Mateel Community Center Board Seeks Footing With Debt Over $600,000
The Mateel Community Center Board of Directors seeks its footing in light of the center’s overwhelming debt which totals just over $600,000.
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Tuesday, State Water Board to Decide Water Policy for Cannabis
California continues to move forward with the legalization of cannabis cultivation. Regulation of water use and of water quality are key aspects of this process. This Tuesday the 17th of October, the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) agenda deals predominately with cannabis cultivation issues. California’s SWRCB will hold a hearing to consider “adopting the proposed Cannabis Cultivation Policy: Priniciples
Read moreMateel Board Meeting Foreshadows Local Hardship from the Economic Downturn
“More than one Board Member left in tears at the end of last night’s meeting.”
Read moreTwo Very Different Ports–Shelter Cove and Eureka–Asked to Help Develop Fishing Community Sustainability Plans
“Shelter Cove lost the vast majority of its fleet over the last few decades and only has a handful of active fishing vessels remaining, while Eureka has fewer than 200 boats actively fishing.”
Read moreMateel Community Center Reveals the Extent of Its Financial Crisis
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Last night, the Mateel Community Center (MCC) held a public meeting asking for community feedback on their next steps after losing $140k on Reggae on the River 2017.
Read moreHydesville Water District Changes Rates
Hydesville Community Water District, which serves 400 meters, raised the rates to its ratepayers after a hearing on the 12th of September.
Read moreTina Stillwell Wants Her Job Back
The Garberville Service District says she was fired for poor job performance. Stillwell says she was fired “in retaliation for reporting and disclosing financial improprieties committed by the General Manager.”
Read moreGarberville’s Water: How the Board Is Grappling with Cannabis (and Other Issues)
As laws on cannabis cultivation change, this presents planning challenges for a small town.
Read moreHuffman Presents Proposed Public Lands Management Bill; Then Asks, What Do You Think?
Here are parts of the proposal: a Horse Mountain Special Management area, a Bigfoot National Recreation Trail in the Klamath Mountains, and an Elk Camp Ridge Recreation Trail plus more.
Read moreGarberville Sanitary District Develops Budget for 2017/2018
Money from a Measure Z grant, the Granny Flat law, and the hole near the Garberville Hospital were all addressed at the last meeting of the Garberville Sanitary District Board.
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