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Subaru Overturns on Avenue of the Giants Near Weott, Blocking Northbound Lane
Emergency personnel responded to a single-vehicle rollover on the Avenue of the Giants near Weott this afternoon, November 13, after a Subaru Forester overturned and came to rest on its roof, blocking the northbound lane. The collision was reported around 2:50 p.m. on Highway 254 near mile marker 18. California...
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Eureka Landlord Kelly Martin Cut Down Old Town's Biggest Tree, a 60-Year-Old Monterey Pine, After City Notices Over the Sidewalk Its Roots Were Lifting
Kelly Martin took down a 60-year-old Monterey pine, the largest tree left in Eureka's Old Town, after city code notices about the sidewalk its roots had lifted.
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Storm Brings Hail, 47-Foot Seas Offshore, and a Dangerous Night of Surf to the North Coast
FORT BRAGG, Calif. — A powerful storm swept onto the North Coast on Friday, bringing hail to Shelter Cove, steady rain to the Mendocino coast, and a large swell that forecasters say will make for a hazardous night along the shoreline. A severe thunderstorm near Shelter Cove prompted a...
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Dave’s Killer Bread and the Case of the Fallen Fire Hydrant
At about 9:50 a.m. Friday, Nov. 13, at Spring and West Russ streets across from the WinCo parking lot in Eureka, a reader caught what looked like the final scene of a low-budget horror movie. A yellow fire hydrant sprawled on its side, water spouted higher than the roof of a nearby utility line, and the biggest word on the nearby perp was “KILLER.”
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‘Fabulous’: 3.5 Miles of Annie & Mary Trail Celebrated
Over a hundred people braved the rain Friday. Under umbrellas and canopies, bike lovers, government officials and community members gathered to celebrate the opening of a mighty segment of the Annie & Mary Trail. A section that stretches from the skate park on Sunset Avenue all the way to green...
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Samoa Woman Gets Her Subaru Back…Cleaned, With a Side of Laundry
Let’s start with the facts. A Samoa woman went to a Fifth Street laundromat in Eureka today, Nov. 12, to get her stolen Subaru back. She found some things she’d given up on, quite a few things she’d never owned, and a car that somebody had taken the trouble to clean.