Willow Creek
Willow Creek, CA · Business
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Construction on the Samoa Cookhouse Will Begin as Soon as Danco Finalizes Its Financing and Permits, Says Spokesperson
The question burbles up in Humboldt Facebook groups every few months, and, like clockwork, dozens of nostalgic locals race to the comment section to reminisce about the “famous” French toast and speculate about the status of the major restoration project that shuttered the restaurant in May 2023. Given that construction has yet to begin, many have wondered whether plans for “Camp Samoa” — a reimagined version of the cookhouse with overnight accommodations — are still underway or if Danco Group has quietly scrapped the project.
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Humboldt Builders’ Exchange: Women in Construction Brings Entrepreneur Letitia Hanke to Inspire Local Students and Community
This is a press release from Humboldt Builders’ Exchange:. The Humboldt Builders Exchange is honored to welcome award-winning entrepreneur and community leader Letitia Hanke to Humboldt County for a series of school visits and a special community event. In partnership with the Humboldt County Office of Education, Hanke will...
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Forest Service Announces Hiring for Fire Positions for 2027
Press release from the Six Rivers National Forest:. The Six Rivers National Forest of the U.S. Forest Service is hiring! We are looking for dedicated individuals to support fire operations. These positions are vital to wildfire preparedness and disaster response across federal and state agencies. Jobs include dispatchers, equipment operators,...
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New Arcata Apartments Greenlit — Albeit With a Small Change
A new Arcata housing development got the go-ahead at last night’s planning commission meeting, though the commission did force the developers to make a small change to their plans. Located at the intersection of K Street and Samoa Boulevard, the lot is currently occupied by what was once an...
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Letter to the Editor: From Fire Risk to Opportunity—Building a Forest Stewardship Economy
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Carson Mansion in Eureka, CA Draws Photographers to the Sidewalk. Only About 350 Members Get Through the Door.
Standing on the bluff at 143 M Street in Eureka, California, sits a redwood house that a lumber company owner built for himself. William Carson hired the Newsom brothers of San Francisco and put the house up between 1884 and 1886. By July 1885 the expected cost had passed $80,000. His family lived there into the late 1940s.
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Klamath Basin irrigators curb avian botulism outbreak; Flow-Through project moves water through wetlands
KLAMATH BASIN, Ore. - Irrigators in the Klamath Basin moved fast to stop an avian botulism outbreak that threatened to kill up to 140,000 ducks, saving most of the birds by using the basin's flow-through system. The outbreak killed around 13,000 birds. Irrigators used part of the basin's flow-through system...
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Collaboration Delivers Critical Water to Klamath Basin Wildlife Refuges
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — A major coordinated effort is delivering critically needed water to the Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuges at a pivotal time for migratory waterfowl, demonstrating what can be accomplished when agriculture, Tribes, conservation organizations and government agencies work together. For the Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA),...
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Arcata’s Data Center is a Piddling Dwarf Compared to the Big Boys, Building Official Says
There’s been some hullabaloo recently vis-a-vis Arcata’s data center, the hulking grey and blue building bounded by 11th Street and the Bay Trail, people claiming with all-knowing certainty that it’s secretly owned by an AI company, that it’s the culprit behind the city’s rising water rates and any bumps in their electric bills. Little of that is true, a city building official said at last night’s city council meeting.