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'Group of Ten' offers diverse creations
The "Group of Ten" is exhibiting paintings and sculptures at Art of Wine Gallery, 308 Second St.
Kathy O'Leary, Matt Niesen and Linda Wise have received the top honors in the Redwood Art Association's 51st annual "Fall Exhibition." The show was judged by gallery owner Sandra Erickson, who gave awards worth more than $1,800 to 16 exhibiting artists.
The Redwood Players' production of the current Broadway hit, "Hot l Baltimore," opened to mixed reviews on Friday, Oct.
'The Attic Door' sweeps top awards at film festival
BEND, Ore. - At its world premiere, feature-length film "The Attic Door" took home three awards at the 6th annual Bend Film Festival on Oct.
Grants to local artists and craftspeople announced
Humboldt Area Foundation has announced that they are now accepting applications for their Field of Interest Grants.
Priest elevated to saint; he tended leprosy victims
In front of at least 20,000 people Sunday in St. Peter's Basilica, Pope Benedict XVI made official what many in Hawaii always knew - that Father Damien of Molokai, whose unwavering compassion in the face of suffering from leprosy has become a parable for our times, led a life worthy of elevation to sainthood.
Cineastes, filmic junkies, motion picture maniacs--the time has come. It is time to load up on a few organic energy drinks, turn off the flat screen and the Blu-Ray player, crawl out of the dark space of your living room, and put away those worn-out back issues of Film Comment.
Alan Sonnick Christiansen was born Feb. 9, 1943 to Peter and Jane Christiansen on his parent's anniversary and his Grandfather Alan Peers birthday.
Bring surplus produce to the gardeners market
Do you have extra apples, squash, berries or garlic? Gardeners are invited to swap extra produce with each other and the general public from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday at the Manila Community Center, 1611 Peninsula Drive.
Benbow Hotel to host fundraiser for Cameron Varnell
Nine year-old Cameron Varnell touched the hearts of many in the Redway and Garberville community when he was diagnosed with acute Myelogenous Leukemia.
Last California fuchsias standing
One downside to gardening with California native plants is that your garden reflects the state of the natural world, like it or not.
The Area 1 Agency on Aging Advisory Council has announced the selection and appointment of Jack Alderson to serve as the senior senator representing Humboldt and Del Norte counties in the California Senior Legislature.
The following people recently were sentenced in Humboldt County court: * Fawnalei Dawn Brock, misdemeanor petty theft.
SF Waste Feared on Both Sides of State Line
A California company is seeking permission to build a landfill in the desert west of Winnemucca.
Humboldt, Del Norte rake in million dollar history teaching grants
The Northern Humboldt Union High School and Del Norte Unified School districts have each received $1 million to promote the professional development of history teachers throughout several counties, including Humboldt, Del Norte and Trinity, as well as counties in Southern Oregon.
Humboldt, Del Norte rake in million dollar history teaching grants
The Northern Humboldt Union High School and Del Norte Unified School districts have each received $1 million to promote the professional development of history teachers throughout several counties, including Humboldt, Del Norte and Trinity, as well as counties in Southern Oregon.
Humboldt, Del Norte rake in million dollar history teaching grants
The Northern Humboldt Union High School and Del Norte Unified School districts have each received $1 million to promote the professional development of history teachers throughout several counties, including Humboldt, Del Norte and Trinity, as well as counties in Southern Oregon.
Piante Gallery is showcasing the works of Kathleen Zeppegno, Rebecca Degagne and Jane Higley this month.
Judge rules in Palin e-mail case
A judge ruled Wednesday that the Alaska governor's office can use private e-mail accounts to conduct state business, as former Gov.
Man accused of decapitating horse will go to trial
A California man accused of decapitating his horse with a chain saw has been ordered to stand trial on animal cruelty charges.
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