Eureka Wants You to ‘Help Maintain Essential Waste Services in Humboldt’
With an increase in home activity due to COVID-19 and the shelter-in-place order, families and households are disposing of more waste than usual at home.
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Redwood Coast Energy Authority Celebrates ‘Humboldt County’s Recent Energy Program Accomplishments and Future Objectives’
When the RCEA launched its CCE program May 1, 2017, it was based on a community vision that Humboldt County would have greater control over its electricity generation options, the electricity would have a higher renewable content, and it would cost a little less.
Read more‘Pavement Preservation Project’ on State Route 3 in Trinity County Starts Tomorrow
Caltrans District 2, in conjunction with Tullis Inc., is getting ready to begin the Rush Creek and Trinity Center Overlay Project on State Route 3 in Trinity County.
Read moreForest Service Hiring Positions in Wildland Firefighting
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Read more‘Humboldt County Should Immediately Ban the Sale and Use of Safe and Sane Fireworks,’ Says Letter to the Editor
“We are approaching another drought and homeowners insurance rates are going through the roof due to wildfires.”
Read moreMendocino National Forest Updates Recreation Closures
The Mendocino National Forest is part of the USDA Forest Service’s Pacific Southwest Region.
Read moreCalifornia State Parks Reminds All Californians to ‘Stay Home, Save Lives’ as Weather Warms Up Across State
This is a press release from California State Parks: California State Parks continues to urge you to ‘Stay Home, Save Lives.’ Click on video above and learn more at parks.ca.gov/FlattenTheCurve. With temperatures warming up across the state, California State Parks is reminding all Californians to ‘Stay Home, Save Lives’ as California continues to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. “With the
Read more‘Grocery Outlet in Fortuna is Denying Service Animals into the Store,’ Says Letter to the Editor
“I went in yesterday with my service animal and they told me I can’t have him in there and that he needs to be wearing a vest and they wanted to see his papers.”
Read moreHumboldt County Library Announces Online Group, ‘Reading in Place’
The Humboldt County Library is thrilled to announce a new e-program “Reading in Place,” an online reading group with meetings held via Zoom.
Read moreCoast Central Announces $100,000 in Grants, Establishes COVID Community Care Fund
Coast Central Credit Union President/CEO James T. Sessa announced that its Board of Directors has approved $100,000 in grants through its Community Investment Program to 10 local organizations for its spring 2020 round of giving.
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