Garbo: A Therapy Dog’s Tale of Triumph and Recognition

Only one dog across the nation receives this recognition each year. Congratulations to our Humboldt County canine!
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Only one dog across the nation receives this recognition each year. Congratulations to our Humboldt County canine!
Read more““With the support of Green Diamond, we will have the needed funding to begin to build out our new youth center, creating the space to serve everyone who comes through our doors seeking support and stability as they navigate their educational and career possibilities….””
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Read more“Horses and mules outfitted with saddle bags and riders in dusters and raincoats took a slow parade loop from the Eureka Boardwalk up 1st and 2nd streets, stopping to pick up collected canned food at 14 businesses along the way.”
Read more“The pilot program, currently in its third year, allows California fourth graders and fourth-grade teachers free admission to participating parks until Aug. 31, 2024.”
Read more“Through service activities and leadership development, College Corps seeks to foster a new generation of civic-minded leaders who can help bridge divides, solve problems, and address pressing social issues to build stronger and more equitable communities across California.”
Read more“The PG&E Corporation Foundation (PG&E Foundation) have awarded $900,000 through two grant programs to support climate resilience efforts in PG&E’s hometowns, while also protecting and restoring land, water, and air in habitats and communities across California.”
Read more“Caltrans joined state and local officials on Thursday to celebrate the completion of the Pudding Creek Bridge project, which will improve accessibility and safety for commuters, pedestrians and bikers.”
Read moreThe 8th annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Humboldt County, held on October 14, saw the participation of over 500 residents. The event, which started with opening ceremonies at the Adorni Center, involved participants walking around Halverson Park and through Old Town, raising over $120,000 to date. The top fundraising team was Visiting Angels Eureka, which raised $24,760. Donations for
Read more“…I’m happy to say our district has received investments for projects up and down the coast and they are already making a difference.”
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