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“Following the state’s order to restrict certain industry sectors to outdoor-only operations, businesses in the unincorporated areas of Humboldt County are invited to apply for a no-cost encroachment permit to convert parking lanes or stalls for business use during the COVID-19 pandemic.”
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“Thirty-four county residents have tested positive since July 1.”
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““The governor is implementing this order to address the concerning increase in cases, hospitalizations and ICU admissions across more than 30 counties, which represent 80 percent of our state’s population.”
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“Supervisors Steve Madrone and Rex Bohn were instrumental in securing the funding for the all-volunteer local fire department, which typically relies on the money earned from an annual Wild Blackberry Festival to fund its annual operations.”
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“The report of the fire being intentionally set was conveyed to Eureka Police Department law enforcement officers, who detained the individual who had fled the scene.”
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Both appear to be connected to PG&E power line surveys.
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“It is with a heavy heart that the Mendocino National Forest announces the loss of former Forest Aviation and Staff Officer Denton “Denny” Bungarz who passed away June 25, 2020.”
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“All three subjects were cooperative and explained to agents they had just travelled from Southern California to deliver narcotics. For officer and community safety concerns regarding COVID-19, agents elected to release these subjects and will forward their report to the Humboldt County District Attorney’s Office for prosecution.”
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“[W]e’ve certainly had a substantial number of cases in cannabis-related industry, and even more importantly, a lot of secondary cases in context of those individuals.”
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“Mendocino County in NOT on the County Monitoring List yet, but current conditions in Mendocino County suggest that placement on the State Monitoring List may occur within the next week leading to further State required closures. “
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