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“The details are impeccable, with moveable wheels, soft surfaces, different levels (cats love to climb), removable doors and a sturdy frame, these are cages that would retail for a total of $6,000!”
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Way to represent Humboldt, guys!
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One student raised $1310 in donations, by far the largest collection, and all participating students were excited to help others.
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Sacha Marini, Director of the Boys & Girls Club of the Redwoods Teen Court program, presented Humboldt Sponsors current Funding Chair, Lois Busey, a certificate of recognition at their court session on Thursday July 20th.
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“Honesty really is the best policy… Humans really are good to each other. If we’re just good to each only good things can come from that.”
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Remember Restoration Hardware in Old Town? Remember the store closing? Founded in 1979 in Eureka, the company went on to expand across the country. Then on the verge of bankruptcy, it was forced to close some stores including the original store. Nowadays, the company is flourishing. It’s target market is people who make around $200,000 per year and some of its
Read moreJonathan Archibold, an 8th grader at Salmon Creek Community School near Miranda stands with Mason Cabral and Drake Savage also of Whitethorn Elementary. All three Southern Humboldt students were honored at the Humboldt County Science Fair this month. The Humboldt County Science Fair took place this last week at HSU. Young people from around the county participated. Five students from
Read morePress Release: Jorin Eddy, a sophomore at South Fork High School of Miranda,CA has been nominated to attend the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Washington, DC on February 14-16, 2014. The Congress is an honors-only program for high school students who want to become physicians or go into medical research fields. The purpose of this event is to honor,
Read more[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuQ_jbyQc7I?list=PLN5oyufE0AVtEmaS4IkO_fkajK–n3r6L] Zack Rukavina, who graduated from South Fork High School in 2003 and earlier attended Freshwater schools, has been pursuing an acting career. Here he is on a new Swiffer commercial. Rukavina, who lost his arm to cancer, appeared as a veteran in an episode of Switched at Birth. He has also appeared on Damages, Parenthood, Client List and others. He even
Read moreZack Rukavina, a 2003 South Fork High School graduate who also attended Freshwater school, shares his sexy grin on tonight’s episode of Switched at Birth. Rukavina appears as a military veteran who has lost an arm. In real life, cancer caused him to lose his left forearm. Rukavina’s mother explains that her son is pursuing both acting and his education.
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