News, nature, and community throughout the Emerald Triangle
“Shasta-Trinity National Forest is pleased to introduce the new Forest Supervisor, Rachel Birkey. As a leader and former advisor to the USDA Forest Service, Rachel brings a wealth of knowledge to the forest and region.”
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If you know someone who can help get this pretty kitty into a forever home, please pass this along to them.
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“Night mode is simultaneously both amazingly capable and fun, but also has some serious limitations. In some situations it is remarkably good, but…”
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“The ceremony will be held in front of the Memorial Wall honoring those lost or buried at sea, Trinidad Bay Memorial Park, the historic Memorial Lighthouse site on the corner of Edwards and Trinity Streets.”
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“The vehicle was impounded due to the driver being unlicensed.”
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“The $1.3 million project will apply an asphalt rubber chip seal with isolated areas of dig out work…”
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Yesterday, Saturday, May 23, a helicopter was dispatched to the fire to keep hotspots cool while fire engines were working towards them. Captain Simmons-Davis said bulldozers were utilized to improve overgrown roads to engines could get closer to the hotspots.
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(Humboldt Last Week) A high school brawl got really ugly, a deserted mill north of Manila is eyeballed as a mega-grow, a possible Victorian-esque treatment for Eureka, an alleged triple-murderer pleads not guilty, good times at the airport, notorious ex Trinidad resident Robert Durst starts his LA murder trial, live comedy, Guy Fieri goes metal, Sara Bareilles earns acting praise, the LA Times encourages Humboldt travel, an HSU alum’s animal-saving TV show, an upcoming UFC fight for Orion Cosce, local offshore wind energy gets a thumbs up from the governor, COVID updates, and more.
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Chandelier Drive-Through Tree, Avenue of the Giants, Humboldt Redwoods, Glass Beach, Burney Falls, and Trees of Mystery made the cut.
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“We are living in a unique time, and we have many stories to tell about it. The Humboldt County Library invites the community to explore and record our pandemic experiences by helping to create a series of COVID Commemorative Quilts.”
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