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Blue Lake OKs timeline for housing plan after state threatens fines
Tuesday the Blue Lake City Council approved a response letter to the state housing authority with a revised timeline on the plan to get into compliance with housing laws. This timeline now sets deadlines for the city to check off a task list, prepared by a planner for the city, with all to be completed by February 2026.
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Occupant pulled from vehicle wrapped around tree on Highway 101
The following is a press release from Arcata Fire District: Arcata Fire Department responded to an injury traffic accident on Highway 101 near School Road last night, involving a vehicle overturned in the grass with a trapped occupant. The incident,...
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Throwback Thursday | Memorial Day solemnly celebrated in 1925
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Recall notice served to Blue Lake council; mayor, refute claims
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Local mountain bike team competes in Lake County
HCMTB riders will take on independent rides and events throughout the summer and band together in the fall before next year’s racing season.
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![Dr. Edward Olsgard, Lynn Murphy and Stan Wong pose a moment after loading four red maple trees onto Olsgard's pickup ready to planted in front of Dick Taylor Chocolate in Old Town. Oldsgard's wife Michele McKeegan helps coordinate tree-planting crews, fulfilling the group's name, Keep Eureka Beautiful. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-01_1e0aad")
Photos | Keeping Eureka beautiful with tree-plantings
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![Graduates shift their tassels from one side to the other during commencement Saturday morning at the College of the Redwoods gymnasium. This week, more than 1,200 College of the Redwoods graduates received a degree or certificate. The college has students in Eureka, Del Norte, Klamath-Trinity and at Pelican Bay State Prison. (Dylan McNeill/The Times-Standard)]( "CRGRAD-01")
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!["Gong Xi Fa Cai!" ("Cheers to a Happy New Year!") Several local businesses were visited by three Chinese lions that entered stores after throwing "lettuce" at the front door, doing a rousing rhythmic dance going in and out each business and wishing it a prosperous new Chinese year. LionDanceMe, a performance troupe from San Francisco, wended its way through streets and alleys of Old Town, Eureka, with its percussion-laden drum and cymbal band. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-01_184dbf")
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![Stella Sween, 11, has an electrifying moment experiencing the transitory properties of static electricity at the 2025 Math Fest held at the Adorni Center in late April. A community celebration of mathematics brought kids, parents, educators and community together to have fun with math by touching, seeing, experiencing and watching the many ways mathematics can intrigue and fascinate. The Math Fest also featured college and career information on working with numbers. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-01")
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![Some Humboldt residents wave goodbye, some running, to say goodbye to the luxury cruise ship MS Europa 2 as it begins its turn onto the channel connecting Humboldt Bay to the Pacific Ocean. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-04")
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![Ferndale junior Prescott Langer heads to first base after being hit by a pitch to bring home the winning run against St. Bernard's on Tuesday. The win brings Ferndale to within just one game of St. Bernard's in the Little 4 standings. (Dylan McNeill/Times-Standard)]( "ETS-L-FERNDALEWIN-0424-01")
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![This rendition of a enger train locomotive seems to blend in with the background building. The piece is one of a few created by artist Lush Newton in 2017. The Arcata Art Fence project extends back to 2020, when plywood art was first displayed at the Arcata Ball Park in 2020. The art and newer creations now adorn an otherwise drab industrial fence on N Street between 8th Street and 9th Street in the Arcata Art District, an area adopted by the Arcata City Council under the Arcata Strategic Arts Plan. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-01_bf214d")
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Sense and Sensitivity | Husband refuses to be kind
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Entertainment briefs | A Company of Voices to perform in Eureka
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LeeAnn Hall | Public transit is in crisis. Congress can fix it.
By LeeAnn Hall Transit is essential. It’s how we get to health care appointments, parks,...