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Higher water costs in Garberville on the horizon?
It seems that you read or hear about it every day - costs are going up! Most water rates are expected to make a significant jump, possibly even double or triple in the next few years.
New Zen meditation group starts July 23
Flurina Niggli-Jackson, an assistant Zen teacher, will lead a new Zen group every Wednesday starting July 23, from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Dharma Center in Garberville.
'Abby Account' fields donations for reward in dog's death
After Jonathan Pilcher and Natalie Williams' dog, Abby, was killed July 4 when someone threw a firework into the parked car she was in, it would have been easy for the pair to lose faith in humanity.
Niece shares Sammons' area landscapes
Some of Donna Walsh Sumner's most cherished childhood memories include the times she spent accompanying her uncle as he painted on location.
Baker pleads not guilty in vehicle deaths
The Ferndale man facing murder charges in connection to the 2007 Ruth Lake car crash that killed four Humboldt County residents pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Trinity County Superior Court.
Healy Center yard sale moves to Redway School
For years, the annual senior yard sale has been a major fundraiser for the Healy Senior Center, and for years it was located on property owned by Dan and Patty Healy in Redway.
Two injured in Richardson Grove accident
A Garberville woman and a Carlotta man both received moderate injuries on Thursday, July 3, when their vehicles collided.
Mattole Charter School graduates eight
The Mattole Charter School Redway Center graduated eight home schooled independent study students this year.
Fortuna Rotary hands out 16 scholarships
The Rotary Club of Fortuna awarded 13 scholarships to graduating high school seniors from Fortuna Union High School, one graduate of Ferndale High School, one graduate of Fortuna's East High School, and also ...
Eureka fireworks a go, Benbow not so
Fireworks watchers of all ages, standing on the Eureka Boardwalk with eyes watching the sky, can expect plenty of colorful explosions tonight - ' along with a chance of clouds and patchy fog.
Head-on collision on Hwy. 101 leaves two injured
Two Humboldt County residents involved in a head-on collision near Richardson Grove this morning were taken to a Garberville hospital with moderate injuries, the California Highway Patrol reported.
North Coast Journal Weekly Politics
The federal government took the first step last Thursday toward seizing the nearly 2,000 acres near Whitethorn that were the main target of last week's "Operation Southern Sweep." The raids brought 450 agents ...
Patty Berg to attend forum on budget cuts in Redway
On Friday, June 27, Southern Humboldt Working Together, Redwoods Rural Health Center, and Garberville Sanitary District are hosting Assemblywoman Patty Berg at a community information forum and luncheon at ...
A house located behind Ray's Food Place on Locust Street in Garberville was the site of a fire on Friday afternoon, June 20.
Garberville Services District prepares for major improvements
Mark Bryant from the Garberville Services District, which includes sewer and water operations, was the guest speaker at last week's Garberville Rotary Club.
Friday Night Youth to see - Les Miserables'
Friday Night Youth will view Les Miserables on June 27 at 6 p.m. after dinner at 5:30 p.m. at the Garberville Community Presbyterian Church.
Avoid post-fireworks letdown -- Go to the Barnyard Brew & Barbeque
Come on down to the 4th annual Barnyard Brew and Barbeque, Saturday, July 5, at the Community Park on Sprowel Creek Road outside Garberville.
FBI agent issues news release about Operation Southern Sweep
"Around 7 a.m. Tuesday approximately 450 local, state, and federal law enforcement personnel executed 29 search warrants in Humboldt and Mendocino Counties," a news release issued by Federal Bureau of ...
State Parks: Benbow Lake's fate is uncertain
As the California State Parks Department discusses the obstacles involved with continuing to dam an Eel River tributary to make Benbow Lake, Southern Humboldt businesses are concerned about what will happen if ...
Will the circle be unbroken? Community singalongs gaining favor
Since paleolithic times, humans sat around the campfire intoning whatever it is they intoned, the tradition of sing-a-longs has endured, including today's on-line sing-a-longs for kids and the Karaoke craze ...