Advocacy Issues
Community discusses homelessness solutions & possible resource center
A meeting was held Thursday, August 4th at the Mateel Community Center in Redway to discuss issues relating to homelessness in our community. John Shelter, Executive Director of the North Coast Resource Center, used a PowerPoint presentation to help describe his program, called New Directions, in Arcata, and offered to create a similar program in…
Read MoreCritics of the Richardson Grove Realignment Project rally in Sacramento
Critics of the Richardson Grove realignment project rallied in Sacramento, against the project, on June 22, 2011. Richardson Grove State Park is located in Northern California seven miles south of Garberville on Highway 101 and was established in 1922 and named after Friend W. Richardson, the 25th governor of California. The park is bisected by…
Read MoreChallenge claiming possible destruction of ancient redwoods seeks to halt highway project
According to a News Release from Center for Biological Diversity, dated May 25, 2011: A coalition of conservation groups and local residents today asked (click here to see the preliminary injunction) a federal judge to stop California transportation officials from moving ahead with a controversial highway project that would jeopardize ancient stands of redwood trees…
Read MoreSoHum Incorporation Community Meeting Sun., May 15
The following story was aired on KMUD News Thurs., May 12: For decades, southern Humboldt residents have expressed frustration over the political process, many say incorporation of the Garberville/Redway area would give residents more local control, more influence in the general plan process, more assured law enforcement services & access to local tax money. The…
Read MoreLocally produced special program on nuclear power issues airs on KMUD
On Sunday, March 20 from 3 pm to 5:30 pm a locally produced, special KMUD Program on Nuclear Power Issues was aired. The audio from this program can be found in the KMUD audio archive or accessed by clicking here for the first part and then here for the second part. A second program on…
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