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Address Vendor List - Domestic for Detail 01 Report Cover Sheet General Settings Report Name Address Vendor List - Domestic for Detail 01 Report ID 2699 Printed 10/29/2018 9:43:28 AM District 01 Logon c1e84453-fba9-473b-8d3f-c91fce62c4ef Fiscal Year 2018 Run from Scheduler Yes Options Report Output CSV PDF RTF Effective Date As Of AS OF TODAY Save Multiple Versions No Selected Fields VENDOR # DETAIL # VENDOR NAME ADDR1 ADDR2 ADDR3 STATE ZIP COUNTRY PROVINCE Sorting VENDOR # Filters DETAIL # = 01 HUMBOLDT COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION Address Vendor List - Domestic for Detail 01 VENDOR # DETAIL # VENDOR NAME ADDR1 ADDR2 ADDR3 STATE ZIP COUNTRY PROVINCE 000007 01 BARNES AND NOBLE 98 BROADWAY CA 00000-0000 000015 01 BADGE A MINIT 348 NORTH 30TH ROAD BOX 800 IL 61301-0000 000021 01 TIMES-STANDARD NORCAL EUREKA GROUP PO BOX 513596 CA 90051-3596 000022 01 STATE OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF FOOD DISTRIBUTION P O BOX 1528 CA 95807-0000 000033 01 EUREKA OXYGEN (C) 2810 JACOBS AVENUE CA 95501-0000 000064 01 MISSION LINEN INC 1401 SUMMER STREET CA 95501-0000 000068 01 OFFICE DEPOT INC. 2200 OLD GERMANTOWN ROAD FL 33444-0000 000075 01 HUMBOLDT COMMUNITY SVCS DIST. PO BOX 158 CA 95534-0000 000091 01 AMERICAN GUIDANCE SERVICE PO BOX 99 MN 55014-1796 000100 01 CAMPTON ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. PO BOX 14004 CA 92863-1404 000101 01 MATTHEWS PAINT 28 WEST SIXTH STREET CA 95501-0000 000107 01 PIERSON BUILDING CENTER 4100 BROADWAY CA 95503-0000 000124 01 MCKENNY'S DO IT BEST 2800 HUBBARD LANE CA 95501-0000 000125 01 MOONIE & CO., DAVID L. 2662 HARRIS STREET CA 95503-0000 000137 01 CITY OF EUREKA WATER DEPARTMENT 531 K STREET CA 95501-0000 000143 01 CITY OF ARCATA (201) PARKING CITATION SRV CENTER PO BOX 11923 CA 92711-0000 000160 01 BABE'S PIZZA AND PASTA 4015 WALNUT DR CA 95503-0000 000166 01 COMRADIO INC 2416 BROADWAY CA 95501-0000 000184 01 SOLANO ONLINE INC 5100 BUSINESS CTR DRIVE,#100 CA 94585-0000 000192 01 PACIFIC PAPER COMPANY 2825 F ST CA 95501-0000 000194 01 SENN ELECTRIC 2104 4TH STREET CA 95501-0000 000221 01 EUREKA RUBBER STAMP CO 520 F. STREET CA 95501-0000 000223 01 HM RECEIVABLES CO LLC 14046 COLLECTIONS CENTER DRIVE IL 60693-0000 000227 01 LONGS/CVS PHARMACY 1105 MYRTLE AVENUE CA 95501-0000 000237 01 PITNEY BOWES INC. PO BOX 856390 KY 40285-6390 000248 01 REDWOOD ELECTRONICS CORP 711 SUMMER ST CA 95501-0000 000275 01 MENDES SUPPLY CO INC 1030 W DEL NORTE ST CA 95501-0000 000278 01 SETTERLUND, STEVE 00000-0000 000279 01 DATAMASTER 618 F STREET CA 95501-0000 000282 01 PITNEY BOWES ATTN: MARC ADAMS 2455 BENNETT VALLEY ROAD #115C CA 95404-5649 000298 01 INABIND 9951 HORN RD, SUITE F CA 95827-0000 000314 01 DEMCO MEDIA PO BOX 8048 WI 53708-8048 000315 01 STATE OF CALIFORNIA EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT PO BOX 2482 CA 95812-2482 DEPT. 000317 01 HIGHSMITH CO INC PO BOX 5210 WI 53547-5210 000321 01 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY P.O. BOX 10579 IA 50340-0579 000333 01 MILLER FARMS NURSERY P O BOX 2145 1828 CENTRAL AVENUE CA 95521-0000 000336 01 GRANDFIELD CONSTRUCTION DANA GRANDFIELD 723 FICKLE HILL RD CA 95521-0000 000387 01 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE 337 W CLARK STREET CA 95501-9998 000435 01 GARY'S PRINTING PO BOX 276 CA 95534-0000 000439 01 ENABLING DEVICES 50 BROADWAY NY 10532-0000 000444 01 CHAMBER READERS 2520 SUNNY GROVE AVE CA 95521-0000 000469 01 HEWLETT-PACKARD NO. AMER. DIST. ORGANIZATION P.O. BOX 44548 CA 94144-4548 10/29/2018 9:43:29 AM Page 2 HUMBOLDT COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION Address Vendor List - Domestic for Detail 01 VENDOR # DETAIL # VENDOR NAME ADDR1 ADDR2 ADDR3 STATE ZIP COUNTRY PROVINCE 000475 01 NAPA - FORTUNA AUTO SUPPLY CO 745 ELEVENTH STREET CA 95540-0000 000486 01 HUMBOLDT MOVING & STORAGE 1433 BROADWAY CA 95501-0000 000551 01 ARMSTRONG, DR. THOMAS P.O. BOX 548 CA 95425-0000 000556 01 SWANLUNDS 527 F ST CA 95501-0000 000586 01 HARBOR LANES 2136 BROADWAY CA 95501-0000 000645 01 HUMBOLDT BEACON PO BOX 310 CA 95540-0000 000657 01 MURPHY'S MARKET 4020 WALNUT DR. CA 95503-0000 000702 01 FORBUSCO LUMBER PO BOX 866 CA 95540-0000 000723 01 ROBERTS, GARY K. PO BOX 954 CA 95573-0000 000727 01 BLIND CHILDREN'S CENTER 4120 MARATHON STREET CA 90029-0000 000729 01 BUCHER, LOUIS 110 BOYDEN LANE CA 95540-2518 000733 01 SIEKMANN, ROBERT 3703 RENNER DR. CA 95540-0000 000736 01 OMEY, SHARON 2461 RUSS ST. CA 95501-0000 000738 01 FINLAY, BARNEY 2014 SEASCAPE BLVD. CA 95003-0000 000747 01 GIEREK, PAUL R. 6071 ELK RIVER ROAD CA 95501-0000 000805 01 ARCATA AUTO SUPPLY 737 G STREET CA 95521-0000 000807 01 BUTTE COE INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCE 5 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE CA 95965-0000 CENTER 000823 01 GUIDANCE ASSOCIATES INC. COMMUNICATIONS PARK P.O. BOX 1000 NY 10549-0900 000860 01 EAGLES, GARRY 00000-0000 000898 01 ANDERHOLM, CONNIE 00000-0000 000903 01 ANDREWS, LAURIE 00000-0000 000907 01 BENNETT, LYN P.O. BOX 624 CA 95518-0000 000916 01 INGHAM, CHERYL 3651 O STREET CA 95503-0000 000954 01 CONNORS, PHYLLIS 00000-0000 000970 01 BIRINDELLI, GINA 00000-0000 000977 01 DUSICK, DONNA 00000-0000 000982 01 FAIRFIELD, RUTH 2164 FICKLE HILL ROAD CA 95521-0000 000995 01 FELARDO, JOE 5901 CHRISTOPHER STREET CA 95501-0000 001001 01 FROST, MARY J. 200 ANNAHY DR CA 95540-9782 001009 01 GOOCH, LOU 2010 QUAKER ST CA 95501-0000 001021 01 GARDNER, PEG 00000-0000 001034 01 JONES, DENISE 00000-0000 001038 01 TIMES PRINTING COMPANY 106 T STREET CA 95501-0000 001039 01 KRAHFORST, NOEL P.O. BOX 1583 CA 95573-1583 001046 01 LEESEMAN, RITA 00000-0000 001061 01 ELY, KAROLE PO BOX 56 CA 95518-0056 001071 01 MCLAUGHLIN, LEONARD 00000-0000 001074 01 EDITS PO BOX 7234 CA 92107-0000 001079 01 NETHERY, MARY 00000-0000 001081 01 NOVELLI, BARBARA 27470 LOMA DEL REY CA 93923-0000 001084 01 CAPITAL BUSINESS MACHINES 1336 4TH STREET CA 95501-0000 001119 01 MODERN SCHOOL SUPPLIES, INC. PO BOX 0005 VT 05302-0005 10/29/2018 9:43:29 AM Page 3 HUMBOLDT COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION Address Vendor List - Domestic for Detail 01 VENDOR # DETAIL # VENDOR NAME ADDR1 ADDR2 ADDR3 STATE ZIP COUNTRY PROVINCE 001128 01 TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESS PO BOX 20 VT 05495-0020 001169 01 TEMPAS, JOAN 00000-0000 001174 01 O & M INDUSTRIES 5901 ERICSON WAY CA 95521-0000 001190 01 WILKIE, HELENE 60 INGA ROAD CA 95521-0000 001197 01 ZWERDLING, MARGERY 857 FICKLE HILL RD CA 95521-0000 001237 01 EUREKA BOILER WORKS LLC 5640 WEST END ROAD CA 95521-9202 001249 01 JOHN WILEY & SONS INC ONE WILEY DRIVE NJ 08875-0000 001255 01 THOMAS HOME CENTER 1685 SUTTER RD. CA 95519-0000 001307 01 PARK WHOLESALE 2 PARKTON AVE SC 29647-0002 001364 01 BROWN, MARGARET 3506 ALBEE STREET CA 95501-0000 001455 01 ALAMEDA CO OFFICE OF MEDIA SALES 313 WEST WINTON AVENUE CA 94544-1198 EDUCATION 001480 01 CHERRY BLOSSOM PASTRY SHOP 2940 E STREET CA 95501-0000 001570 01 KEELE, SCOTT 00000-0000 001590 01 PRO SPORT CENTER 508 MYRTLE AVENUE CA 95501-0000 001597 01 ROWE, GLEN 1315 11TH STREET CA 95501-2028 001617 01 S&H AUTO GLASS INC. 617 SUMMER ST. CA 95501-0000 001625 01 MOOK & BLANCHARD 546 S HOFGAARDEN STREET CA 91744-0000 001637 01 J. WESTON WALCH PUBLISHER 321 VALLEY ST. P.O. BOX 658 ME 04104-0658 001662 01 VALLEY AUTOMOTIVE 1103 MAIN ST. CA 95540-0000 001685 01 EUREKA PRINTING CO INC 106 T ST. CA 95501-0000 001715 01 ZIEGLER, BEA ANN PO BOX 217 CA 95527-0000 001743 01 FORTUNA MOTORS INC FORTUNA FORD, FEATHERLITE 195 FORTUNA BLVD CA 95540-0000 001749 01 PETTY CASH HUMBOLDT COUNTY OFFICE OF ED 00000-0000 001753 01 HUMBOLDT COUNTY OFFICE OF ED REVOLVING CASH 00000-0000 001760 01 S&H AUTO MACHINE 728 FORTUNA BLVD. CA 95540-0000 001766 01 DEMCO-DO NOT USE 00000-0000 001782 01 HERTZ CORPORATION, THE PO BOX 268920 OK 73126-9892 001783 01 LANE, SANDRA PO BOX 1068 CA 95525-0000 001800 01 CHEVRON AND TEXACO BUSINESS CARD SERVICES PO BOX 70887 NC 28272-0887 001814 01 DICK COMPANY, A.B. 7400 CALDWELL AVENUE IL 60714-0000 001818 01 KOURIER, THE BOX 37 CA 95573-0000 001839 01 LANGTRY PUBLICATIONS 7838 BURNET AVE. CA 91405-0000 001841 01 AGS ELECTRICAL 200 S. FORTUNA BLVD. CA 95540-0000 001847 01 FOLLETT SCHOOL SOLUTIONS INC. PO BOX 91826 IL 60693-9002 001930 01 A-1 RADIATOR & BATTERY 592 FORTUNA BLVD CA 95540-0000 001989 01 MATSON & VALLERGA ARCHITECTS 3234 T ST CA 95503-0000 001996 01 AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD P.O. BOX 1815 VA 22116-9854 JOURNAL 002014 01 BROADWAY MEDICAL 1034 BROADWAY CA 95501-0000 002023 01 WN TETRAULT INC. 4075 BROADWAY CA 95501-0000 002048 01 PRO-ED INC. PO BOX 679029 TX 75267-9029 002051 01 INDEPENDENT BUSINESS FORMS P.O. BOX 492920 CA 96049-2920 002074 01 NORTHTOWN BOOKS 957 H ST CA 95521-0000 10/29/2018 9:43:29 AM Page 4 HUMBOLDT COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION Address Vendor List - Domestic for Detail 01 VENDOR # DETAIL # VENDOR NAME ADDR1 ADDR2 ADDR3 STATE ZIP COUNTRY PROVINCE 002080 01 LAKESHORE LEARNING MATERIALS 2695 E. DOMINGUEZ STREET CA 90895-0000 002137 01 MAWSON COMPUTERS 3343 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE #1 CA 95403-0000 002147 01 ELECTRO ACOUSTIC CO. 1610 BLOSSOM HILL RD, STE 10 CA 95124-6349 002162 01 ZUBER, ROSEANNE 215 RIVER VIEW LANE CA 95521-0000 002166 01 P G & E BOX 997300 CA 95899-7300 002176 01 HENSELL MATERIALS INC PO BOX 4925 CA 95502-0000 002243 01 HUMBOLDT COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT 2002 HARRISON AVE.
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    For Immediate Release Elegance in the Sky: The Architecture of Rosario Candela at the Museum of the City of New York Samuel H. Gottscho, "960 Fifth Avenue. Dining room," 1930. Museum of the City of New York, Gottscho-Schleisner Collection, 88.1.1.1012 Exhibition Explores Renowned Architect Who Played a Major Role in Defining Luxury Living in Early 20th Century Manhattan On View: Thursday, May 17–Sunday, October 28, 2018 (New York, NY) On Thursday, May 17, 2018, the Museum of the City of New York will open Elegance in the Sky: The Architecture of Rosario Candela, an exhibition exploring the legacy of renowned architect Rosario Candela (1890–1953), who played a major role in transforming and shaping luxury living of 20th century Manhattan with the design of the distinctive “prewar” apartment buildings that define the cityscapes of iconic streets such as Park and Fifth Avenues and Sutton Place. Candela’s elegant yet understated high-rises, including 960 Fifth Avenue, 740 Park Avenue, and One Sutton Place South, featured set-back terraces and neo-Georgian and Art Deco ornament that created the look of New York urbanism between the World Wars. The exhibition is designed by Peter Pennoyer Architects. Graphic design is by Tsang Seymour. Elegance in the Sky tells the remarkable story of how Rosario Candela, an immigrant architect, made a permanent name for himself by becoming an influential force in transforming the way the wealthiest in New York City lived. Through photographs, ephemera, graphics, furnishings, and digital animation, the exhibition displays how Candela and his colleagues inspired some of the most prominent New Yorkers to move from their private homes to “luxury mansions in the sky,” thus changing the landscape of the city.
  • 1 Humboldt County Beekeepers Association

    1 Humboldt County Beekeepers Association

    HCBA Board Meeting Minutes – Feb 1 2017 HUMBOLDT COUNTY BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING MINUTES WEDNESDAY, 1 FEB 2017 Location: Conference Room, Humboldt County Agriculture Department, 5630 South Broadway, Eureka, CA Time: 12:30 pm - Board members present: Justin Reeve, Assoc. President & Chair of Board (760) 505-9021 ([email protected]; Paul Leslie Co-chair of Board ([email protected]), Britt Frey ([email protected]); Laurie Neville, Secretary ([email protected]); Board members absent: Robin Gereck ([email protected]), Janelle Bucklin, Treasurer ([email protected]), Jamie Bucklin, Vice-President (707-845-3362), Public members/HCBA members present: Jeannine Kaprielan, Brad Woodward, Linnette Woodward Reference documents: (1) Proposed March agenda (HCBA_FEB_2017_AGENDA.pdf) (2) JAN 2017 Minutes (HCBA_JAN_2017_MINUTES.pdf), (3) 2017_HCBA_BOARDCALENDAR.pdf, (4) Swarm document_HCBA.pdf Action Items: 1. Agenda for this meeting (1 Feb 2017) approved as presented. 2. Minutes for Wed, Jan 4 2017 Board Meeting approved with adjustment (Retitled as “ 2016 Annual Meeting”) 3. Public general comment: Brad Woodward inquired about 2016 Annual Meeting status – due to various circumstances, the previously planned November 2016 Annual Meeting was postponed and all topics were covered at the January 2017 Board Meeting. The Board agreed that the minutes for Jan 4 2017 meeting will be adjusted to note that the meeting served effectively as the “Annual Meeting”. Three hours of discussion reviewed the 2016 calendar year, introduced new officers and board members, addressed potential events to be scheduled, potential guest speakers, new ideas and establishing a budget for 2017. Items for discussion (Public comment requested at start of each item) 4. Treasurer’s Report (J Bucklin-absent) Please refer to report circulated by email.