Miranda
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Kinetic Lab of Horrors Returns Bigger, Spookier and at a NEW Location!
This is a press release from the Kinetic Sculpture Lab:. Get ready for nights of creepy chaos, twisted turns and delightfully gruesome fun! The Kinetic Lab of Horrors is back for another year, bringing clowns, mazes, surprises, scares and plenty of spooky mayhem to Humboldt County, all supporting the Kinetic Sculpture Lab.
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Ferndale’s Halloween skeletons stir debate, but most fans say keep them up
FERNDALE, Calif. — Ferndale is leaning hard into Halloween season again, and its towering skeleton decorations are turning heads — and sparking at least one official complaint. The displays are part of Ferndale’s annual “Frightfully Fun” celebration. City Manager Christine Hall said the decorations have been part of...
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Eureka to Redding - 40-degree difference over 101 miles
Even with a relatively short distance between them, Eureka and Redding are experiencing two different seasons. The latest heatwave is impacting the West, including California's Central Valley. ,. but you would never know it along the Golden State's northwest coast. the mercury reaching 104°F in Redding, Calif., on Tuesday, but...
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Skeleton Showdown: Who’s Got the Best Bones on Main Street?
Love them, hate them or think they’re just dying to get noticed — Ferndale’s skeletons are taking over Main Street!. Now it’s time for the community to settle the debate the fun way. We’re inviting everyone to take a stroll down Main Street, check out the spooky displays and vote for your favorite Ferndale skeleton.
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Watt a Canvas! Arcata’s PG&E Fence Is About to Get a Brush With Art
The new security barrier surrounding Arcata’s half-acre PG&E substation now has a bright, if not shiny finish. Gone is the chain-link fence with weathered brown slats, topped with barbed wire. Taking its place at the 621 I Street facility is a new Shakespeare SafeFence substation perimeter fence. The UV-resistant,...
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The Coastal Commission Wants to End Beach Driving at Centerville, and Humboldt Is Furious
Centerville Beach has been losing ground to the Pacific for decades. Now it might lose the trucks. The fight continues over vehicle access at Centerville Beach County Park, about five miles west of Ferndale in Humboldt County. The county wants to repair a low, shoulderless stretch of Centerville Road that high surf regularly buries in sand, raising roughly 900 feet of it up to 10 feet on fill and holding it in place with a rock revetment. The problem is that the project needs a Coastal Commission permit, and commission staff want the county to ban motorized vehicles from the beach as a condition of getting one.
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Jeff Leonard Endorsed By Humboldt County Democratic Central Committee
EUREKA, CA – The Humboldt County Democratic Central Committee (HCDCC) officially endorsed Jeff Leonard’s candidacy for the Eureka City Council’s 5th Ward seat. “I’m really grateful for the support of the HCDCC,” said Jeff Leonard, “As a life-long Democrat, I’m proud to have their support for my campaign for City Council.”
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Dan Shahin, an Arcata City Council Candidate Who Has Railed Against Data Centers, Has $10,000+ Stakes in Nvidia and Amazon
Late last year, Dan Shahin was at the dais, addressing the five members of the Arcata City Council. He’d just launched an election campaign to join them less than two weeks prior, but he wasn’t there to deliver a stump speech. He was angry that the local government hadn’t had any public deliberations on the data center on 11th Street, and it saddened him that it had replaced a lumber store with dozens of employees. It was, he said, “a strange, pernicious, dangerous, alien presence,” and as he spoke, his focus drifted to Nvidia, a manufacturer of graphic processing units used to power the AI boom and the first company to ever surpass a $5 trillion market capitalization. By that metric, it is the most valuable company on the planet.
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Arcata’s Annual Pavement Maintenance Project Underway
The City of Arcata’s 2026 Annual Pavement Maintenance Project is underway to improve and maintain Arcata streets. Work for the project began on Monday, Sept. 21 and will continue in phases through the latter part of 2026 and possibly into January of 2027. Exact scheduling will depend on weather conditions.