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Local VFD Firefighter, Abram Hill, jumped onto the upside-down vehicle just as two children emerged from the vehicle. He helped the children to the creek bank as their carried his 4-year-old child who was not breathing to the bank where Hill resuscitated him.
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Join the Garberville Veterans Association for their annual free Thanksgiving community meal in Redway on November 28th at noon, featuring a traditional feast and meal deliveries for those in need.
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Mendocino County cannabis cultivators are celebrating a significant breakthrough as the Department of Cannabis Control certifies an environmental impact report, paving the way for hundreds to transition from provisional to annual licenses ahead of the December 2025 deadline.
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“The injury rate at the fairs, unfortunately, in my opinion, has been too high this year. A lot of reasons for it, but a 12 year old horse that breaks down at Ferndale doesn’t do racing any good.”
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“No legitimate sport would tolerate the death of two athletes in just two weeks at a single venue.”
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Tomorrow, Pacific Gas and Electric will increase its rates by nearly 13%.
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Given the distinct housing dynamics in Northern Humboldt compared to Southern Humboldt, the meeting underscored the necessity for a flexible approach rather than a one size-fits-all ordinance.
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Departments who will receive a new Type Six engine include: Briceland, Whitethorn, Garberville Palo Verde, Telegraph Ridge, Covelo, Laytonville, Leggett, Piercy, and Westport. But other departments as well as Humboldt, Mendocino and Sonoma counties will receive millions more in funds.
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All community members, native and non- native, are invited to attend an event which runs from 12pm-6pm today to discuss cultural fire at the Mateel in Redway. Wailaki non-profit, Native Health in Native Hands, is partnering with other indigenous leaders and fire experts who will teach attendees the process of bringing cultural fire back to Wailaki ancestral lands.
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“The January 7th community gathering is a potluck and will feature the Round Valley Feather Dancers with multiple speakers including members of the Wailaki Tribe, State Park Representatives, the Shelter Cove Resort Improvement District’s General Manager, the Institute for Sustainable Forestry, and others who will update on the groundbreaking collaborations between tribal members and the community.”
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