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Water bond's lure for the North Coast
The North Coast would get $315 million and be eligible for a share of $3.38 billion as part of a state water bond being proposed for 2010 -- a bond that many are questioning as unaffordable and that regional interests say threaten salmon rivers.
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Thank you for the article regarding gill netting on the Klamath and Trinity Rivers .
Suspect in fatal wreck arrested
Klamath man caught at Fort Dick residence A Klamath man wanted for fleeing the scene of a fatal car wreck in Humboldt County was arrested in Fort Dick on Saturday.
Woman injured in one-car collision near Klamath
A vehicle rolled down an embankment on Requa Road near Klamath on Thursday morning.
The Conversation: Plan is best hope to avert a dry future
On Nov. 4, the Legislature passed the most important water reform legislation in a quarter century.
Lessons learned from fish carcasses; volunteer surveyors gather...
It's still too early to tell but an important question for many now is whether enough Klamath Basin salmon will return to spawn this year.
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For a long time, the fight over the sickly Klamath River -- once home to one of the state's most magnificent salmon fisheries -- has been between farmers and fishermen, dam owners and Native American tribes.
Klamath driver allegedly flees when collision kills passenger
The California Highway Patrol is searching for a Klamath man who allegedly fled the scene of a car crash that killed one of his passengers on Thursday afternoon on U.S. Highway 101 south of Del Norte County.
Water bond presents puzzle for North Coast
A massive water bond developed by state legislators for the November 2010 election presents a conundrum for supporters of removing the Klamath River's dams.
Klamath deal presented to supervisors
Supporters of tearing down four dams on the Klamath River told Humboldt County supervisors Tuesday that a pact between the basin's diverse interests is the surest course forward to resolving disputes over water and fish.
At age 90 he still aids youths with native language Archie Thompson learned the Yurok language as a boy living on his grandmother's ranch.
County supervisors to be briefed on Klamath agreement
Agency, tribal, fishing, farming and environmental representatives will outline a draft agreement to remove the Klamath River's dams at the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday.
Here are excerpts from the Del Norte County Sheriff's Office call logs for Oct. 29- Nov.
Pursuit ends when vehicle smashes shop Swen Raulfs, left, surveys the damage to his tattoo parlor on U.S. Highway 101 on Tuesday.
Here are excerpts from the Del Norte County Sheriff's Office call logs for Oct. 22-28. Thursday, Oct.
Man missing in woods sought with cadaver dogs
His vehicle was found in southern Del Norte County A Siskiyou County man went missing three months ago in southeast Del Norte County, and authorities said Thursday they have begun looking for him in Del Norte County.
Humboldt County schools exploring Professional Learning Communities
Several Humboldt County School districts are finding that a recently implemented teaching philosophy, which utilizes collaborative teaching efforts and intervention programs, is producing positive results.
Special funding eyed for Gasquet, Klamath facilities In some small, rural communities, a school can serve several purposes beyond educating children.
Free seasonal flu shots in Klamath, Smith River
Free seasonal flu shots will be provided Tuesday in Klamath and Thursday in Smith River.
Here are excerpts from the Del Norte County Sheriff's Office call logs for Oct. 15-21. Thursday, Oct.