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Humboldt Superior Court goes through cycles, right now continuances and rescheduling is common, especially with preliminary hearings - I follow all cases regularly. If you are not seeing an new post on a particular case, it is because it has been continued or there is a minor update t...
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Butler Fire Threat Grows as Lightning and 40 MPH Winds Forecast in Evacuation Zones - "These exceedingly dangerous conditions could result in multi-directional fire spread and spotting up to a mile." Source3 hours ago
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How Trump killed cancer research - It’s a good, but depressing, read. “But a court order can’t reinstate months of lost treatment for a cancer patient, can’t bring back researchers and civil...11 hours ago
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Erik Menendez is in hospital for a medical condition. His attorney seeks his release - Erik Menendez was taken to an outside medical facility Friday and is “in fair condition.”11 hours ago
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what else would I do? - I pulled socks out of the dryer and slid them on my feet because I was cold, but Dom interpreted this action as a sign we would be going for a walk. I coul...
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This is Jeff Pauli and I noticed a typo in the original post. Western Self-Insurance Service or WSIS is on your card. Our office number is 445-5496. (445-5498 is our fax #) Jeff Pauli Insurance Services (in the same office) is 444-3434. We answer either number. If you are outside of Humboldt our toll free is 866-855-3434. Today I received the list of names that were written down at list nights meeting and I will call each and every person. Please be patient. Thank you. Jeff
Opps. It is correct now.
Hey Rich, my mom e-mailed me tonight that the Eureka Reporter is closing, is it true? Would that mean just the Sub-Standard for a newspaper in Eureka again?
Rambo: Yes. The ER is going out of business. And I loved the ER. I am bummed. I wish they would have considered charging the readership. I would have gladly paid 50 cents a day. I bet 20,000 locally would have also. that would have been nearly 4 million a year. Why not try that avenue?
That rag isn't worth 5 cents a day.
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