July Fawns
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“What does it actually take to address homelessness in Humboldt County? In this conversation with Scott Hammond, Anjali Browning shares insights from years of work in housing and homeless services… .”
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“Inspired by the forests, coastline, and landscapes of Northern California, Vengeful Flames weaves elements of Humboldt County into its dark fantasy world. Brittany Mendes drew from the beauty and atmosphere of the region while creating the novel’s fantastical setting.”
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A gentle nose-to-nose greeting between a neighborhood cat and a young doe in Eureka.
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Bigfoot. Believer? Skeptic? Or just here for the scenery? Dock heads deep into Bluff Creek, where the famous 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film was shot, to tackle what he calls the one question no one seems willing to answer. Along the way, he explores the wild beauty, enduring mystery—and perhaps just a little of the mythology—that continue to draw Sasquatch hunters into the forests of Northern California. Whether he proves anything is another matter entirely.
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“The move marks the first time in California history that state-owned land managed by Caltrans will be transferred to a tribal-led nonprofit. During the transition, vehicle access to the 136-acre property will close while pedestrian access remains open.”
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What are your memories of 4th of July’s gone by?
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The Ingomar Club is opening up the historic mansion’s front entrance for free flags, postcards, family photos and a post-fireworks light display.
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A reader-submitted video of hummingbirds working over a patch of blue blooms is a good excuse to look at which species call the North Coast home.
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Dock’s latest drive up Highway 96 winds through tribal lands, Gold Rush history, and a legendary Bigfoot film site before landing at a stunning suspension bridge most Humboldt residents have never seen up close.
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