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Parents of Murder Victim: - Her Light Will Always Shine'
In the midst of grief over the death of their 18-year-old daughter Christina, Stewart and Tina Schwarz of Eureka are trying to find solace and inspiration from her memory.
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Hoopa Valley boy, 13, dies after traffic accident near Berry Summit
California Highway Patrol officials said Walter Moon, 13, died from head trauma at Children's Hospital in Oakland after he was ejected from a 1989 Jeep Cherokee SUV which ran into a guard rail along the south roadway edge on State Route 299 on Saturday.
Police ID suspect arrested in Arcata double homicide
Law enforcement officials arrested Arcata man Bohdi Tree, 28, on Saturday in Sunny Brae on suspicion of double homicide after a man and a woman were gunned down at an Eye Street home early this morning.
People staying at the house said that a suspect, another houseguest, shot the two with a revolver.
Arcata Police Log: Obstreperous Oaves Briefly Engage Grog-Sodden...
11:17 a.m. A gun, camping equipment and computers were stolen from a Wilson avenue address, and two "friends" suspected of the thefts had accused each other.
A lawsuit filed by conservation groups Tuesday seeks to stop a Caltrans widening and straightening project in Del Norte County on routes 199 and 197 due to concerns about its effect on the Smith River Canyon.
Colorlines: 'Geography of Hate' Maps out Racism on Twitter
A group of researchers from the Floating Sheep project - who also mapped racist tweets surrounding President Barack Obama's re-election - have geotagged racist and homophobic tweets in the United States and plotted them on an interactive map.
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We were excited to see graphic artist Lynn Jones' creative reuse of materials for the North Coast Journal's "Summer of Fun" issue! Our mission at SCRAP Humboldt, the county's first nonprofit creative reuse center, is to inspire creative reuse and environmentally sustainable behavior by providing educational programs and affordable materials to the ... (more)
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The Disappearing Railroad Blues
Since service was stopped for safety reasons in the winter of 1996-97, the Northwestern Pacific Railroad has experienced major deterioration through the Eel River canyon.
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Graduation: that final, traditional hurdle between a priceless education and decades of paying off student loans.
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Enviro Lawsuits Against NCRA Dismissed
A pair of lawsuits against the North Coast Railroad Authority have been dismissed by a Marin County judge, who ruled that federal law has precedence over state environmental regulations when it comes to railroad operations.
In-home careworkers receive $1 raise over three years; supes oppose rodenticide sales, use
The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to give in-home caregivers a $1 raise spread over three years, marking the end of a drawn-out negotiation process that several members acknowledged was a difficult time for all involved.
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Humboldt State's head honcho Rollin C. Richmond is raking it in as one of the highest-paid California State University presidents, despite Humboldt's near-last position on the enrollment charts.
Bishop Robert Vasa announces changes in pastoral assignments for 2013
Bishop Robert Vasa this week announced a series of pastoral changes for the diocese, which are effective July 1 except where otherwise noted.
Arcata Theatre Lounge Science Fiction Pint and Pizza Night presents "The She Beast" , a British-Italian horror film, doors open at 6 p.m., all ages, free with a $5 minimum food/beverage purchase.
Ma-rimba! Eureka Symphony's season finale concerts feature soloist Ivana Bilic
D.C. electro-funk stars Fort Knox Five set to headline ATL's Black &...
Known for their electronics-embellished fusion of funk, reggae, hip-hop and soul, Washington, D.C.'s Fort Knox Five will return to the North Coast on Saturday night to headline the Fourth annual Black & White Ball at the Arcata Theater Lounge.
Summer Arts & Music Festival vendors announced
There will be over 150 juried vendor booths at the Summer Arts & Music Festival, on June 1-2 at the Benbow Lake State Recreation Area in Southern Humboldt.
Sharing Russian folk, religious music
LYRA, an a cappella group of five professional vocalists from St. Petersburg, Russia, will present an evening of choral music 7:30 p.m. Friday at St.