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HCSO arrests four for trespassing on private property in Blue Lake, the illegal encampments have been linked to recent fires and you should recognize at least two names who appear on the jail log frequently - The Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) conducted a coordinated operation resulting in the arrest of four individuals for trespassing on private...
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Long after the fuss over Pope Leo XIV, the village of Dolton will still be here - Dolton never asked to be considered remarkable. Except, in its own way, it is.14 hours ago
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When you push conspiracy theories to get elected…. - And you don’t deliver what you promised, people feel gaslit. I don’t know if there’s a list, or what the story is with the videos. I don’t know if Bondi is...15 hours ago
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Redwood Coast Energy Authority to Host Public Workshop on ‘Large-Scale Battery Energy Storage Systems’ July 23 - "RCEA in collaboration with the Schatz Energy Research Center invites community members to attend a free Battery Energy Storage Systems Workshop on Wednesd...1 day ago
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4 years without drinking - Last Friday marked four years since I quit drinking. Leading up to the day, I’d imagined how I’d celebrate the occasion, how I’d write about it. A fancy, f...
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Out all day. NO backup. No alternatives. It is amazing how much we have come to depend on this internet thing.
Must have been a Backhoe Induced Outage somewhere north of Eureka. We had no problem.
My favorite Gregg Foster quote for a story I did a while back was "We are one yahoo on a backhoe away" from disrupting the single fiber-optic cable. The first time a backhoe severed it a year or so back, I laughed thinking back on his statement. The second time was less funny now that I have Suddenlink and rely on broadband at home for work-related stuff.
Personally I favor stiffer penalties for disrupting internet service - how's the death penalty sound? :)
Kidding. Sort of.
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