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All CategoriesPhotos of Westhaven Blackberry Festival July 25Photos by Elaine Weinreb of 50th Annual Westhaven Blackberry Festival Read more...MCSD unveils new logoHere’s the new logo for the McKinleyville Community Services District: Before this new logo, the MCSD used the clip art below of an azalea, with the district’s name... Read more...Exciting New Vomit-And-Pass-Out Diet Brings Cookie Toss, Not Weight Loss – July 27, 20102:02 p.m. A trusting soul, one of the remaining few not yet predated by ever-swarming opportunivores, parked in a designated handicapped spot outside the store where... Read more...Presidents Letter - Julyfrom:McKinleyville Chamber of CommerceSummer is in full swing! It’s a time to relax and spend time with family and friends. And what better way to do that than supporting a Community Event in... Read more...2010 Mixersfrom:McKinleyville Chamber of CommerceHere is a list of our 2010 Mixers. Our Mixers are held on the 4th Thursday of the month (unless otherwise noted) at 5:30 pm.  January 28 - North Valley Bank, On the Spot... Read more...Four-year-old boy murderedA Humboldt County man was arrested Monday, July 26, on suspicion of murdering a four-year-old boy. Humboldt County Sheriff’s Detectives were called to a local hospital after... Read more...‘There was no misunderstanding’From the July 21, 2010 edition. To read all of the articles in the McKinleyville Press, subscribe today or purchase a newspaper from a rack or retail location. By Elaine Weinreb... Read more...DOG OWNERS BEWARE!From the Humboldt County Dept. of Health: BLUE-GREEN ALGAE WARNING Officials with the Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services are warning recreational users of the... Read more...This Weekend And Beyond – July 22, 2010JOIN THE AEF The Arcata Educational Farm on Old Arcata Road is accepting shareholders for its Community Supported Agriculture program. The fee for a weekly share of organic... Read more...Maggie Nystrom: The Arcata Library Offers A Smoke-Free Way To Learn About Cannabis – July 21,Last week and this week the Arcata Eye is full of information and views about cannabis. I am fascinated by all of the different views expressed locally. But what are people saying... Read more...Mixed Reviews For Arcata’s Pot Code – July 21, 2010Oetker’s department concentrates on land use compliance. “We play a crucial role but we’re not police,” he said. “Our job is to get the property back... Read more...Shambolic Scalvagers Buttnap The Blight Craptastic – July 21, 20104:12 p.m. A man was reported kneeling in the roadway on the Plaza, then wandering in McKinley’s direction as all wiggo wingnuts are wont to do at one time or another. As an... Read more...Mark Sailors: Cannabis – Illegal, Quasi-Legal and Legal – July 21, 2010For once we have a chance to get something right in this state, and I for one hope we vote YES on The Regulate, Control & Tax Cannabis Initiative 2010, also known as Prop 19. Read more...Mariellen Jurkovich: Read Flawed Prop 19 For Yourself And Decide – July 21, 2010I encourage everyone to read The Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010, also known as Proposition 19. Reach your own conclusions and go out and vote. This is a historical... Read more...Charley Custer: Cannabis Cooperation Will Help Bring Sanity And Prosperity – July 21, 2010We can start Saturday, July 24 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Bayside Grange, where the Humboldt Medical Marijuana Advisory Panel forum entitled “Humboldt Cannabis — A Future... Read more...Bonnie Carroll: Getting Off Pot – July 20, 2010If marijuana use has become a problem for you or you are using marijuana to treat a mental illness, you would probably benefit from psychotherapy. Many of the therapists in our... Read more...KQED’s California Report Looks At Rural Health Care – July 20, 2010KHSU will air the Health Dialogues rural health report Wednesday, July 21 at 6 p.m. Read more...Video of Live Fire TrainingMcKinleyville Press reader Cecilia Fontillas shares this video she took of the fire training at 1245 School Road in McKinleyville on July 17, 2010. Read more...Bond Measure to Appear on November BallotFrom the July 14, 2010 edition. Purchase or subscribe to the dead tree version for all of our articles. By Elaine Weinreb Press Staff Writer At a special meeting held on July 6,... Read more...Live fire training in McK This old, dilapidated house at 1245 School Road in McKinleyville will be burned by the Arcata Fire Department as part of a live fire training starting at 8:30 a.m. Saturday,... Read more...Illegal clearcut provides ocean view from Planning Commissioner’s homeFrom the July 7, 2010 edition By Elaine Weinreb Press Staff Writer On June 16, a Trinidad resident noticed a tree removal company clearcutting part of the Tsurai Village... Read more...BREAKING NEWS: Sundberg to face Cleary in run-offRyan Sundberg will face Patrick Clearly in a run-off this November for Fifth District Supervisor. The Humboldt County Elections Division released the results of the final count... Read more...Planners vouch for opposition to eminent domainFrom the June 30, 2010 issue: By Daniel Mintz Press Staff Writer A majority of the Planning Commission has indicated support for a General Plan Update policy that promotes county... Read more...NHUHSD to talk about school bond/tax hikeJust a reminder: The governing board of the Northern Humboldt Union High School District will hold a special board meeting to discuss the possibility of putting a school bond on... Read more...Mutilated dog carcass found on beachFrom the 6.23.10 issue (Out of concern for their safety, several people interviewed for this article asked that their real names not be used. Some of the names in this story are... Read more...Scientist: Current fog amounts are normalFrom the June 23, 2010 issue: By Daniel Mintz Press Staff Writer In a visit to Humboldt County, the scientist whose research shows an overall decline in fog levels over the last... Read more...Election results hinge on additional countingAs of today, June 18, we’re still waiting for results. FYI From the June 16, 2010 issue: By Daniel Mintz Press Staff Writer Vote-counting in the June 8 primary elections is... Read more...The Humboldt Honey You Never Knew – July 8, 2010“Oh, ‘Humboldt Honey,’ no matter who or what your opponents might be, know you have a very grateful and appreciative proponent in me,” wrote Michael R.... Read more...A Few Questions For Ingrid Hart – July 8, 2010At that time, it was my intention to please people. Now after a lot of therapy and personal work, I realize that everyone is entitled to their opinion. It really doesn’t... Read more...BREAKING: KEYS DISCOVERED IN ROADWAY! – July 14, 2010Litttle did she know that, as she approached the intersection of Janes and Upper Bay roads, Veronica's life would change – suddenly, permanently... and negligibly. Read more...Woman Raped – Man Arrested, Another Sought – July 13, 2010Kevin L. Hoover Eye Editor ARCATA – A woman was raped by two men the evening of Monday, July 5 in the wooded area between the Community Park softball field and U.S. Highway... Read more...Pent-Up Mojo Unleashes Unanticipated Duncequences – July 13, 201011:57 a.m. The world’s most unsympathizable beggar entreated a woman for money at 13th and G streets, his coin-cadging compromised by unzipped pants which allowed a... Read more...The Life And Death Of Historic Alliance Store – July 13, 2010Since it burned partly down on Sept. 29, 2008, the Alliance Store building has sat vacant and unreconstructed, to the dismay of the City and some citizens. Read more...The Heartbreaking End Of Stephanie Hamlet’s Dream – July 13, 2010Stephanie Hamlet’s obituary describes her as “a doctor of alternative medicine, a world traveler, writer and poet.” Read more...Master Gardeners, Moore And More At Breakfast In Bayside, Sunday, July 18Bring the family to Breakfast in Bayside on Sunday, July 18, between 8 a.m. and noon at the Bayside Grange, 2297 Jacoby Creek Road. The gourmet breakfast features sourdough... Read more...Annie & Mary Day Sunday, July 18BLUE LAKE – Celebrate summer in Blue Lake on Sunday, July 18 for Annie and Mary Day at Perigot Park, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Read more...Nine-Day Folklife Festival Kicks Off Friday, July 16BLUE LAKE – The Humboldt Folklife Society presents its 32nd Annual Folklife Festival from Friday, July 16 through Saturday, July 24. The nine days of everything... Read more...Ranking America's Deadliest HighwaysRoad trip! Summertime is the time for driving with the top down. With less to pack you can hop in the car and take a weekend road trip or an all-day driving tour. Summertime... Read more...AmericanTowns Heroes: Keith McVey: A Mailman With a Knack for Saving LivesOver the course of the past 20 years, Keith McVey has had the chance to rescue three people during the course of his mail deliveries. The town is happy to have such an alert... Read more...AmericanTowns Heroes: Katie Stagliano: Growing for the Greater GoodOver the course of a couple of years, one small garden has grown into numerous plots across the community, feeding the hungry though various worthy organizations. Read more... Read more...AmericanTowns Heroes: UCF Students Save Crash VictimYoung men spring into action after a highway accident and save a life. While traveling on the highway the boys spotted a car that had gone off the road and crashed. They quickly... Read more...AmericanTowns Heroes: Mighty Mom Stops Runaway School BusWhen Lorie Aliano saw the bus starting to roll, her instincts kicked in and she managed to jump on board, get into position and stomp on the brakes just short of where children... Read more...Drew Johnson: Inspiring a Lifestyle of Service to Others, in the 48 Contiguous States48 states in 48 weeks, volunteering in organizations big and small. Drew decided that among his favorite things were traveling and helping others, so he decided to set out on a... Read more...EarthTalk: Toxic flea collarsfrom:EarthTalkDear EarthTalk: I’m told that, despite improvements in recent years, pesticides in flea collars are still harmful to pets and humans. Are there ways to minimize fleas without... Read more...Recycling In Post Offices ExpandingWashington, DC - More than 200,000 tons, and counting. That’s how much paper, plastics and other waste the U.S. Postal Service recycled in 2009, representing a decrease in its... 2 comments Read more...AmericanTowns Heroes: Jack Lancellotta Believes in Service to HumanityA winner of the Presidential Volunteer Award for thousands of hours of service, Jack is sure to be found on the board or behind the scenes of the next important project. Read... Read more...AmericanTowns Heroes: Rebecca Stivers—Nurse Educator and Role ModelA nurse educator and her husband happen upon the scene of a serious crash just in time to administer critical care. As a trained nurse, Rebecca knows what to do to help make... Read more... |