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Datesort ascending Page Headline Subject(s)
351 2005-10-16 D1 Fortuna's Eel River Brewery wins awards at LA County fair AWARDS, HONORS, PRIZES, BEER & BREWERIES, FAIRS, FORTUNA
352 2005-10-15 A1 Decision by state fish and game to hunt Aleutian geese may help local ranchers - photo BIRDS, CALIFORNIA FISH & GAME DEPT., HUMBOLDT COUNTY, HUNTERS & HUNTING, RANCHES
353 2005-10-15 A2 Rio Dell woman injured in collision with a big rig pulling onto Highway 101 near Alton ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE, CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL, REDWOOD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, RIO DELL, TRUCKS & TRUCKING
354 2005-10-15 A2 California Coastal Commission okays 5-year permit for off-road vehicles on Eureka-owned dunes -photo CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION, DUNES, EUREKA, OFF-ROAD VEHICLES, SAMOA
355 2005-10-15 A2 Men enter and rob house in Fields Landing, looking for marijuana that wasn't there FIELDS LANDING, HUMBOLDT COUNTY SHERIFF, MARIJUANA, THEFT
356 2005-10-15 A2 Overcrowded county animal shelter in McKinleyville is transferring dogs to rescue shelters - photo DOGS, MCKINLEYVILLE
357 2005-10-15 A2 Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District saves money by reaming out wells EUREKA - WATER SUPPLY, HUMBOLDT BAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT, MAD RIVER
358 2005-10-14 A1 Former presidents of the Humboldt Taxpayer's League cut ties with the organization CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, LAWSUITS
359 2005-10-14 A1 Weapons stolen from ranger's vehicle are found in canister hidden in thick vegetation - photo REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK, THEFT, WEAPONS
360 2005-10-14 A1 Eureka postmaster put on administrative leave for unknown reasons EUREKA, POSTAL SERVICES
361 2005-10-14 A1 Permits to pick mushrooms and to cut trees in Six Rivers National Forest are put on hold MUSHROOMS, SIX RIVERS NATIONAL FOREST, TREES
362 2005-10-14 A2 Open window results in theft of computer equipment from Friends of the Dunes office COMPUTERS, DUNES, HUMBOLDT COUNTY SHERIFF, MANILA, THEFT
363 2005-10-14 A2 Arcata appeals court's decision to award nearly $80,000 to Viacom ARCATA, COURTS, SIGNS
364 2005-10-14 A2 Eureka man arrested for stealing items from parked vehicles - photo AUTOMOBILES, EUREKA POLICE DEPARTMENT, THEFT
365 2005-10-14 A3 Demonstrators protest Target's contributions to governor's campaign - photo DEMONSTRATIONS, EUREKA, POLITICAL CAMPAIGN see ELECTIONS, RETAIL STORES
366 2005-10-14 A3 West Nile virus discovered in hawk found in Arcata ARCATA, BIRDS, DISEASES
367 2005-10-13 A1 A device used to record water conditions is installed off the Trinidad pier - photo HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY, SCIENCE, TRINIDAD, WATER POLLUTION
368 2005-10-13 A1 McKinleyville doctor, Robert Mott, is facing legal and disciplinary action LAWSUITS, MCKINLEYVILLE, PHYSICIANS
369 2005-10-13 A2 CHP reports that Mad River bridge accident was caused by a car changing lanes ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE, CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL, MCKINLEYVILLE
370 2005-10-13 B2 The College Board names twelve members of Eureka High's class of 2005 "AP Scholars" AWARDS, HONORS, PRIZES, EUREKA HIGH SCHOOL, TESTING
371 2005-10-12 A1 North Coast Clinics Network tells county supervisors they help 3 out of 4 poor people in the county HUMBOLDT COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, MEDICAL CARE, POVERTY
372 2005-10-12 A1 Four vehicle accident backs up traffic on Highway 101 on the Mad River bridge - photo ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE, BRIDGES, HIGHWAYS & ROADS, MAD RIVER
373 2005-10-12 A1 Animal rights group, PETA, question Bill's safekeeping at the Sequoia Park Zoo - photo ANIMALS, SAFETY, SEQUOIA PARK, ZOO
374 2005-10-12 A2 Money stolen from safe at St. Bernard Church CATHOLIC CHURCHES, EUREKA POLICE DEPARTMENT, THEFT
375 2005-10-12 A3 Ink People receive money from Save-the-Redwoods for helping at-risk youth GRANTS, INK PEOPLE CENTER, REDWOODS, YOUTH
376 2005-10-12 A3 Eureka resident withdraws lawsuit against pulp mill in Samoa AIR POLLUTION, EUREKA, LAWSUITS, PULP MILLS
377 2005-10-12 A3 State governor vetoes key funding for fisheries restoration CALIFORNIA - GOVERNMENT, CALIFORNIA FISH & GAME DEPT., FISHERIES, RESTORATION
378 2005-10-12 A9 Small, but enthusiastic crowd attend "Rock the Vote" concert in Garberville - photo ELECTIONS, GARBERVILLE, MUSIC - POPULAR, YOUTH
379 2005-10-12 A9 Fortuna City Council to look into complaints made about planning process BUILDERS & BUILDING, FORTUNA - PLANNING, FORTUNA CITY COUNCIL
380 2005-10-11 A1 Arcata is transfer point for parolees newly released from Pelican Bay Prison - photo ARCATA, BUS LINES, PELICAN BAY PRISON
381 2005-10-11 A2 A few people, angry at being told they could not buy alcohol, throw eggs in Fortuna Safeway FORTUNA POLICE DEPARTMENT, SUPERMARKETS, VANDALISM
382 2005-10-11 A2 Arcata Police arrest parolee for accosting a young woman at a bus stop ARCATA POLICE DEPARTMENT, BUS LINES, HUMBOLDT COUNTY JAIL, SEXUAL HARASSMENT
383 2005-10-11 A3 A big rig jackknifing on Highway 101 slows traffic through Arcata - photo ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE, ARCATA, CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL, TRUCKS & TRUCKING
384 2005-10-10 A1 Volunteers in Eureka help mentally ill people who have been released from jail EUREKA, HUMBOLDT COUNTY JAIL, MENTAL HEALTH & ILLNESS, VOLUNTEERS
385 2005-10-10 A1 State governor vetoes bill that would keep double fines in Highway 101 safety zone CALIFORNIA - GOVERNMENT, HIGHWAYS & ROADS, SAFETY
386 2005-10-10 A2 State governor vetoes bill that would reallocate money to the North Coast Railroad Authority CALIFORNIA - GOVERNMENT, CALIFORNIA SENATE, RAILROADS
387 2005-10-10 A2 Cardboard boats featured in Paddlefest on Humboldt Bay - photos BOATING, EUREKA, FESTIVALS see FAIRS, HUMBOLDT BAY
388 2005-10-10 A9 Arcata Sunrise Rotary Club and Interact Club build "dream bus'' for children's center - photo ARCATA, DAY CARE - CHILDREN, PLAYGROUNDS, ROTARY CLUBS, YOUTH
389 2005-10-09 A1 Paddlefest held on Humboldt Bay near Eureka waterfront - photos BOATING, EUREKA, HUMBOLDT BAY, PARADES, WATERFRONT
390 2005-10-09 A2 Blue Lake Police make four arrests in connection to series of burglaries BLUE LAKE POLICE DEPARTMENT, CASINOS, THEFT
391 2005-10-08 A1 Bill, the chimp, escapes from Sequoia Park Zoo after vandals cut a hole in his cage - photo EUREKA, NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SEQUOIA PARK, VANDALISM, ZOO
392 2005-10-08 A2 Police response to burglar alarm in Fortuna leads to concealed weaons arrest FIREARMS, FORTUNA POLICE DEPARTMENT, THEFT
393 2005-10-08 A2 Eureka man, claiming to be a hurricane victim, is arrested for scamming the Red Cross EUREKA POLICE DEPARTMENT, FRAUD, HUMBOLDT COUNTY JAIL, RED CROSS
394 2005-10-07 A1 Humboldt State President, Richmond, opposes Arcata's proposed medical marijuana guidelines ARCATA CITY COUNCIL, HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY, MARIJUANA
395 2005-10-07 A1 Members of the Afghanistan Conservation Corps visit the CCC in Fortuna CALIFORNIA CONSERVATION CORPS, FORTUNA, TRAVEL
396 2005-10-07 A2 Second fire in two days on Central Avenue in McKinleyville - photo ARCATA FIRE DEPARTMENT, MCKINLEYVILLE
397 2005-10-06 A1 Humboldt State journalism professor, Maclyn McClary, inducted into Hall of Fame - photo AWARDS, HONORS, PRIZES, HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY - FACULTY
398 2005-10-06 A2 California State University trustees approve second phase of HSU facilities upgrade BUILDERS & BUILDING, HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY - CAMPUS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION
399 2005-10-06 A3 Ferndale Police have standoff with a 17-year-old boy who threatened to shoot himself FERNDALE POLICE DEPARTMENT, FIREARMS, YOUTH
400 2005-10-06 A3 Woman arrested in connection to a Carlotta homicide is released after autopsy supports self-defense CARLOTTA, HOMICIDE, HUMBOLDT COUNTY SHERIFF, SELF DEFENSE