Some maps to drastically change districts
• Miranda man arrested for kidnapping and robbery
• FOER working to protect Eel River on many fronts; Greacen becomes North Coast director
• Redistricting correction
• Let there be water
• 100 years of floods, quakes and traffic; Humboldt celebrates Fernbridge centennial
• Opposition to fire prevention fee heats up; Fire officials say local districts will be harmed
• Pipeline goes in
• Marijuana dispensary planned for downtown Garberville; Marijuana supporters get approval for ballot petitions
• Administrator ‘shadows' clinic staff, praises their ‘amazing work'
• Hire new doc, increase clinic visits are SHCHD's top goals as new fiscal year begins
• County redistricting moves along
• Whale Gulch man found dead at Shelter Cove
• Unidentified body found in Eel River near McCann
• Cal Fire crew gives awesome surprise to 9-year-old girl
• Second round of bids going out for CR building
• Supervisors pass slim county budget; Board approves grant to study mariculture expansion
• SHFSC completes important work on fuel break
• Covelo man killed on Mina Road
• January Blooms in Miranda
• Postal Service delivers bad news; Several local post offices on ‘study list’ for closure
• Felon arrested with loaded firearm near Garberville
• Spay/neuter vouchers available now, feral cats welcome at vet on Wednesdays
• Public calls for water resource protection but details may cause controversy
• Rate structure scenarios, office issues at RCSD
• Supes holding off on Williamson Act applications next year; Board allows nine current applications to continue
• County moves forward on general plan update; Supervisors want more focus on communication
• Briceland fire burns six acres
• GSD cancels July board meeting
• RCSD public meeting to discuss new rate structure
• Meeting at Mateel will discuss homeless solutions
• Single-car accident leads to DUI arrest
• Cuts threaten embezzlement investigation; DOJ investigation into pocketing of court funds continues amid budget uncertainty
• Reflections
• New Kingdom Hall
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Two new Rotarians
• Reflections
• EPIC will work to save state parks vital to economy and ecology, says new ED
• PG&E cancels power outage due to community concerns
• Umpqua Bank hires mortgage loan officer for Garberville and Fortuna
• Caltrans to motorists: when you see flashing lights, move over
• Piercy Fire Department receives life-saving donation
• Correction: PG&E
• Bay area man drowns at Humboldt Redwoods State Park
• Candidates needed for special districts, school board
• Commission votes against low income rezoning approval; Rezoning project will now go before supervisors
• CalFire’s $150 fee may hit rural residents, details to be worked out by Sept. 1
• Slip, slidin’ away
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• Mattole Restoration Council continues work to restore our watersheds
• Correction: Salary information
• Front page stories, July 12, 2011
• Drug task force in jeopardy; budget cuts threaten state’s 55 task forces, including Humboldt’s
• Man threatens people with gun at Alderpoint celebration
• Natural Life of the Lost Coast
• Standalone photos, July 12, 2011
• Man brings body found in Mattole River to Garberville hospital
• PG&E plans blackout for Garberville July 28
• Sudden Oak Death ongoing in Sohum
• State controller releases public salary information
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• SHCHD will operate in the black in new fiscal year, expects 10% increase in revenue
• Traffic stories: Drunk driver loses control of motor home; slams into tree and Modesto man collides with tree on Hwy. 101
• Former resident wins teaching award
• It’s not too late for swim classes
• Man attacked in Veterans Park in Garberville
• High energy cost, funding requirements may force GSD rate raise
• Classified cuts, certificated cuts rescinded; Board member resigns
• ”Positive trend” for SHCHD finances; Special budget meeting this Friday
• New location open for Home Cooking Take ‘n’ Bake Pizza
• Korea Connection: Trash Talk
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• Sprowel Creek repairs
• Two arrested in cross-country marijuana case
• Four photos
• VFDs may morph to FPDs in fire protection plan
• Multi-family zoning discussed in Redway
• Richardson Grove ruling postponed; EPIC hopes for decision on injunction next week
• Alert citizen leads to arrest of two robbery suspects
• Discussion of Redway water rate structure continues
• Local merchants recognized for reducing youth access to alcohol and tobacco
• County settles lawsuit with Housing for All; Multifamily rezoning to be completed by Aug. 15
• Hopeful donation
• Clendenen cleared of conflict of interest ; Agency said there is ‘insufficient evidence’
• County redistricting like squeezing a water balloon, Elections Officer tells SoHum
• Happy Birthday Stonery
• Budget adopted, class offerings, reorganization at school board
• More details of fatal crash released; CHP report says driver, friends allegedly had been on drinking binge
• Reflections
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• Aviators make local airports safer with installation of weather cameras
• How does their garden grow?; Botanical Gardens in full bloom at College of the Redwoods
• HSRC to sell firewood at the Healy Center July 20
• New bill would end federal marijuana prohibition
• Young professionals offered international travel opportunity
• Arcata man arrested for firing gun during fight in Miranda
• Chamber seeks photographs of our area
• Redway Drive closed on July 2
• Road work ongoing north of Redway; expect minor delays
• GPU, redistricting at Shelter Cove meeting
• BLM seeks public comment on King Range Wilderness Plan
• Outstanding floats at the Rodeo parade
• Commission continues work on resource policies, will take up water issues in July
• Humboldt Growers Association launches membership drive
• Does size matter?;Are bigger trucks really better for the economy?
• Reflections
• Stewart, Johansen get contracts
• Repairs begin on Sprowel Creek Road sinkhole
• Redway rate adjustment postponed after protest
• Home invasion robbery in Weott, victims held at gunpoint
• Trip planned to protest Richardson Grove project
• County roads newly eligible for federal support
• Always be prepared
• More fire protection fuel breaks planned
• Reflections
• Mendocino building amnesty program
• Covelo robbery attempt thwarted
• School bus funding down by $230,000
• Wish intends to sell ‘good stuff’
• Whitmore Grove paving this week
• Green apprentices learn how to fix up town
• SoHum residents say no to moving Shelter Cove
• Emerald City comes to Rotary; wine auction raises $9800
• SASH program brings solar to low income homes
• Light attendance at first of three housing meetings
• Shooting occurs at the Miranda Bridge
• Redwood Run festivities planned Garberville
• SHWT hears about incorporation process, porta-potty, summer school, and T-shirt drive
• Garberville Lions raffle benefits local sight fund
• Syd Lehman chosen Rodeo Grand Marshal, looks back on busy, productive life in SoHum
• All about coltsfoot and wild ginger
• Briceland VFD hopes for new district, parcel tax; fire preparedness event Sunday in Briceland
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• Phillipsville weighs in on zoning and GPU
• Rising costs, uncertain funding at GSD, easement agreement revisited
• Some state parks may not close
• Blocksburg man still missing
• Carbon monoxide detectors required July 1
• Recognition
• Reflections
• Sightseeing and shopping and beautiful weather; different and yet the same
• Commissioner praises protection for Native resources in draft GPU
• SHCHD takes first look at 2011-12 budget, considers digital radiology system
• Injunction filed on Richardson Grove project ; Motion to stop project claiming lack of information, irreparable damage
• Supervisors appoint David Edmonds to county planning commission
• School superintendent put on administrative leave
• Flag returns
• Tuition-free, online school to enroll new students
• Church News
• Scuffle over pot in Willits
• Humboldt Bay Harbor District adapts and improves financial condition
• 50th anniversary celebration
• Thompson and Reichert introduce forestry conservation tax bill
• Humboldt County cleans house this spring
• Supreme Court: prison population should be lowered ; Impact on local agencies depends on whether changes are funded
• Reflections
• Survey asks for feedback on transit system
• Cuddle blankets
• McKinleyville woman dies in vehicle crash near Jitney Gulch
• Burn permits, safety inspections begin
• Locals enthusiastic about "Emerald City" despite many hurdles to incorporation
• Grow shed burns up Alderpoint Road
• Protecting cultural resources at Planning Commission
• Civic Club advances civic work
• Reflections
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Wildlife, contractor concerns and rate structure at RCSD
• Millers celebrate
• Finding gnome plants in the forest
• AmeriCorps workers help Humboldt families, seek new members in SoHum
• Missouri man arrested after crashing into car carrier
• SoHum to feel county budget woes, Garberville substation likely to close
• Whitethorn Fire Department receives new equipment
• Foster Care, layoffs and priorities at school board
• County marijuana ordinance on hold Planners ask staff to rework proposals, report back in July
• Local woman dies when car goes off cliff near Bodega Bay
• Medical marijuana not legalized by 215, says commissioner SoHum group calls for positive approach
• Garberville Sheriffs Log
• The Scotia Project: From company town to independent community
• Three police stories
• Korea connection: naming names
• Five new members
• Two traffic updates
• Correction
• Things to know about compact florescent lights
• Reflections
• Chamber members meet with officials Sheriff's substation on the chopping block
• Countywide multifamily rezoning maps consist of 1,500 possible units Majority of parcels in Eureka area and McKinleyville
• Ad Hoc Committee meets at GSD
• Guilty verdict returned in heroin case Mexican national faces eight years, eight months in prison, deportation
• Natural Life of the Lost Coast The fetid slinkpod first to bloom in redwood forests
• Youth services, health programs announced at SHWT Quilt raffle to assist students
• Standalone photos
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• PV Cables and shipping center to open in Redway
• Motorcyclist wrecks and is arrested for DUI
• Reflections
• Learning to be prepared for shaky ground
• May proclaimed Motorcycle Awareness Month in Humboldt County
• Correction
• Good news, bad news at GSD Question mark raised regarding water project funds
• President Obama asks Congress to end ‘unwarranted’ tax breaks for oil industry
• Grandfather Tree won’t become drive-through
• Garberville man still missing after a week
• Sunny days for Dazey Days
• Reflections
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Caltrans stabilizing Highway 101 slide, seeking final fix Expect traffic signals on Avenue this summer
• Construction begins on Ferndale’s wastewater treatment plant Discharge rate one of the best in State
• Planning director tackles rezoning, public process, and amnesty at GSD
• County budget meeting next Monday at Vets Hall
• Benbow Hotel having phone problems
• Pet of the Week
• ’Emerald City’ group to hold fundraiser May 15 Boundaries for new city proposed
• Staff issues, money lead SHCHD board topics Electronic records a must for Medicare
• County releasing revised multifamily rezoning maps New maps are to incorporate parcels of landowners who support rezoning
• Easter at Tooby Park
• Easter at Tooby Park
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• NCRA puts off decision on railbanking Next meeting May 11 in Ukiah
• New Rotarian
• Raccoons aren’t the only local animals with a ringed tail
• Gold Star for Blue Star
• Farmers Market open soon
• Reflections
• Gravel mining, politics of garbage at Planning Commission
• Easement completed near Blocksburg
• Nice fish
• Water rate approved, check received at RCSD
• Homeschoolers tour Redwood Times and plan Earth Day cleanup
• Soroptimists lead the way
• Public's help requested to identify assault suspect
• County to talk budget in SoHum May 9 Cuts to sheriff, social services loom
• No school closures for a year
• Garberville man is indicted on criminal conspiracy charges
• Calling on local non-profits to participate in The Not Business As Usual Benefit
• Three people arrested in Redway drug bust
• Reggae Rising falling: Ticket-holders looking for refunds
• Correction
• Local veteran and son will take Honor Flight
• Wetlands, woodlands, and streams -- planning commission ponders protection
• General plan process to continue uninterrupted Supervisors to look at forming advisory committee without pausing the process
• Korea Connection: Transportation and health care
• Reflections
• Interpretive Association works to connect youth to Lost Coast
• Crews work day and night to save house and bridge
• Outlying schools discussed, closure on agenda
• Marijuana bust in Ettersburg nets 600 plants
• FBI continues to fight DNA testing in 1990 bombing
• Construction continues
• Local CHP officer injured in collision on Benbow hill
• Bingo!
• Healing with fragrance and touch offered at Sacred Heart in Redway
• SHWT experiences experiential education WISH needs donations now
• Foster-Udovich wedding
• Reflections
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• Man arrested in Laytonville for possession and probation violation
• Quick response saves house
• More than snow
• Garberville man victim of assault in Weott
• Reflections
• Partnering to save the river and the fish
• SHCHD splits the difference to meet earthquake safety standards
• Kiwanis give back
• County planning reconsiders rezoning, promises no mandatory rezones
• South Fork students meet with school board
• Friends rally
• McAllister out as superintendent
• Landowners’ concerns over Salt River addressed Farm Bureau says it doesn’t want to stop the project
• Garberville featured in New York Times
• Fishing new -- salmon, abalone
• Impacts of slide widely felt
• Pet of the week; Puppy plea
• Insect residents of the Pacific Northwest
• How to balance habitat with ag and timber? Planning commission hears both sides
• Briceland Road update; slide in Mendocino County
• Clear message from Whitethorn: more room, please
• Planning Commissioner Bruce Emad resigns post Supervisors looking to fill position after Emad leaves in April
• Garberville Sheriffs Logs
• Local crew struggles to keep roads open as budget sinks State Parks to repair damage in grove area
• Shelter Cove Airport awarded $399,000 for improvements
• Covelo woman drowns; FBI ordered to turn over bomb remnants
• GSD "exceeds standards" at new wastewater plant Board will write supes re CAC’s
• Lightning Lube will service and clean your rig in a flash
• Support for Lucas
• SHCHD moves ahead on projects, finances mixed as state cuts loom
• Reflections
• Fallen trees close road
• Rate structure discussion continues at RCSD
• Victims and suspect identified from Kettenpom incident
• Planning commission splits votes, asks for revisions on provisions of Open Space Element
• Nilsen Company to open feed and supply store in SoHum
• Witness sought in Alderpoint murder case
• State controller reaches out to local agencies
• Emergency systems work well during recent tsunami warning
• Welcome donation
• Garberville woman narrowly misses being struck by lightning
• Lions Club International commits $1.25 million to Japan
• Something fishy at the Healy
• Tsunami warning communications test canceled for Wednesday
• Laytonville man injured in crash Accident mirrors one in 2010; alcohol suspected
• Blue Star Gas activates tsunami emergency response teams
• Three people killed, two injured in Kettenpom incident
• Tsunami warning works well at Shelter Cove
• Local woman gives aid to Haitian women and children
• Correction
• Mendocino DA sponsors new marijuana cultivation bill
• New direction for Island Tribe founder
• Reflections
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• The return of take-and-bake pizza
• Pizza Makers
• Fewer teachers, fewer classes or parcel tax
• Less anger, more content at second Imagine Humboldt! session Public still distrustful of process
• GPU will recognize marijuana economy "Big box" okayed with use permit
• Rail authority hears pros and cons of trail in Eel River canyon
• Riverwood Inn vandalized again; offering $1,000 reward
• KMUD news director shares enthusiasm Helps volunteers learn community journalism
• First SoHum med mj facility approved by planning commission
• Rotary and Resource Center team up to provide needed services
• Caltrans bridge project gets cool reception
• From the Redwood Record of March 9, 1988
• Can SoHum become a city? Pluses, minuses aired at Sunday meeting
• New court processes up to 60 misdemeanor cases a day
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• Everything from taxes to buses, from gardens to tsunamis, discussed at SHWT
• Soroptimists hear from International Founder Region Fellowship director
• Above the snow
• Family in search of history of their home
• Humiston brings new ideas to rural development
• Planning the future of the Garberville CR campus
• Parents, teachers, students have their say
• Winter storm travel
• Approval recommended for marijuana dispensary in Garberville
• Reflections
• Winter tips, flower show at garden club meeting
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• Humboldt County man arrested after barricading himself in Willits home
• Three local groups working on fisheries restoration
• Pay raises at SHCHD start this month, progress on electronic records
• Slipout near Ridgewood Ranch Road causes lane closure
• Two people injured in separate vehicle accidents
• Good water in Phillipsville
• Cycling for Cancer
• Richardson Grove rally -- banner raised then removed
• Eel River trail one step closer to reality Diverse crowd at ERTA meeting
• Be on the alert for fake traveler’s checks
• Caltrans pitches bridges project on Avenue of the Giants
• Groundwater storage to save the coho
• Zoning, water upgrade and more at RCSD
• Redway properties at bottom of rezone list Housing Element EIR on hold for now
• Honeydew woman killed in vehicle accident
• Community saddened by loss of young CHP officer Thomas Adams was known as hardworking, positive Fortuna football teammate
• Snow cancels school board meeting
• Winter in Humboldt
• DFG seeking public comment regarding proposed listing of frogs
• Architectural design
• Times-Standard’s Driscoll joining Thompson’s staff
• Warming up
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Reflections
• Who would ever want to come here? Garberville and Shelter Cove on the list for airport improvements
• Public invited to discuss converting railroad to trails in Scotia next Tuesday
• Five standalone photos from the February 15, 2011 Redwood Times:
• School board struggles to make decisions
• Planning Commission moves ahead on economic element Rezoning workshop this Thursday in Eureka
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• Watershed groups land Prop. 84 funds
• DFG to host public meeting on California salmon stocks and fisheries
• No sale parking!
• New station manager brings experience, enthusiasm to KMUD, praises volunteers and staff
• Lonely lighthouses save many lives
• Blue Star Gas opens 24-hour station in Oregon
• Around the world in nine months on a fire truck
• Korea Connection: First impressions
• Detectives seek possible witness to 2008 Southern Humboldt murder
• Reflections
• A higher bar of sustainability
• Is the Blog Dead?
• Medical marijuana discussion, dispensary approved
• Phillipsville project close to completion
• Community Park Update The Park Project Advocacy Process
• North Coast MLPA goes to Fish and Game Commission
• Red Cross helps fire victims in both Arcata and Fortuna
• Career Day at South Fork
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Reflections
• New attorney/mediator can help with land use, business, and family problems
• Winter or spring?
• Head-to-toe indulgence offered at Bombshells Beauty Bar
• Constitutionally correct
• SHCHD now officially a "going concern” Board considers raises for all employees
• Local stakeholders to defend unified MPA proposal in Sacramento tomorrow
• Reflections
• Ocean claims another victim in January Man drowns while swimming off Black Sands Beach as mother tries to save him
• Constitutional sheriff coming to Humboldt County
• Garberville Rotary steps back into the 1800s
• Imagine the future in the year 2050
• New wastewater system looking good Slow-flowing funding stalls drinking water project
• HHHC gets a grant for homeless services Feds award local housing group nearly $600K
• Laytonville woman shot through door while in bed
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Deputies respond to SoHum attempted shooting Garberville man arrested, charged with attempted murder; victim escapes unhurt
• Citizens of the year honored at Benbow Hotel
• Downey appoints new undersheriff
• Countywide rezoning meeting canceled County Planning Commission pushes back discussion to Feb.
• Mateel board certifies election results
• Fisheries committee hears support for MLPA proposal Tribes, environmental and fishing groups push for locally generated blueprint
• Martial arts instructor helps apprehend suspect in Garberville
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Bingo!
• New brew in Laytonville
• Funding, upgrade on track at RCSD
• Planning Commission hears economic report Jeff Smith honored for 17 years of service
• HGA working on outdoor regs
• Stonery gives to Boosters
• All over the HuMMAP at meeting
• Kiwanis begin to plan for upcoming Redwood Run
• Man shot up on Bell Springs Road; suspect sought
• In love with handmade soaps
• Contract awarded, project to start soon
• Minor slipout to be repaired on 101 near Redcrest
• Reflections
• New member
• Roadwork scheduled for Richardson Grove
• From landscape design to fabric design
• Soroptimist award
• Coffee prices at an all time high
• Crime stories 1. Laytonville man arrested after reporting attempted robbery 2. Parole violator arrested after falling through ceiling 3. Cody Baker out on parole; Driver in fatal Ruth Lake crash under supervision in Santa Rosa
• Man arrested in Garberville
• BLM finalizes Elkhorn Ridge wilderness designation
• There’s nothing like the real thing Blood donors are always in demand
• Middle school moves forward at school board
• Three new directors elected to Mateel board
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Tech Beat :How to add Twitter to your web site
• Stormy comment session stalls Housing Element Review of rezones set for Jan. 27
• Laytonville murder suspect charged in cold case murder
• Humboldt County’s newest elected officials sworn in County officials prepare to take on the new year
• Laytonville man arrested for probation violation
• Reflections
• Riverwood Inn offers $1,000 reward for arrest of vandal
• White backdrop
• Porters honored for many years of community service
• Committees appointed at special meeting
• New group gathers thousands of signatures to convert unused railroad to trail
• Garberville Sheriffs’ Log
• Medical marijuana ordinance comments begin
• Nadananda receives River Warrior award
• Brian Walker to be honored by Rotaplast International
• County planners notify Redway property owners of potential rezones
• California Outdoors Q&As
• Reflections
• ”The ducks are quacking together,” and lined up for GSD’s new water plant
• New year, new laws A look at what’s hitting the books Jan. 1
• Bridgeville dog tests positive for rabies
• A look back at 2010 Part 2
• Bluffs vs Dean Creek
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Work on new water treatment plant expected to begin in spring
• Former resident dies in Tahoe resort accident
• Two park associations merge to form one
• No Sweat Exercise group meets at Vets Hall
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• New resident hopes to bring creative forces together
• County departments prepare for possible flood season
• Santa visits Alderpoint
• A step back for MLPA process?
• A look back at 2010
• Sheriff Allman to be honored as outstanding peace officer
• Man arrested for assault on elderly Covelo woman
• President signs Thompson backed bill into law CALM Act will prevent higher volumes during television commercials
• New sheriff sworn in
• A gift of Christmas salmon Chinook smash record at Eel River’s Van Arsdale
• General plan future uncertain with commissioner change coming up
• Bid decision delayed, loan extension signed
• Fortuna Middle School PTA hosts Santa breakfast
• U.C. Berkeley students film documentary
• Supes discuss marijuana ordinances
• Soroptimists respond to SOS
• Planning commission talks about rails, trails, roads, sidewalks, and changes to the commission
• Two MLPA proposals going forward
• Hotel group intends to transform Benbow Inn
• Garberville Lions Club inducts Dan Arbuthnot Students deliver gift bags to seniors
• SHCHD board approves retrofit loan agreement Work under way to meet state standards
• Bond money discussed
• Young flier elected president of aviation group South Fork junior passionate about planes
• State park feels the recession, but visitors still awed by redwoods
• Stunning sunset
• Redway Fair
• Billions and billions of stars at the Healy
• Closures, purchases and sports on school agenda
• John and Teresa Porter 2010 Citizens of the Year
• Supervisors keep Williamson Act intact
• Still no ID on alleged SoHum carjacker Shooting victim reportedly is not cooperating with investigators
• Up in smoke A closer look at how Humboldt voters shot down Proposition 19
• Supes appoint Stromstad to vacant seat on SHCHD board
• Santa visits Visitor Center
• County grapples with housing shortage Residents alarmed by proposed new rules
• Chris Brannan honored
• BRTF stands with unified proposal
• Benbow Hotel makes presentation to board of supervisors
• Arcata, SoHum carried Gallegos to tight victory DA race results varied widely based on geography
• Teachers’ wish list at Umpqua
• Mail theft reported in rural areas
• Li’l Sproutz Boutique
• Southern Humboldt BLM employee wins National Interpretation Award
• SmartMeters coming to SoHum PG&E responds to public concern
• Reflections
• RCSD looks at wastewater budget
• Suspect surrenders after fatal shooting
• PCSD meets first Wednesday of the month
• Your Financial Health Banking online
• BLM announces openings for Northern California firefighting positions
• Tree blocks road
• SHWT members announce free HIV tests Kids’ playgroups forming in five locations
• School board rates its performance as a team
• New SHCHD board splits vote on vacant seat District ends year $800,000 in black
• All dressed up
• Mendocino lighthouse lens is staying put for now Lawyers dispute contract
• Property taxes due by December 10
• Home Cooking without a home
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• PG&E to conduct helicopter patrols
• Reflections
• Your Financial Health Why an IRA?
• RRHC looks back at successful year, forward to new challenges
• Sheriff Allman talks politics and procedures at Rotary meeting
• Preparing a feast
• Q&A from Fish and Game
• Twelve people get stuck in snow, eight rescued Cell phones used to call for help
• Tips for choosing a printer Parts 1 and 2
• Correction
• Winter has arrived
• One for the road Caltrans working on last permit for Richardson Grove project
• GSD’s new recycled water system “turned on” Drinking water funds a step closer
• Water upgrade a go, special meeting planned
• Rotary Club warms up to solar hot water
• Mattole River flow monitoring program ends for the year
• Local Soroptimists works to help domestic violence victims
• Detectives asking for information regarding alleged child abuser
• Reflections
• Marijuana advocates sure of future legalization
• Staff cuts, relocation of Weott School discussed
• Board/staff conflict clouds Mateel’s success 13 nominated for three board seats
• Veterans For Peace begins restoration of sailing ketch
• Big chinook run on the Eel this year More fish will likely be seen at Van Arsdale station than in decades
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Man killed in single vehicle accident
• A good year for farmers’ market
• TAP offers free bus tickets in Garberville next Tuesday
• Honoring our veterans
• Reflections
• Second search warrant served at Piercy site $200,00 in additional cash and 14 guns found
• Fire claims shed full of burls
• Man arrested
• Pet of the Week
• Spotlight on the marijuana industry Local filmmaker working on a documentary to capture the spirit of the pot trade
• SHCHD election results not final, hundreds of ballots still to be counted
• Code Enforcement Unit completes transition into a civil entity
• SHWT seeks ideas for non-profit workshops
• Building and middle school discussed at school forum
• Garberville Sheriff’s Log
• Li’l Sproutz is there for parents and toddlers
• Kiwanis of the Redwoods installs new officers
• Beaver ponds can help create water storage
• Fortuna Police Report
• Sign of the Times
• Senior legislators pick legislative priorities
• Veterans for Peace issues statement for Armistice Day
• TWO STORIES 1. WOMAN SHOOTS AND KILLS HOME INVADER, TWO ARRESTED 2. LARGE MARIJUANA OPERATION FOUND NEAR PIERCY
• Funding authorized, rain no help at RCSD
• Committees appointed, charette discussed at school board
• North Bay Motorcycle Club visits Kettenpom
• ERRC considers releasing more water into Eel, increasing storage in Lake Mendo
• SHCP required to provide professional studies for GPA
• Sweet new name
• ’It ain’t over ‘til it’s over’ Thousands of uncounted ballots leave some races uncertain
• Lions Club district governor and 1st vice district governor visit
• Decade of Difference to prepare youth for future Humboldt economy
• Redwood region’s death rate is state’s highest
• Three new members elected to SHCHD board
• Reflections
• CLMP Report CHP answers questions about rules of the road
• Chamber of Commerce promotes Southern Humboldt
• Thompson talks with farmers about economy, health care, marijuana
• Waterwheel builder offers to replace a Garberville landmark
• Phelps says good-bye, board mulls over vacant seat options
• Jessica Patton Marries
• CR workshop yields design ideas, passion for reviving local theater
• GSD’s new wastewater ponds in service Drinking water funds coming soon
• SHCHD introduces new interim medical director
• Residents take a stand against transients
• Two people escape burning vehicle on Hwy. 101
• Last campaign
• Road to success
• New Moon Organics brings quality dry farmed produce to market
• Commercial greenlings fishery season to close Nov. 1
• BLM lifts fire restrictions on public lands
• Reflections From the Redwood Record of October 21, 1982
• Fish and Game Question and Answer
• RCSD meeting changed to Tues., Oct. 26
• Chamber of Commerce promotes Southern Humboldt
• Waterwheel builder offers to replace a Garberville landmark
• TECH BEAT - Must have plug-Ins for WordPress blogs, Part 2
• Farm spotlight: Green Gold Vegetable Farm
• Great ShakeOut at Garberville hospital
• Girl found in Humboldt County returned to home state
• Garberville Sheriff’s Logs
• Planning Commission discusses transportation policy, increased access for walkers, bikers, disabled
• CR seeks community vision for theater space at Garberville site
• Marketing marijuana How capturing the “Humboldt Brand” may take more than legalization
• New Rotarian inducted
• Bus shelters promised for SoHum
• Transient arrested while robbing Myers Flat business
• Reflections
• Planning commission moves to circulation element
• Baker wins appeal Victim’s father: Adenhart case an example of right way to prosecute DUI fatalities
• Violet Richardson Award offered by Soroptimist
• Fire truck and motorcycle collide
• Woman seriously injured in vehicle accident
• Community Park seeks to serve and accommodate diverse community groups
• SHWT ponders community outreach, Report heard on services for vision-impaired
• Mediterranean flavor a welcome addition to farmer’s market
• SHCHD open to applications for vacant seat Board chair comments on lawsuit
• GSD ad hoc group sets schedule for sphere review Plans include public ‘mini-workshops’
• Local insurance agent tries to clarify health care reform
• Opponents of Richardson Grove project file second suit
• In The News -- Seven local stories SHWT meeting; candidates night; Sierra Club endorses Gallegos; Les Scher retires; bar brawl in Covelo; firefighters complete training; quilt raffle
• Closing the digital divide
• Reflections
• He’s a man on a mission
• Garberville Sheriff’s Call Logs
• SHCHD board soldiers on with three members, Smith files Brown Act suit
• Public hears back-to-back DA, SHCHD candidate debates
• A passion for cooking grows into a farm
• Residents weigh in on rates and growth at GSD Recycled water project 80 complete
• Absentee ballots in the mail
• Harvest Fiesta
• SHCHD Governing Board candidates answer four important questions
• Gallegos, Jackson debate domestic violence
• Wildlife Care Center helps injured animals
• Collaborative project to buy books, supplies for local schools
• Correction
• Man arrested in Redway for ecstasy, hash
• Arcata Police Association endorses Jackson
• Avenue of Giants closed near Myers Flat this week
• Humboldt County wineries featured in Sunset Magazine
• GPA Application Update Community Park’s land use designation must change
• Yew Bear Ranch shares its bounty
• Local nonprofits at ‘Strong as Redwoods’ conference
• Working together to help seniors stay warm
• Reflections
• Telecom discussion continues at Planning Commission
• Garberville Sheriff’s Call Log
• 50-Year Reunion
• Bicyclist receives serious injuries
• SHARC offers free Ham radio license course
• Flood Plain produces beautiful fruits and veggies
• Leggett men arrested for cultivation
• Alton interchange dedicated to Roger M. Rodoni
• Water levels holding in Redway, rate structure explored
• Candidate for Governor in Redway Sept. 29
• Garberville Sheriff’s Call Log
• Bear River Band donates $10k to Gallegos campaign
• Low-flow season declared on Mattole
• Park presentation at Rotary
• Good Debt - Bad Debt
• Candidate debates set for Sept. 29 in Garberville
• Seniors prepare for 30th legislative session
• Reflections
• Frustrated by paperwork? Can’t get organized? On-Call Office Solutions will help
• Supes approve Chautauqua GPA New store and apartments may be ready by spring
• And then there were three Smith’s resignation leaves SHCHD at bare quorum
• County hears spectrum of opinion regarding park plan Comment period open till Oct. 27
• Garberville Sheriff’s Call Log
• Life after the MLPA for Stakeholder group
• School board hears comments from teachers and parents Grant will allow purchase of new bus
• In the pipeline
• Sacramento man killed in ATV accident
• Reflections
• Buckeye fire under control
• Applicants wanted for liaison committee for law enforcement
• Industrious ranchers to be found at Garberville Farmers Market
• Caltrans opens new Roger M. Rodoni Memorial interchange
• Mateel seeks Board of Directors candidates
• Headwaters Grant Fund accepting applications
• Costa Mesa man arrested after 20-mile pursuit
• Stakeholders stand with tribal groups, present unified proposal
• CORRECTION
• Reflections
• Willits bypass project dead, officials say
• Work to begin on Mattole Road
• SHCP scoping meeting set for Thursday First step in environmental review
• Congressman talks with SoHummers about health care, terrorism at outdoor town hall meeting
• Connolly thanked for service
• State approves county housing element Rezoning efforts to implement affordable housing slated for
• Food gaps hit Humboldt children hardest
• Lions Club celebrates anniversary
• Sustainable agriculture exemplified by Bear River Valley Beef
• More Telecommunication at Planning Commission
• Supes fail to appoint Hoffman in split vote Only four on SHCHD board until 2011
• Planning Commission wades into telecommunications
• Rodoni campaign to hold event at Scotia Inn
• Wrong side up
• GSD hears from Fish and Game re river conditions; public meetings planned
• No state budget, no fix for Redway water
• SHCHD board back to business with four members
• Small group attends park board meeting at Tooby
• Mattole streamflow starting to drop drastically
• Garberville Sheriff’s Call Log
• Please continue to conserve
• Applicants sought for Oversight Committee
• Reflections
• Business Basics workshops begin next week
• Home invasion in Laytonville
• Man bitten by dog at Tooby Park
• RRHC joins statewide telehealth network
• Community Park explains update; corrects error
• Supes to decide SHCHD appointment today
• Avenue of Giants celebrates 50 years with ‘then and now’ slide show
• School bond moving forward with approval of resolution McAllister and O’Sullivan make presen
• Passing the MLPA torch Delay would hand off process to new governor --- at what cost?
• Let the games begin!
• Planning commission finishes infrastructure element, recommends new rural fire policy
• Reflections
• Workshop on Housing Element changes contentious
• Man shot, killed in Laytonville pot garden
• Garberville Sheriff’s call logs
• Applicants sought for Measure L Committee
• Bringing in the sheaves
• Bird on wire starts a fire
• Whitethorn Fire District gets its money back
• DA candidate promises major changes if elected
• Filing closes for healthcare district board
• Locals join statewide protest against support services cuts
• Aerial oops
• Meet me at the fair
• Briceland Vineyards wins awards at Humboldt County Fair
• Reflections
• Busy week for marijuana busts Sheriff’s Office and CAMP pull at least 60,000 plants
• Correction
• Avenue of Giants celebrates 50 years on Aug. 27
• Life after Phelps -- SHCHD strives to meet the challenge Many views aired at town hall meeting
• Music back, bond update, building plans at school board
• First came phishing and now vishing?
• Stimulus funds help keep WISH's doors open
• Funding woes aired at SHWT open meeting, New social services staff introduced
• SHCHD receives Community Facility Grant from USDA Rural Development
• SHCP submits application for park rezone County to hold scoping meeting in fall
• Dr. Phelps and wife leaving community
• Garberville Sheriff’s Call Log
• Reflections
• Kiwanis selects new officers
• Earth First! files motion to preserve bomb remnants
• Senior Legislature appeals to public to ‘Focus on 30’
• March against proposed state budget cuts in Garberville Friday
• Game support
• Tip leads to pot raid
• Redway man arrested for meth
• SHCHD board hopefuls have through Wednesday to sign up
• Stakeholders reach out to Shelter Cove, begin Round 3
• Mendo sheriff won’t say whether bridge death was suicide or accident
• Turn signal leads to stolen auto arrest
• Two hours of public comment bog down hospital board meeting
• Horse wounded in attack by dogs
• Big plans for old Masonic building
• Closed for maintenance
• Chesbro addresses RFFI supporters at annual meeting
• GSD wastewater project emphasizes green processes Improvements should be ready in fall
• Reflections
• New faces, little progress at Planning Commission
• CAL FIRE suspends burn permits
• Going for a wallk
• Local winery continues its winning ways
• Fire in Redway
• Garberville Theatre will celebrate 75 years in business
• Public comment leads at GPU hearing, new plan element draws praise
• Fatal 101 crash closes highway Collision claims life of Laytonville woman
• Signs of the Times
• Whitethorn Junction: A community changes its water use for the river
• LAFCo approves water line to Kimtu No new connections to be allowed
• Tribal prayer ceremony held to end suffering of Eel River
• Great vibes at Reggae on the River 2010 Event may stay at Benbow next year
• Reflections
• Vouchers for senior wood project available in Eureka
• Alton interchange update
• On to Round Three for MLPA
• Marijuana gardens in the forest Trinity County bust shows pot is alive and well on federal lands
• Bids requested as RCSD moves forward with improvement project
• Escaped prisoner recaptured in Trinity County
• Rave busted, four arrested
• Firewood vouchers at Healy Center tomorrow
• Designing speaker
• Blue Ribbon Task Force meeting to be webcast
• Pets of the Week
• Don’t dump truck
• Umpqua Bank warns customers about debit and credit card fraud
• County takes pot dispensary to court Dispensary argues no conditional use permit needed
• Fire restrictions begin on BLM-managed public lands
• Local author’s new book portrays a family mystery
• No vacation from drunken graffiti
• Ready to fly
• Reflections
• RCSD asks for mandatory water conservation Intake fix could be complete by fall
• Local women offer free English classes
• Reggae Rising falls short
• Speeding leads to pot arrest
• Going, going gone
• Bridge dedicated
• Fatal collision on the Fourth of July
• SHWT ponders hunger and homelessness at July meeting
• Mendocino County imposes new pot fees
• Reflections
• Cannabis forum scheduled for July 24
• Man threatens boys with rifle
• Redway residents asked to conserve water
• Severed cable cuts service to 101Netlink customers
• Scrap rural designation, define healthy ecosystem say Realtors and builders
• Round two of MLPA process gets local comment
• Skilled Nursing Facility offers good care and more to long-term residents
• Community Picnic and Fireworks

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