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CANNABIS well-crafted tiny house found in 4/20 lawsuit tossed Community Forest CABIN Judge’s ruling high in dope jokes, Kevin L. Hoover Mad RiveR Union low in patience with plaintiff ARCATA – Mark Andre was IN marking trees in one of the Arcata Kevin L. Hoover ty concerns, cost to the city and Community Forest’s most remote sections recently when he hap- Mad RiveR Union the truckloads of trash hauled THE ARCATA – The City of Arca- away in the days following each pened upon something that wasn’t ta’s stoner-encumbering tactics year’s event – plus the environ- there the last time he’d been in the to keep Redwood Park acces- mental damage to Redwood Park area. That was back in 1985, when sible for non-smokers on April and the Arca- Arcata’s Environmental Services 20 (4/20) have been ruled legal ta Community director was a city forest technician. by a federal judge, who has dis- Forest – and It was a cabin. And not the usu- missed as unfounded a lawsuit other 4/20-re- al ramshackle, trash-strewn heap against the city. lated impacts, of debris, but a proper house, con- The city was sued last Octo- the city be- structed, if not for the ages, for ber by plaintif Gregory Allen, gan clamping more than just a brief stay. president of the Redwood Chap- down. The sturdy shack, measuring ter of the American Civil Liber- Gregory Beginning perhaps eight by 12 feet and 15 or ties Union and former director allen in 2010, tactics so feet high, features a concrete of Humboldt Medical Cannabis included a large Arcata Police block foundation, stout frame, Center. He alleged that his con- presence, restricted parking and peaked roof, small porch with stitutional rights and those of signs warning that all smoking wooden awning, multiple win- others had been violated by mea- laws would be enforced. Un- dows and walls of plywood cov- sures the city took to end what der the Arcata Municipal Code, ered on the outside with brown had been a mass gathering in smoking is prohibited in any city tarps, black plastic sheeting and Redwood Park on 4/20. park that has a children’s play- lots of concealing forest duf. For years, the 4/20 celebra- ground. The park remained open Step a few feet away, and the WOODS tion drew thousands of canna- for non-smokers, and eventually building is all but invisible. “I bis enthusiasts from all over others, including families with CABIN A8 IT’s aCTUallY QUITE loVElY The tiny house in the forest. KLH | Union the country to the park, but no children, gradually returned. By one applied for any permits, or 2014 the city declared 4/20 a An update on Arcata’s forests, Ridge Trail provided insurance, security or broken tradition. Kevin L. Hoover lessly on with a range of forest projects. Volunteer sanitation. Citing public safe- 4/20 A6 Mad RiveR Union workdays, conducted in cooperation with a range ARCATA – Hardly anyone from the public at- of other groups and individual volunteers, are ex- tends the monthly meetings of the Forest Man- tremely well attended. The near-weekly work ses- Planco stoking up new agement Committee (FMC) – including its citizen sions often attract several dozen people, and their members. Even with an update of the Forest Man- energy has been channeled into creation of lots of agement Plan underway, the Arcata Ridge Trail new trails in the Arcata Community Forest. MMJ Innovation Zone steadily growing and a timber harvest in the works, Arcata Ridge Trail the FMC hasn’t had a quorum since May. The Arcata Ridge Trail has been a major bene- Kevin L. Hoover tor Larry Oetker, with stunning Fortunately, public participation in the feld is in- fciary of all the public love, blood, sweat and tears. Mad RiveR Union understatement. versely proportional to the apathy in indoor public The 4.5 mile trail connects Sunny Brae with West ARCATA – Arcata’s Planning To establish the MMIZ, the city fora, and behind the scenes, city staf soldiers tire- FOREST A8 Commission undertook creation has to navigate multiple hazards. of the new Medical Marijuana In- The existing CUP process allows novation Zone (MMIZ) last week. for only four medical marijuana Its frst meeting on the topic was facilities, and without a suspen- Warren’s sordid, violent past told met with questions, concerns sion, there could be four large Paul Mann Warren, born Warren’s arraignment on March and some measure of outrage by businesses with smaller mom and Mad RiveR Union Sept. 20, 1984, 29, 2013, that it would forgo the citizens ofering comment. pops locked out of the process. EUREKA – The Sept. 14 on four counts death penalty in favor of a life The city hopes to focus and en- Oetker foresees a cannabiz ecosys- murder trial of Jason Anthony of murder and sentence without parole, refect- courage ethical cannabis industries tem of 20 or 30 businesses of vari- Warren, 31, accused of murder- attempted mur- ing the special circumstance ac- to locate in the former Humboldt ous sizes and directions located in ing two local women in quick der, plus so- cusations. The victims’ loved ones Flakeboard property and Alder- the MMIZ – but no retail sales. succession in 2012, will refect called “special backed the decision by Humboldt grove Industrial Park of West End Once the overlay zone is es- his prior conviction on charges circumstance County District Attorney Maggie Jason anthony Road. To do that, the Land Use tablished and details hammered of attempted murder, lodged in allegations” of Fleming. warren Code will have to be amended and out, an aspiring business could April 2001 when he was a teen- “lying in wait” Warren was a juvenile at the a new overlay zone defned. obtain permits and permissions ager 16 years old. and torture in one of the alleged time of his 2001 conviction for “There appears to be a lot of via a “ministerial” process – that Last week’s courtroom profer murders (see Mad River Union, attempted murder and adjudged interest in this subject,” said is, without an individual environ- of the prior felony conviction re- July 8 edition). a ward of Humboldt County Ju- Community Development Direc- MMIZ A6 inforces the state’s case against The prosecution announced at WARREN A6

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Dogs are known eighth St. (Jacoby’s Storehouse), Suite 8, arcata, ca 95521. hibits dogs at markets. It’s to pee and poop, not always Periodicals Postage Paid at arcata, ca. not because of Arcata regula- in the most convenient place. Subscriptions: $35/year PoStmaSter: Send address changes to the mad tions about dogs on the Pla- That’s a problem for those river Union, 791 eighth St., Suite 8, arcata, ca 95521 za or rules in any other area who like to walk on the Plaza in Humboldt County where lawns or let their small chil- deadlines Janine farmers’ markets are held. dren run and play. Letters to the Editor & Opinion columns Volkmar (signed, with a phone number): Noon Friday The California Department And dogs on leashes can Press Releases: 5 p.m. Friday Ads: Contact Ad Dept. of Food and Agriculture has vat tHe be a hazard to older market- Legal Notices: 5 p.m. Friday jurisdiction, just as it does in marKet goers whose eyesight may grocery stores. not be so good. Tripping over Press releases: (707) 826-7000 rULeS no dogs, no smoking and no [email protected] “We all love dogs but we are re- a dog’s leash at a crowded market quired to enforce the regs because our could result in a fall that, for an elder, smoking dogs. Photos by JV | Union Letters to the editor/opinion: (707) 826-7000 certifcation requires it,” said Arcata might result in a broken bone and se- also manager of the Fortuna Farmers' [email protected] Plaza Market Manager Laura Hughes. rious health complications. Market. “Once Laura gave us those advertising: (707) 826-7535 The staf members of the North- Some dogs can be aggressive, and great signs and we put them up, we [email protected] coast Growers’ Association (NCGA), that is a problem not only for working stopped having dog problems at the which organizes the Arcata market, service dogs but for children as well. Fortuna market,” she said. entertainment: (707) 826-7000 [email protected] do their best to be kind and polite. The worst example, though, is the A man who goes by Theo S. They’ve put up signs all over the mar- dog who, while his owner blithely walked his service dog, Niko, by the Legal notices: (707) 826-7000 ket. They approach dog owners one- bought peaches from a farmer, peed NCGA booth and nodded to the staf. [email protected] on-one to explain the rules. Yet folks on a stack of 10 boxes of peaches, ru- “They’re respectful when they ask,” Pets: (707) 826-7000 still bring their dogs. ining hundreds of dollars’ worth of he conceded, “but I’ve been coming [email protected] “I’m just looking for my husband,” produce and spoiling the hard work here for seven years and they ask ev- one woman called out as she strolled of the farmer. True story, according ery time.” His family has a dog train- Jack d. durham, Editor & Publisher by the NCGA booth with her dog on to Hughes. ing facility in Oregon where they train [email protected] a leash. Hughes said that Arcata Police De- service dogs and search-and-rescue Kevin L. Hoover, Editor-at-Large, Publisher Others claimed the easy-to-lie- partment Ofcer Luke Scown, whose dogs. Niko, a four year old pit/box- [email protected] about service dog status. Of course beat is the Plaza, had been “very help- er/Louisian Catahoula/Dane mix is there are real service dogs, too, and ful.” But she added, “we try not to Theo’s “primary dog. I understand Lauraine Leblanc, Scene Editor, Production Manager & Special Projects Coordinator those are allowed at the market. But involve the police unless people are that if they were to see me with a dif- [email protected] many people take advantage of the unwilling to work with us.” ferent dog every week, but it’s always privacy protections in the Americans Scown works on the weekends and Niko,” he said. Jada c. Brotman, Advertising Manager keeps an eye on the market. A dog Niko sat patiently while Theo [email protected] owner himself, he’s sensitive to peo- spoke, “I rescued him on the road to Benjamin Fordham, Paul mann, ple’s attachments to their animals. Hana in Maui with his brothers and daniel mintz, Janine Volkmar “As a police ofcer, there are a lot of sisters.” Niko accepted a tiny pat from Reporters times that I have to enforce rules that a little girl, never breaking concentra- matthew Filar, Photographer I don't want to,” he said. Scown added tion. It was obvious how well trained that dogs in purses are subject to the he was. Karrie Wallace, Distribution Manager same rules. Other dogs wandered the Plaza [email protected] He suggested that interested peo- with their owners, some on leashes, Louise Brotz, Subscription Outreach Coordinator ple check the information on service some not. It’s clear that the market animals on the ADA website. “If a ser- organizers have their work cut out for marty e. Burdette, Inaccuracy Invigilator vice dog is causing a problem or the them. owner can’t get it under control, we “We’re here to represent the best v elizabeth alves v mary ella anderson v arcata Fire v can still ask them to leave,” he said. interest of the farmers,” Hughes said. Peggy Bell-Hans v Gil cline v city of arcata “Most people are understanding,” “Sometimes people get really aggres- v city of eureka v department of Health & Human PoocH ProHiBition Please leave he added. sive. We appreciate when people are Services v Kim durham v Patti Fleschner v erik Fraser v ted Halstead v Humboldt county Historical Society your dog at home. it’s not allowed Jamie Cohoon of the booth Ewe So cooperative. We’re really grateful for v Humboldt County Sheriff’s Offce v mark Larson at farmers’ markets. Dirty at the Arcata Farmers’ Market is that,” she said. v Plays in the Park v mara Segal v octavia Stremple v terry torgerson v U.S. coast Guard v Contributors

© 2015 The Mad River Union Eureka seeks input for area near boardwalk

City of EurEkA Eureka. The workshop will walk the site with profes- everyone will have the EUREKA The City of Eu- include presentations of sional architects and city opportunity to work with reka is embarking on a pro- the site’s history, analysis ofcials to learn about the professional architects to cess to gather public feed- of the site’s constraints, ex- site and to provide feed- draw their visions of the Love is the only force capable of back regarding concepts for plorations of the site’s op- back. Anyone interested in site. The design workshops development for the area portunities and discussion. attending a site tour should are at the Wharfnger transforming an enemy into a behind the boardwalk, be- On Tuesday, July 28, meet at the foot of C Street. Building on Wednesday at tween C and F streets. the city will host public site On Wednesday, July 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. friend. On Monday, July 27 at tours at 9:30 a.m. and 5 29 and Thursday, July 30, For information, call 5 p.m., the city will host a p.m. During the site tours, the public is invited to at- (707) 441-4160 or email Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. workshop at the Wharfn- members of the public will tend one of four design [email protected]. ger building, 1 Marina Way, have the opportunity to workshops during which ca.gov. you could help shape the future of arcata

City of ArCAtA The Transportation Safety Committee includes mem- ARCATA – Now more than ever, citizen volunteers bers interested in pedestrian, bicycle, skate boarding and make a difference in how Arcata will look and work in public transit issues. There is one vacancy on this com- Student Savings the future. Arcata’s City Council is seeking committee mittee, which meets once a month on the third Tuesday and commission members to advise at 4:30 p.m. them on land use, building design, The Open Space and Agriculture Committee would love Saturdays! road maintenance, trails, transporta- having a farmer, a farmer at heart, or anyone with experi- 2 blocks tion, sustainable agriculture and even ence working with recreation, wildlife or watershed man- police services. agement on board. The committee meets on the second Arcata’s Historic and Design Re- Monday of each month at 6 p.m. view Commission (HDRC) seeks two v democracy The Transaction and Use Tax Oversight Committee has pus! members. These commissioners attend in action one vacancy. The purpose of this committee is to report to meetings on the second and fourth the council the result of the review of General Fund public Wednesday of each month at 4 p.m. The HDRC’s meetings works (streets) and public safety budgets and make rec- are televised live on Suddenlink Access Humboldt Cable ommendations for general fund expenditure. Meetings Channel 10 and also webstreamed at CityofArcata.org. are held as needed at the call of the committee chairper- The fve commissioners review building and site de- son. Knowledge of budgetary and fscal processes is help- signs for proposed Arcata projects and make sure project ful for serving on this committee. designs are compatible with Arcata’s Land Use Code stan- With the exception of the Historic and Design Review dards. Applications are due at the Arcata City Manager’s Commission vacancies, interviews for these volunteer Natural, Organic & Conventional ofce by 5 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 9. Interviews with the City opportunities will be held at a date and time to be deter- Council are tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 21. mined. Groceries One seat on the infuential Planning Commission is For more information, contact the Arcata City Manag- Juice Bar & Café! open. Planning Commissioners have fnal decision-mak- er’s Ofce at (707) 822-5953. Applications are available ing authority for most planning and physical development at the City Manager’s Ofce, 736 F St., Arcata, between 9 TOP OF THE HILL permits in the Arcata area. They attend meetings on the G ST. • ARCATA a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, or online any- OPEN TIL’ www.wildberries.com second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m., which time at CityofArcata.org. Search “Committee Vacancies” MIDNIGHT! ATM, VISA, MC, AMEX, DISCOVER

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Mad RiveR Union HUMBOLDT – There has been an increase in wildfres in the Humboldt-Del Norte Unit of CalFire, which uses aircraft as a critical element of its initial attack eforts. “Our key to safety in the avi- ation program is use of an air tactical plane,” states a press release from CalFire. “The air tactical serves the air resource coordinator, keeping the air- craft working the fre in sync. Additional help from the air tactical goes to support the frefghters on the ground as an observer, as well as recon- naissance for early detection of fres when they are small. The Humboldt-Del Norte area has long response times for ground resources so aircraft is impera- tive for the frefght.” CalFire does not use the air MANILA BLAZE Top left, a frefghter with CalFire uses a torch to ignite a backburn at the corner of Vance Avenue and Route 255. tactical plane to participate in Top middle, CalFire delivers another bucket of briney bay water to the fames. Top right, a map created by Arcata Fire shows the marijuana eradication. The air boundaries of last week’s fre. Bottom left, A CalFire crew prepares to enter forest on the west side of State Route 255. Bottom right, tactical plane is used as a fre- a frefghter keeps the blaze under control. Photos by JD | Union; UPPer right graPhic coUrtesy arcata Fire fghting resource to spot fres, route incoming resources and organize the incoming aircraft. This includes coordinating wa- Humboldt’s best save the day on the peninsula ter drops from helicopters, as well as air tanker retardant Jack Durham AFPD was dispatched to ious locations. Water tenders drops, safely and efectively. Mad RiveR Union the vegetation fre at about shuttled back and forth from The increase of wildfres MANILA – Smoke billowed from the Sa- 2:36 p.m. on Thursday. The Samoa to keep the frefghters in the Pecwan, Johnson and moa Peninsula Thursday, July 16 as a wildfre blaze had started on the west supplied. Weitchpec areas is directly re- shot fames 30 feet into the air and consumed side of State Route 255, then Within a few hours, the fre lated to the increase of arson in 12.74 acres between Manila and the Samoa jumped over to the east side, was well contained and un- those areas. Bridge. Campbell said. der control. By about 6 p.m., CalFire continues to inves- Arcata Fire Protection District (AFPD) Bat- By the time frefghters ar- State Route 255 reopened to tigate each fre and therefore talion Chief Sean Campbell said the cause of rived, the fre was well under one-way trafc with a pilot ve- its cause. Other incidents have the blaze is still under investigation. He also way, gobbling up dry brush, AFPD ADVICE Arcata Fire hicle guiding cars through the been directly related to large noted that there may be some smoke rising grass and trees. placed this sign on Route smoky landscape. Two lanes marijuana grows, started by in- from the area for the next week or two. If you State Route 255 and 255 the day after the big were opened by 8 p.m., and correct wiring of generators or see a little smoke, don’t worry about it. If you Vance Avenue were imme- frefghters were done putting fre. Photo by Kim DUrham other non-permitted construc- see fames, call 911. diately shut down to vehicle out the fre and returned to tion. The CalFire air tactical trafc as more frefghters raced to the scene. their stations by 9 p.m. In Arcata, frefghters plane does respond to all wild- About 100 frefghters responded. Agencies continued to work until midnight, getting the fres but does not aid in mari- DEMOCRATS OF THE YEAR The Humboldt assisting included CalFire, Humboldt Bay Fire engines back in service. juana eradication. County Democratic Central Committee has (Eureka), Samoa Peninsula Fire, Blue Lake The dilapidated, grafti covered building CalFire urges the public to chosen Paul Gallegos and Linda Atkins as its Fire, Fieldbrook Fire, Loleta Fire, Fortuna on Vance Avenue just south of its intersection take extra precautions while Democrats of the Year for 2015. Gallegos was Fire, Bureau of Land Management, Caltrans, with State Route 255 was saved. recreating this summer, espe- elected Humboldt County District Attorney California Highway Patrol, Humboldt County But a diferent outbuilding be- cially since the state is in the in 2002, turned back a recall attempt the fol- Sherif’s Ofce and Pacifc Gas & Electric. hind it was destroyed, Campbell said. fourth year of a drought and the lowing year, and won reelection in 2006 and A strong wind from the west helped fuel At one point during the fre, there were con- fuel moistures are lower than 2010. After a career with Caltrans, Atkins won and spread the fre. Fortunately, the wind was cerns that the wood power poles on Vance normal. election to the Eureka City Council in 2008 moving the fre towards the shores of Hum- Avenue could be compromised by the fre, but and was reelected in 2012. Bob Service, chair boldt Bay. they only sustained minor damage. of the Humboldt County Democratic Party “It helped having the bay right there as a Campbell credited emergency dispatchers Te McKinleyville Lions Club said, “throughout their careers of public ser- stop,” Campbell said. for calling for more assets, even before Arcata award a .308 Winchester automat- vice Paul and Linda have truly demonstrated A full aerial attack was launched against Fire was on scene to assess the situation. ic at Gene’s Sporting Goods store the best of Democratic values.” Gallegos and last Saturday. It was won by Stan the fre, with a CalFire helicopter repeatedly Another advantage in fghting the fre was Atkins will be honored at the Democrat of the Shamp of Arcata, brother of Delbert scooping water from the bay and dumping it having people from other departments that Shamp... Te event, which will sup- Year Dinner to be held Friday, Oct. 23 at the on the fames. An air tanker also sprayed fre Arcata Fire has experience working with, port a youth project, was reportedly River Lodge in Fortuna. For further informa- repellent on the blaze as a spotter aircraft cir- Campbell said. very successful. tion call (707) 445-3366 or visit humboldt- cled overhead and coordinated aerial eforts. The Vance fre is one of the largest for Arca- – McKinleyville News, May 24, 1967 democrats.org. Crews, meanwhile, attacked the fre in var- ta Fire so far this season.

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City of ArCAtA HUMBOLDT – A group of mobile home park residents has urged ARCATA –The City of Arcata the Board of Supervisors to place the issue of rent control on a future Planning Commission will dis- agenda. cuss sea level rise and its effects Carrying white balloons printed with the words “SOS Save Our on the Marsh District, general- Seniors,” members of the Humboldt Mobilehome Owners Coalition ly described as the areas south rallied on the steps of the Humboldt County Courthouse Tuesday, of Samoa Boulevard including July 14 before marching inside and pleading with the supervisors to lower H Street, South G Street support their cause. and lower F Street, on Tuesday, The movement was spurred by the sale of the Lazy J Ranch in July 28 at 6 p.m. at Arcata City 2013 to Inspire Communities. The same out-of-the-area corporation Hall. The commission wants to is in the process of purchasing Ocean West Mobile Village in McKin- hear how new Coastal Zone reg- leyville. ulations will impact residents Members of the coalition say that their rents have gone up too and business owners for the much and something needs to be done to protect park residents. next 20 years and invites public Coalition Chair Hilary Mosher of McKinleyville told the super- comment. visors that, unlike people who rent homes and apartments, mobile home park residents cannot just pick up and move if their space rents SEA LEVEL RISE PLANNING go up, as mobile homes aren’t necessarily mobile. When: 6 p.m. Tuesdays, “Residents are subject to spacial monopoly,” Mosher said. July 28, Aug. 11, Aug. 25; “While many park owners in this county don’t, thankfully, charge Thursday, Aug. 27 unreasonable rents, many of them are aging out and selling, many Where: Arcata City Hall, to for-proft investment corporations whose predatory fnancial ex- 736 F St. (707) 822-5955 ploitation of captive mobile home owners drives lot rents up higher [email protected] and higher,” Mosher said. Mosher noted that the county’s own Housing Element calls for The meeting is part of the Ar- protecting mobile home parks and keeping them for afordable hous- cata Community Development ing. She urged the board to place the matter on the agenda. Department’s 1989 Local Coastal Several other mobile home park residents also urged the board to Program update. The program agendize rent control, noting that they are only asking for rent con- guides and regulates all devel- trol for mobile home parks, not houses and apartments. opment within the Coastal Zone, As rent control was brought up under public comments and was which makes up about one-third not on the agenda, supervisors were unable to discuss the issue. of the city. Earlier this year, the coalition tried to get the county’s McKin- Much of these lands are zoned leyville Municipal Advisory Committee (McKMAC) to support the for agricultural and industrial idea of rent control. The McKMAC, however, voted against recom- uses, but the update includes po- WATER, WATER POTENTIALLY EVERYWHERE Sea level rise and the mending it to the Board of Supervisors. tential changes to the downtown Marsh District, outlined on this map, will be discussed at the 6 There is also an efort to enact rent control in Arcata. At the re- commercial business district and p.m. Tuesday, July 28 Planning Commission meeting. The Plan- quest of members of the coalition, the Arcata City Council voted on some residential areas. ning Commission meetings through August are a great chance July 1 to have city staf draw up some rent control options. The update also considers ag- for people to learn about and weigh in on new zoning rules that ricultural resources, coastal ac- will affect Arcata’s Coastal Zone for the next 20 years. SEA LEVEL RISE At its Wednesday, July 29 meeting, the Humboldt City of ArCAtA grAphiC cess and industrial development, Bay Harbor Working Group (HBHWG) presents guest speaker Al- sea level rise and other coastal Hall Council Chamber. Your feedback will help staf daron Laird, who will talk on the “Potential Sea Level Rise Impacts hazards, wetlands and other en- This is a chance for the pub- members craft policies that will to the Humboldt Bay Harbor.” The meeting is from noon to 1 p.m. at vironmentally sensitive habitat lic to hear how the Local Coastal shape activities in the Coastal the Samoa Cookhouse. Laird is a professional environmental planner areas. Program update is proceeding Zone for the next 20 years. with more than 25 years of experience. He has specialized in regu- The series of public scoping and, most importantly, to help The Planning Commission will latory compliance for projects in aquatic environments and now fo- meetings are being held during the city’s staf and Planning review the policies developed by cuses on adaptation planning for sea level rise. Sign-in is at noon, Planning Commission meet- Commission understand how the city staf as a result of these lunch and introductions at 12:15 p.m., the presentation at 12:45 p.m. ings at 6 p.m. on the second and these proposed policies would meetings, and will recommend followed by a Q&A session. The luncheon ends at 1:30 p.m. The lunch fourth Tuesdays of each month afect the community and the them to the City Council for fnal menu is chicken parmesan and a vegetable for $12.95 or soup and through August in the Arcata City environment. approval in the near future. salad for $8.95. RSVP by calling (707) 441-1974.

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The sub- Mad RiveR UniOn the subsequent right to plead innocent EUREKA - Drug and trafc charges against the Samoa and proceed to trial if he or she breaches thief was captured Satur- ject dropped the scooter woman linked to an alleged homicide and home invasion the deferred entry provision. day, July 18 after he tried and began running from robbery in Arcata have been deferred pending her success- In the immediate aftermath of Harri- to get away on a Razor the deputy. The deputy ful completion of a statutory drug rehabilitation program. son’s gunshot death, Steele was booked scooter during a short was able to apprehend the Kimberly Lyn Steele, 28, mother of two, admitted she on charges of homicide and robbery, but chase in the salty sub- subject a short distance was present during a marijuana-related home invasion they were dropped. urb of Samoa. away. robbery that led to the shooting death May 9 of Trevor Two local suspects are in Hum- At about 2:20 The subject Kimberly Mark Harrison, 38, at a house in the 2000 block of Eastern boldt County jail on charges of murder a.m., the Sher- was identifed as Steele Avenue, Arcata. Harrison was pronounced dead at Mad and robbery. They are Robert Louis if’s Ofce re- Derek Johnson, River Community Hospital. Huntzinger, 34, taken into custody on May 12 without ceived multiple 20, of Fortuna. Under the plea bargain, Steele entered a deferred guilty incident at a residence on the 400 block of Railroad Av- calls from citi- Deputies were plea last week in Humboldt County Superior Court. In lieu enue in Blue Lake; and Billy Joe Giddings, 35, arrested zens residing on able to confrm of a criminal sentence she agreed to complete a drug edu- on May 13 at a residence on the 200 block of Brenard Samoa Court in Derek was the cation, treatment and rehabilitation program. Road in Loleta. Samoa report- same person who ing that a male was seen alleged- Pending a court review on Nov. 10, she is subject to a Steele alleged in an interview with the Lost Coast Out- Derek subject wearing ly trying to break probationary period under the state’s “Deferred Entry of post after she was released that Giddings shot Harrison Johnson Judgment” program, an option provided to frst-time adult from just six or seven feet away. a sweatshirt and into residences drug ofenders under California Penal Code Section 1000. Steele, Giddings and Harrison had driven together to shorts had been caught in the area. The PC 1000 law enables a defendant to avert a criminal the Eastern Avenue location, where Steele wanted to com- trying to break into resi- They were also able to prosecution and conviction if the rehab requirements are plete a marijuana transaction she had been pursuing in the dences in the area. confrm the Razor scooter met and if no new convictions ensue. hours leading up to the murder. The subject had since in Johnson’s possession jumped a fence and was was stolen from a resi- thought to be still in the dence on North Bayview area. Deputies responded Avenue. Brawling brothers pacifed with pepper spray to investigate. Deputies learned John- When deputies arrived, son had multiple current • Tuesday, July 7 9:23 a.m. A new Kiggins was arrested and booked into dling lanes. they began searching the probation records, includ- store opened in McKinleyville, so a the county jail on suspicion of infict- 2:22 p.m. Deputies were called out area and one of the dep- ing a formal felony proba- low-grade thief decided to try his luck ing corporal injury on a spouse. to a home on Dow’s Prairie Road in uties located a subject tion for burglary, as well and shoplift. It didn’t work. He was 9:10 p.m. A driver on U.S. Highway north McKinleyville for some sort of matching the description. as a summary probation arrested, cited and released. 101 near Seawood Lane north of Trin- family disturbance. When they ar- The subject was riding for theft. • Wednesday, July 8 10:15 p.m. idad was observed swerving back and rived, the mother of Joseph Thurston away from an address on Johnson was booked A woman feeing from an abusive re- forth in a trafc lane and, at one point, told deputies that her son was of his North Bayview Avenue on into the Humboldt County lationship in Redding made crossing over the yellow line. medication and had assaulted her. a Razor scooter. Jail on suspicion of pos- it over the mountains and A trafc stop was conducted. While deputies were investigating When the deputy at- session of stolen property, landed safely in the Valley The deputy noticed the strong the case and talking to Joseph, his tempted to contact the resisting or delaying an West area of Arcata. Howev- odor of wacky weed emanat- brother Kyle arrived on scene. The subject, he fed on the ofcer, and violating the Jack Durham er, the brakes on her car no ing from the driver, who con- brothers started to argue and this scooter. terms of his probation. longer work. She thinks her v McKINLEYVILLE sented to a search. Several quickly escalated. Deputies then had ex tampered with them. SHERIFF’S LOG baggies of weed were found to separate them. As they attempted • Thursday, July 9 8:44 totalling about 19 grams, a to cuf the brothers, Joseph fought p.m. A member of a band was rocking tiny stash by Humboldt standards. and struggled with the deputies. Kyle Suspect jailed after out at the Mad River Brewery in the The California Highway Patrol was pitched in by screaming at the de- peaceable hamlet of Blue Lake when called in to do a sobriety test. Fortu- putes, telling them to leave Joseph some lughead smashed into his car, nately for the driver, he passed the alone and allegedly threatening to bungled burglary moving it about 20 feet and damaging test. He was cited for being a driver in “kick their ass.” Kyle was advised that HCSO and prior to arriving on its front. The band member didn’t fnd possession of marijuana and released. pepper spray and/or a Taser might HOOPA – A suspect scene, they learned the out about this until he returned to his • Sunday, July 12 12:54 a.m. It’s need to be deployed, so he backed wanted in connection to casino security staf had car. The hit-and-run driver was long after midnight in the area of Central of. Joseph, meanwhile, continued to a string of Willow Creek located an individual in gone. Avenue and Railroad Drive. Bret De- battle the ofcers. It wasn’t until he burglaries was captured some nearby bushes, and • Saturday, July 11 7:02 a.m. A massey is cruising down the road, his got a spicy dose of pepper spray in his early Saturday morning, had detained him. resident near Transit and Fourth av- car drifting side to side. He crosses face that he became docile and com- July 18, in Hoopa. When law enforce- enues in Westhaven awoke and dis- the double yellow line, then swerves pliant. Medical personnel were called At about 2 ment arrived on covered discarded marijuana plants wildly in the opposite direction, to the scene to check on Joseph’s a.m., the Hoo- scene at the ca- scattered about his yard. entering the bicycle lane, his tires health. Once he got the green light, pa Valley Tribal sino, they con- 5:06 p.m. Over on Sun Road in nearly hitting the curb. A deputy wit- he was booked into the county jail on Police received ducted their in- McKinleyville, Missy Kiggins and nesses the recklessness and initiates suspicion of battery of a peace ofcer a call for service vestigation and her boyfriend got into a raging ar- a trafc enforcement stop. It turns and resisting arrest. regarding an learned security gument. Things turned physical and out that Demassey’s driver’s license • Monday, July 13 8:37 p.m. The alarm activation staff had heard Kiggins allegedly kicked, punched is suspended and he has a warrant Sherif’s Ofce received a report of at the Coast Cen- some strange and scratched her boyfriend. She also out for his arrest. He is booked in the someone shooting a frearm in an un- tral Credit Union noises outside of tried to bite him and threw a guitar at county jail on suspicion of driving safe manner on Bald Hill Road near located on Route the casino. him, according to the Sherif’s Ofce. with a suspended license and strad- Hoopa. Nicholas Cain 96 in Hoopa. Anderson The security A Hoopa Val- ofcers checked ley Tribal Police ofcer re- on the noise, but did not sponded to the scene, and locate anyone. Later, a Accident claims life of Arcata man could see items strewn security ofcer who was about inside the bank. A in the lobby of the casino Mad RiveR UniOn F-150 pickup southbound when, for unknown reasons, deputy from the Hum- happened to look up and DEL NORTE COUNTY – An Arcata man died and three she drove of the road, over corrected, then crossed into boldt County Sherif’s Of- see a human hand reach- passengers received major injuries in a trafc collision Fri- oncoming trafc. The Ford struck a 2012 Toyota Camry, fce responded to assist ing through the air condi- day, July 17 near the Oregon border. driven by Singh, who sufered fatal injuries. with the investigation. tioning vent. The victim was identifed Monday morning, July 20 as Passengers in the Toyota receiving major injuries were The ofcers made entry The security ofcer Devendra Singh, 55, of Arcata. Shaurya Rana, 16, of Arcata, Sumitra Melik, 59, of Arcata, into the bank and deter- notifed other staf and The accident occurred south of the state line on U.S. and Meenal Rana, 39, of Grants Pass, Ore. Passenger Bri- mined there had been a they began searching for Highway 199 at about 1:25 p.m. jpao Melik, 55, of Arcata received minor injuries. burglary. It was discovered the subject. During their According to the California Highway Patrol, Barba- The driver of the Ford pickup, Rothgeb, received minor that someone had entered search for the subject, ra Rothgeb, 67, of Vancouver, Wash., was driving a Ford injuries, The accident is under investigation. the bank through the air they heard footsteps on conditioning ventilation the roof. They went to the system. roof area and discovered Once inside the bank, the subject had made entry the subject collected U.S. into the casino through the coins and currency and air conditioning ventila- placed it in a bag. Howev- tion system. Security Of- er, the bank’s alarm sys- cers were able to locate an tem was activated and the individual in some bushes subject fed the scene, leav- near the casino. The secu- ing the bag behind. rity staf detained that sub- Law enforcement of- ject until police arrived. cers conducted their in- Law enforcement was vestigation, and collected able to identify the indi- several items of evidence. vidual who had been de- They also viewed a portion tained as Nicholas Cain TOXIC RUINS The fre-fattened ruins of once-proud Alliance Store immediately after the May 23 fre. KLH | Union of footage from the bank’s Anderson, 24, of Salyer. video surveillance system. Anderson is believed to Arson suspect deemed unft as cleanup proceeds They were able to obtain a be a suspect in a string description of the suspect of burglaries throughout Mad RiveR UniOn other did not. ment manager for the North from the footage. Hoopa and Willow Creek. ARCATA – The man charged with Chapman said that Kish Coast Unifed Air Quality Prior to completing Anderson was arrest- the May arson of Arcata’s historic Alli- will likely be sent to a treat- Management District, said their investigation, at ed and transported to ance Store building has been deemed ment facility to help him re- that an initial workplan for about 3:30 a.m., Hoopa the Humboldt County unft to stand trial. store competency so that he site cleanup contained meth- Valley Tribal Police re- Correction Facility and Jeremy Kish, 30, of Eureka, was ar- can assist with his defense. odological shortcomings, ceived another call for booked on suspicion of rested May 23 at the scene of the fre His next court hearing is set and had to be revised. service at the Lucky Bear multiple counts of bur- and arrested on suspicion of arson. for July 30. The asbestos contami- Casino located in Hoopa. glary. He is being held on It was reported there $105,000 bail. The Hum- According to Arcata police Chief Meanwhile, the burned Jeremy Kish nation at the site, located at Tom Chapman, Kish underwent two ruins of the building are un- Alliance Road and Spear Av- was a male subject on the boldt County Sherif’s Of- psychiatric evaluations. One found dergoing remediation for toxic asbes- enue, will have to be removed before roof of the casino. Law fce will be seeking a bail him mentally ft to stand trial, but an- tos. Al Steer, compliance and enforce- demolition can proceed. enforcement responded enhancement. A6 MAD RIVER UNION JULY 22, 2015

ies show cannabis responsible for a Passports stolen mmIZ | Ambitious plan challenged third of the local economy recom- From A1 could open up the MMIZ, whatever mended expanding the MMIZ to “as Kevin L. Hoover mental review every time. shape it takes, to smaller landowners. many parcels as you can.” Mad RiveR Union Oetker said the intent is to encour- “We need to get more property Sara Turner wondered whether the HUMBOLDT – Six college students visiting Humboldt age the kinds of “small, local entre- owners in there,” he said. city has given up on more traditional from the the city of Jingxi in the People’s Republic of Chi- preneuers” – the kinds of light indus- Among the other goals are to revi- forms of industry. She was concerned na have lost their passports, and would like them back. tries that have historically thrived in talize the blighted former Humboldt that the MMIZ may give children eas- The six are part of an 82-member group that traveled Arcata. He called such enterprises Flakeboard property. “It looks like a ier access to cannabis. to Humboldt as part of a three-week English language “the cornerstone of Arcata’s economic bomb went of in there,” he said. An- Other speakers voiced both skep- intensive program sponsored by Humboldt State Univer- development strategy.” other is to “legitimize” what has been ticism and support. One expressed sity’s Center for International Programs. If moneyed big businesses have to a largely underground cannabis in- concern about impacts from odor, While touring Eureka their frst day here, Monday, be kept from crowding out smaller dustry. another asked that opportunities for July 13, a “super jet-lagged” group leader accidentally ones, the presently benign federal gov- Oetker said cannabis-related odors creating cannabis by-products be ex- left a blue plaid Nike backpack containing the passports, ernment has to be kept at bay as well. would have to be kept to levels accept- panded. Still others hoped that addi- tional, adjacent properties could be an iPad and $1,000 at a bus stop near Eureka’s Bayshore That’s why any new regs have to able in an industrial area. He said no be carefully tailored to the presently included in the MMIZ. Mall, according to Emily Kirsch, international marketing other California communities have quasi-legal medical cannabis legal sit- attempted anything similar in terms Commissioners weighed in with recruitement coordinator. uation rather than the expected rec- of a cannabis overlay zone. issues as well. Among them are odor, They went back for it, but by then the pack was gone. A reational use voters are expected to Citizen Jane Fraser voiced grave with wafting weeds smells from down- security video shows a man on a bicycle stopping, sitting approve in November, 2016. objections to the MMIZ. She read a town dispensaries cited as evidence down next to it, looking around and then snatching it up Given the nature of the product, written statement raising multiple that containment may be problemat- and riding of. The students have written of the iPad and Arcata Police have stressed security, questions, but in a testy exchange, ic. The Planco will again consider the money, but would like the passports back. Otherwise, and wants a well-defned MMIZ. was cut of by Commissioner Paul Ha- MMIZ at its Aug. 11 meeting. they’ll have to travel to San Franciso to obtain duplicates. The site is currently zoned “heavy gen after she exceeded the three-min- Oetker, Mayor Michael Winkler Anyone with information is asked to contact Ofcer industrial,” meaning that parcels ute time limit. Fraser’s complete and others will discuss the MMIZ on Michael Stelzig at the Eureka Police Department, (707) must be a minimum of one acre; al- statement appears on page A9. this week’s KHSU Thursday Night 441-4060; or Kirsch at (707) 826-4142. tering that designation, Oetker said, Jon O’Connor said economic stud- Talk radio show. See page B2.

was “appalled” by witnessing police ofcers 4/20 | ‘This leaves Allen holding an empty bag’ asking people if their dogs were licensed, but says that he didn’t prove that warding From A1 to the highest protection under the First violations are given more latitude, the away 4/20 celebrants caused him any First But last fall, Allen and Eureka attor- Amendment.” judge cites case law that states plaintifs Amendment injury. ney Peter Martin fled suit against the City U.S. District Judge James Donato didn’t “must still satisfy the rigid constitutional Donato also cites California law defn- of Arcata, Arcata Police Chief Thomas F. agree that the Constitution had been im- requirement that plaintifs must demon- ing statutes of limitations, noting that the Chapman and former City Manager Randal pinged in any way. In a ruling delivered strate an injury in fact to invoke a federal last time Allen attended a 4/20 event was J. Mendosa, stating that they unlawfully Monday, July 13, he dismissed the case court’s jurisdiction.” in 2010 and that the lawsuit was fled in framed a fve-year plan in late 2009-early “with prejudice,” meaning that the ruling is Continues the ruling, “This Allen has 2014 – twice the two-year statute of lim- 2010 to close Redwood Park and block the a fnal determination on the merits of the failed to do. Nothing in the complaint al- itations. The decision skewers Allen for a annual 4/20 jubilee. case, and that Allen can’t fle another law- leges any facts showing an actual or threat- “vague and unpersuasive efort to invoke a Martin and Allen did not respond to suit on the same grounds. ened First Amendment injury to Allen, or ‘continuing violations’ theory to excuse his messages asking for comment before In an uncommonly wry and pun-rich de- injury of any kind. In relation to the 4/20 untimeliness.” press time. cision, Donato roundly dismisses and even events stated in the complaint, he does “This leaves Allen holding an empty As stated in a Union story at the time, somewhat disparages Allen’s claims as not challenge a statute, law or ordinance bag,” concludes the judge. the suit alleged that the defendants’ ac- without merit, and says he had no standing as unconstitutional restrictive or overlord. As far as the dismissal with prejudice, tions constituted “an unlawful conspir- to fle the suit. It casts the city’s 4/20 en- He was not arrested, cited or ticketed. He Donato says that his court usually leaves acy” to deprive Allen and thousands of forcement as a “mild” efort “to “harsh the was not denied a permit or license. He was complaints open to amendment, but that other 4/20 participants of their consti- mellow of the gathering.” not threatened with prosecution or any in this case, “the facts alleged in the com- tutional rights to free speech, peace- States the decision, “the complaint fails adverse state action of any kind. He was plaint show defnitively that Allen does able assembly and petition for redress because Allen has not alleged facts suf- not singled out for any police monitoring not have any injury sufcient for standing of grievances, the lawsuit states. It de- cient to establish standing to sue.” Even or harassment.” and cannot allege new facts to show that clared: “This political activity is entitled though lawsuits alleging First Amendment The decision acknowledges that Allen he does.”

A video some fve minutes long recorded at Ulrich’s Warren | Suspect let out of jail before killings home placed Warren at the residence at 4:21 a.m., where he stood in a pool of blood on Sept. 27, 2012. The hit-and- From A1 hunting.” He also claimed that a passenger, identifed as run maiming and mauling on Old Arcata Road occurred 60 Gary Blacksmith, had fred the shots at P&J Billiards. venile Court. The case history is not readily available, but to 90 minutes later. Eureka Police recovered the car – and Two of the three felony charges were dropped and War- subsequent court documents obtained by the Mad River Ulrich’s wallet – where it had been abandoned in Eureka ren pleaded guilty to “unlawful frearm activity.” He ad- Union concerning the suspect’s guilty plea to a separate behind the Adult Day Care Center at 1901 California St. mitted his prior conviction for attempted murder and was felony frearm violation in Willow Creek in mid-2007 at- The vehicle’s missing mirror was recovered by ofcers at sentenced to 16 months, doubled to 32 months under the test to the prior juvenile conviction. the crime scene. three strikes statute. In addition, the Two Rivers Tribune reported in a dis- According to investigators, Ulrich died in her Hoopa He was in trouble again in mid-2011, charged with two patch published in 2012, before Warren was arrested on trailer home of multiple sharp and blunt force injuries in- counts of assault and battery for allegedly striking a wom- the pending murder charges, that he had also been con- ficted with wanton ferocity. The coroner’s crime scene re- an, Roseanna Lee Aubrey, on the right cheek. A sherif’s victed of carjacking and employing a deadly weapon “not a port documented considerable blood on Ulrich’s head and deputy reported that Aubrey had no visible “traumatic in- frearm” that could infict great bodily injury. arms, four sharp-force injuries to her back, two patterned jury” and Warren pleaded no contest and was fned. Warren will be tried in September for the alleged beat- bruises on either side of her rib cage and trauma to the At the end of March 2012, about six months before ing death of Dorothy Evelyn Ulrich, 47, a Hoopa mother back of her head from a sharp-edged object that opened the Ulrich and Seeman killings, Warren was arrested for of three, just before sunrise on Sept. 27, 2012; and the al- her skull and exposed the brain. “Her hair appeared to the second degree robbery of Stephen Rebel May, other- leged vehicular murder after dawn of former Humboldt have been sliced of,” the on-scene coroner reported. wise unidentified in court documents, and for assault- State University geography instructor Suzanne Seeman, a The subsequent autopsy by a second pathologist doc- ing May with a deadly weapon, a knife. Warren was also mother of two, on Old Arcata Road. umented chopping injuries to the head, a skull fracture, charged in the same case as a prior felon with possession The suspect is accused of deliberately running down stabbing wounds to the torso and patterned abrasions of a handgun. Seeman and her two jogging companions, Jessica Hunt and contusions to one wrist which were “suggestive of re- Sentenced to four years on the assault charge and eight and Terri Vroman-Little. He allegedly plowed into them in straints.” months for felony possession of a frearm, the suspect a silver 2005 Kia Spectra he is charged with stealing from The state argued at the preliminary hearing that the was released in late August 2012 by Superior Court Judge Ulrich. Both Hunt and Vroman-Little were gravely injured suspect engaged in torturing Ulrich “with no provocation, Timothy P. Cissna on a Cruz Waiver — more accurately, but survived. no reason whatsoever on the part of Mr. Warren to attack, a Cruz/Vargas Waiver, derived from two appellate court Warren’s lawyer, Public Defender Kevin S. Robinson, [and to] torture her in the process of killing her and then rulings (People v. Cruz (1988) 44 Cal. 3d 1247; People v. lost a motion this spring to try Warren in separate trials. murder her.” Vargas (1990) 223 Cal. App. 3d 1107). The waiver provides A series of court records spanning 14 years documents Ulrich had equipped her trailer on Little Moon Lane that a defendant who enters a plea bargain will face a stif- Warren’s criminal history as a repeat ofender on a variety with a video and audio security system comprising many er sentence if s(he) fails to appear for sentencing. of charges since his youth; he rapidly became a subject of surveillance cameras and audio feeds, which provided de- If Warren had not been freed from custody on the waiv- the “three strikes law.” tectives with extensive evidence. er about a month beforehand their deaths, Ulrich and In the June, 2007 Willow Creek “shots fred” incident, At 4:21 a.m., Ulrich’s voice was heard to complain of Seeman might still be alive. The Times-Standard report- he was arrested on three felony frearm charges after a pain and assault and exclaim, “Stop, Jason, stop.” ed that autumn that Warren’s plea bargain stipulated that Humboldt County Sherif’s deputy pinpointed three bullet Both the video and audio feeds recorded Warren depart- he serve six years in prison, with the assault charge to be holes, one in a window, two in a wall, at P&J Billiards on ing the trailer and leaving the residence in Ulrich’s Kia. dropped if he appeared for his Sept. 7 sentencing. Route 299. More violence ensued. Arcata Police Sergeant Ron Sligh, He did not. Hoopa Valley Tribal Police tracked down the suspect driving from Cutten to headquarters in Arcata, came upon On Oct. 3 – a few days after the Ulrich/Seeman mur- vehicle and confscated two loaded .22 caliber rifes from the hit-and-run scene on Old Arcata Road near Flying L ders but before Warren was charged with them – he was the back seat. Ranch Road. ordered to serve nine years for the assault against Steven According to the sherif’s report, Warren, on a grant of Seeman was dead at the scene of multiple skull frac- Rebel May, for being a prior felon in possession of a fre- parole from the California Youth Authority, was the driver tures, brain injury and intracranial hemorrhages. One eye arm and for his prior record. He was remanded to San and had “numerous .22 caliber bullets in his pocket.” He was bruised, her right leg bore two closely-spaced, horizon- Quentin State Prison. admitted to fring the gun, but claimed he did so “while tal lacerations and her right elbow was tinged with blood. DNA testing by the California Department of Justice linked Ulrich’s blood with samples from Warren’s left ten- nis shoe, socks and cap and with blood recovered from the foor well of the driver’s side of the Kia, which was exten- sively mangled. Blood was found on the outside as well as the inside of the vehicle-as-weapon. 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ANTI-GRAFFITIST Mayor SEMPER PARATUS Michael Winkler is a man with a mission – several of them, actu- Lost hiker found; sailors rescued at sea ally. One of his quests is to wipe out graffti from Arcata. So wherever he goes, he scrapes, covers and otherwise eliminates any unsight- ly scrawlings from his surroundings. Saturday MAyor’s found him at the Arcata Community Park, peel- Mission ing a sticker off a lamp post. KLh | Union

SAFE & SOUND Above, the sailors inside the helicopter. Right, the four-member rescue fight crew with the three rescued sailors, plucked from 25-foot-tall waves. U.S. CoaSt GUard PhotoS

USCG ground crew to vector them toward Welicka, was dispatched by Sector HUMBOLDT – U.S. Coast Guard the lost hiker, and they returned him Humboldt Bay to assist. Rescue 6606 members located a lost hiker Thurs- to safety. located the vessel Kaloni 53 nautical day, July 16 near Manila and then, on At approximately 10 p.m. that miles west of Eureka around 5:40 Friday, July 17, rescued three people night, Sector Humboldt Bay received a.m., Friday, July 17. MAtzArs’ aboard a sailing vessel 53 miles west a radio call from an operator aboard The weather conditions were of Eureka. the Kaloni, a 55-foot around 65 miles per hour winds and On Thursday at approx- sailing vessel transit- seas of 25 feet. With coordination of MerchAndise imately 8:40 p.m., Coast ing from Bellingham, the pilots and fight mechanic, Petty Guard Sector Humboldt Wash., to San Fran- Ofcer 2nd Class John Clare attempt- GUATEMALAN CRAFTS Sarah and Martina Matzar Bay watchstanders re- cisco. ed to lower the rescue swimmer, Pet- from Guatemala were in Arcata visiting family and ceived a request from the The operator of ty Ofcer 2nd Class Max Kaczmarek, friends, and used the Jacoby’s Storehouse bike Humboldt County Sherif’s the distressed vessel directly to the sailboat to assess the corral as a showroom for their exquisite handmade Ofce to assist in locating a reported his boat lost condition of the survivors. After two crafts to help pay for their trip. KLh | Union 20-year-old male near the engine power and its unsuccessful attempts to place the Manila Dunes. sails were torn, but he rescue swimmer aboard the distressed NEW DOCTOR Dr. Arielle Rescue 6606, an MH- and his crew were in vessel, the rescue crew lowered Czerwinski graduated 65D helicopter crew from no immediate danger. Kaczmarek next to the vessel where from the University of Coast Guard Sector Hum- All three crew mem- the survivors entered the ocean. The California Irvine School boldt Bay, was immediate- bers were unable to rescuers were able to safely hoist them of Medicine on May 30. ly dispatched to search the control the sailboat. from the heavy seas one by one. Arielle is the daughter of area,while ground person- The operator re- All three crew members were Darius and Gwyn Czer- nel from the Sherif’s Ofce ported the weather transported to Sector Humboldt Bay winski of McKinleyville. remained in contact with conditions of-shore without any injuries. She graduated from Ar- the distressed male by cell- deteriorated through “Those were by far the largest KALONI The sail- cata High School in 2006. phone. the night with winds waves I have ever seen,” Welicka said. boat was disabled She is a member of Phi As night fell, Rescue more than 40-miles “It was truly a team efort that led and conditions were Beta Kappa and grad- 6606 utilized night vision per hour and swells to the successful rescue of the three going from bad to uated from UC Irvine goggles and instructed between 15 and 20 mariners.” worse. Magna Cum Laude with the man to use a fashlight feet. The crew became “Fortunately, the hiker and sailors a degree in genetics in function on his cell phone, which im- seasick after several hours, and the had the appropriate communications Arielle’s 2010. Arielle is currently mediately made his position appar- seas became increasingly dangerous equipment to call for help, and the a pediatric resident phy- ent to the four-member rescue fight before they requested for immediate Coast Guard was ready to respond sician at Children’s Hos- crew. The fight crew coordinated evacuation by the U.S. Coast Guard. quickly and efectively to safely save excellence pital of Orange County. through Sector Humboldt Bay Com- Rescue 6606, piloted by Lt. Cmdr lives.” said Capt. Art Snyder, com- SUbmitted Photo mand Center with the Sherif’s Ofce Jason Bustamente and Lt. Cameron mander, Sector Humboldt Bay.

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OUTSIDE AND IN From just 100 feet away, left, the cabin is virtually invisible. Inside, the great room is well, if sparsely appointed. Photos by KLh | Union But if anyone was inside, possibly inca- Decorations are sparse – a print of A tiny house appears to be the work of some- Cabin | Tiny house pacitated or worse, leaving them unaided Young Girl Reading by 18th century paint- one who knows who they are and what they FROM A1 would be irresponsible. Nogueira said the er Jean-Honoré Fragonard, a pair of crossed need, guided or inspired by a succinct dec- didn’t see it until I was 12 feet from it,” An- cabin looked unchanged and unvisited since knives at the edge of the second foor, a post- laration of principles stapled to a wall. dre said. “It’s in the perfect out-of-the-way he had last been there. After multiple shout- card here and there. One slip of paper lists Titled “Diferent Everywhere,” the single spot where it wouldn’t be detected.” outs to any occupant went unanswered, Gro- species of plants and trees found in the area, sheet of paper features a nude woman hold- No trails lead to the small home, and the szmann gave the go-ahead for Manfredonia while another “Things to do and get” list ing a knife. In typewritten, white-on-black faintest of footpaths in the immediate area to cut the padlock on the plywood front door. includes tasks, some lined out, like “Build text, the photocopied micro-manifesto trail of to none of the environmental abuse The ranger entered the cabin with gun Bench” and “Big Spoon.” A few entries bear states that “every community creates its own normally associated with forest campsites drawn, announcing “Arcata Police!” But no dates, presumably when the item was accom- outlaws,” and celebrates “those individuals, – no trash piles, no discarded clothing, no one was inside, and she began to inspect plished, the oldest being “Get tongs 1/22/11.” who, willingly or not, have not abided by the open-air latrine strewn with toilet paper; the quarters for clues to the user’s identity. If 2011 was the oldest indication of hab- laws of the gods or authorities [and who] nothing to show anything but scrupulous The cabin’s interior appointments are itation, the most recent would be a copy of have always been banished.” Concludes the regard for the natural surroundings. spare, tidy and yet more than ample for com- the March 25, 2015 Humboldt State Lum- statement, “we will carry our diference ev- A Friday trek to the site required seri- fortable habitation in an idyllic spot. One berjack, found in a kindling bin by the stove. erywhere as individuals determined to sub- ous bushwhacking through dense woods, enters into a combination kitchen and living Little identifying information was found. vert the rules of the community.” over fallen trees and through brush and room, where well-organized cans of food and A shipping label and a California driver’s The rules of the community, having been brambles. Environmental Services Forest housekeeping supplies line the walls, their license bore two diferent names, but they subverted – or at least eluded – for at least Technician Javier Nogueira had last visit- product labels facing forward. A rocking chair may have been random objects found in four years, are now about to end the cabin’s ed the cabin three weeks earlier, but, along sits next to a pot-bellied stove across from a the woods by the resident. utility as a secluded getaway. Camping on with fellow Forest Tech Nick Manfredonia cushioned seating area. Small lanterns are Andre speculates that the cabin is used as public property is, of course, illegal. And (in his frst day on the job) and APD Park located about the space, while shelves hold a seasonal retreat. A major mystery is how so despite its ultra-low impact and thoughtful Ranger Heidi Groszmann, had to fan out a variety of tools and curios ranging from a many cumbersome, weighty objects such as design, the structure exists in what is sup- across the general area to re-locate the vintage Royal typewriter to a small bookshelf. lumber and the wood stove were physically posed to be a nature refuge. stealthy structure. After a few minutes, One title is Catch Me If You Can by Frank transported to the site, leaving no mark on A warning notice and Groszmann’s con- Manfredonia’s voice rang out: “I found it!” Abagnale. Storage bins contain fabric, camp- the land and undetected by forest workers tact information was left on the cabin’s Groszmann, the ES crew and a reporter ing supplies and other long-term supplies. who travel the trails daily. “Someone took a front door. peered in through a dislodged side window, Thick curtains and small wooden pan- long time to walk in heavy items,” Andre said. The area, last logged in 1984, is set for which ofered a partial view of the interior. els made to ft window frames keep telltale From the cabin’s contents and their ar- a harvest next month (see accompanying The ranger had to make a decision. If the light from escaping. The kitchen window rangement, an overall portrait emerges of story), and the structure will have to be re- cabin was in use as a residence, then even opens to a gorgeous view of redwoods. A a settled, possibly older individual with life moved. If the responsible individual can’t be though it is located on public land, a search ladder leads to a roomy upper berth, where experience and minimal material needs. located beforehand, their possessions will warrant would be required for entry. sleeping pads await. There is no bathroom. The thoughtfully composed, uncluttered be packed out and stored for later retrieval. Forest | Lots of enviro-projects in the works FROM A1 daily use by forest fans. Like the That will have to be worked out in End Road – or will, once key seg- dead-and-alive Schrödinger’s Cat cooperation with county ofcials. ments are complete. Unfnished of quantum physics fame, they ex- More difcult from a technical are the middle and end bits. ist in a dual superposition of be- and cost standpoint will be resolv- With a new, Arcata-manufac- ing closed, and yet open. So which ing the extremely steep southern tured bridge freshly installed at the is it, and why does the city main- approach to the crossing. West End Road entrance, all that re- tain a technical state of closure for “It’s going to be a huge engi- mains is construction of a fence sev- these heavily used recreational neering challenge to set a retaining eral hundred feet long to isolate the resources? wall and build switchbacks,” Andre trail from the Mad River Lumber “They’re under construction,” said. He ballparked the cost at per- log deck. The new fence will likely Andre said. “Signage is not up, haps $80,000, which he hopes can be a hog wire afair, supported by and people could lose their way be funded by grants. Meanwhile, to wooden posts. Mark Andre, director and end up on a dead end.” discourage hikers from using the of Environmental Services, said it Another concern for the Sunny unfnished and presently unsafe would be allowed to “berry up” with Brae Tract is that it’s outside city crossing, the Ridge Trail south of blackberry vines for a green screen. limits, where city laws don’t apply it is being left unfnished for now. and Arcata Police won’t respond. “We’re poised to open the Lima, Jacoby Creek additions HARVEST TIME Sites for this year’s logging. City of ArCAtA imAge northern trailhead,” said Andre. It should join Arcata soon, Andre Away from the Ridge Trail, im- Focusing energies there will open said, as the Humboldt Local Agen- provements to the Arcata Com- Now being appraised, the from two bidders, with Diamond up the three-quarter mile Samu- cy Formation Commission (LAF- munity Forest continue. The most property will cost “more than $3 R Ranch coming in lowest bid at els Loop and points south as soon Co) is considering annexation of recent expansion is the Lima Ac- million,” Andre said. The city has just over $100,000. as this summer. the 171 acres into the city limits. quisition, a 20-acre tract imme- put together $2.8 million so far Forest Management Plan The Ridge Trail’s southern end is “We’re hoping annexation will diately east of Humboldt State toward purchase. Least sexy of all the ongoing a beehive of projects. In the Sunny be completed soon so that the through which Jolly Giant Creek Timber Harvest forest projects is the continuing Brae Tract, three new single track rules and regulations of the Arca- passes. Heavily used by students, Maintaining, improving and update to the Forest Management segments of the Arcata Ridge Trail ta Municipal Code will apply,” he it could have wound up gated if expanding Arcata’s forests, with Plan (FMP). Last revised in 1995, ofer meandering strolls away from said. “It’s possible that it will open acquired by a private buyer. A their 17 miles of trails, isn’t easy the document is being revised by the main road. The newest, con- prior to expectations.” $500,000 state Greenhouse Gas or cheap. To ofset costs and FMC subcommittees. The new necting the Ridge Trail to Panora- Those expectations have been Reduction Fund (GGRF) grant was demonstrate sustainable manage- version will have to factor in the ma Drive, is least fnished, with lots raised and let down before, so An- just approved for the purchase. ment practices, the city harvests many new properties the city has of grading and rocking still to do. dre is reticent to project frm open- Also available to the city is the the equivalent of about one-tenth acquired, their fora and fauna, A much larger Sunny Brae trail ing dates for the closed areas or the 58-acre Forsyth Property next of the forest’s annual new growth updated forest practices, rules and project is the three mile-long Be- overall Ridge Trail. “Every time I door to the Lima parcel. Andre said each year. This requires hiring a regs, circulation and access points, ith Creek Loop, where a former predict too optimistically, my trail that tract is also under discussion. logger and selling the logs. timber harvest amendments, a vi- logging road was decommis- crews get worried,” he said. Still another, much larger ac- On July 1, the City Council sion statement and more. sioned, but a washed-out creek Stuck in the middle quisition is 967 acres adjacent to awarded a bid to Arcata Forest “It’s a big task, and we want to crossing is complicating comple- The fnal and most vexing ob- the city-owned, 1,151.7-acre Jaco- Products for purchase of 250,000 be slow and deliberate about it,” tion. Andre said a new trail will stacle to opening of the Arcata by Creek Forest. Presently owned to 300,000 board feet of red- Andre said. have to route around the problem Ridge Trail is its crossing over by Sierra Pacifc Industries (which wood and Douglas fr. The Alder- As for the FMC’s sparse atten- area to ofer connectivity for hik- Fickle Hill Road. To the perpetual used to own the Sunny Brae grove-area company came in low- dance over the summer, Andre ers, bikers and equestrians. consternation of that road’s resi- Tract), this 10-parcel tract would est at $700 to $860 per thousand said that because of personnel Schrödinger’s tracts dents, drivers tend to speed down be jointly managed by the city and board feet for redwood, depending changes in his ofce, the members While the Ridge Trail’s north- and around blind corners, so sig- Humboldt State’s Forestry De- on tree diameter, and $420 per weren’t sent their usual agenda ern and southern areas are techni- nage and other markings will have partment. Another GGRF grant, thousand board feet for Doug fr. packets as notice for the meet- cally closed, with warnings posted to be installed to warn motorists of this one totaling $800,000, has A bid opening last Friday for ings. “I’m confdent that we’ll get to ward of users, they are both in possible trail users in the roadway. been approved for this purchase. the logging involved submittals it together,” he said.

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Note: The following letter was had another child, ended up with submitted to Arcata’s Planning a jail sentence, and last child being Commission during last week’s cared for by her sister. It happened consideration of the proposed in our family! Wake Up – this is Medical Marijuana Innovation our new world with drugs and the Zone (MMIZ). – Ed. City of Arcata does not need to be involved in a Medical Marijuana TO: The Arcata Planning Com- Innovation Zone (MMIZ). mission: Jason Akana, Chuck Gi- Students in both elementary and anini, Judith Meyer, Robert Flint, secondary schools are being appre- Paul Hagen, Daniel Tangney hended selling drugs in this area. The Arcata City Council: Mayor Mi- In Southern California, I was told chael Winkler, Susan Ornelas, Sofa that green cards (416) are handed Pereira, Paul Pitino, Mark Wheetley out like candy! Everyone has one! FROM: Jane Fraser, Arcata In California, Governor Brown SUBJECT: Medical Marijuana In- has recently signed into law that novation Zone drug addicts can now have kidney transplants. Drug addicts and fam- I am adamantly opposed to the ily member have also been to hos- City of Arcata engaging in establish- pital emergency rooms requesting ing a medical marijuana grow with- heart transplants! Who pays? in the city limits of Arcata! The City The government stated that of Arcata should not be involved we have a shortage of truck driv- with a drug facility. Questions that ers and is discussing lowering the need to be answered prior to pass- minimum driving age to eighteen ing a zone change in the proposed (18). Why? Face the facts: We have West End area are as follows: too many people on Pot and they 1. Are the current medical mar- News Item: Cannabis and its booming business are seen as cannot pass the drug test. Ask var- ijuana dispensaries having a prob- ious trucking companies in this lem with supply and demand? an all-curing panacea and/or the Weed with Roots in Hell. area and they tell you the facts. 2. When did Arcata purchase The environmental impact on land-locked acreage on the east Creek and fow through Fraser blinders on or do you just see dol- front of the cart.” They also noted this area will be devastating. Are side of the proposed medical mar- and Gallacci properties? lar bills hanging in front of your that repeated recreational mari- you attempting to move the un- ijuana development? The map I 7. Will city employees working eye balls! Should this proposed juana use can be addictive and say desirable individuals to the West viewed has street and lot designa- at the “Pot” farm be paid by Arcata California marijuana bill pass unanswered questions include End Road, Alder Grove Hill, Cur- tions indicated and will this land- taxpayers for growing, processing next year, how much proft do you what are the long-term health tis Heights area? We will need po- locked parcel be the future home and retail sales of these products? foresee in the future? Everyone efects of medical marijuana and lice protection 24/7! The impact base for the families working on 8. Do you have a fnalized pro- will grow their own! whether its use is justifed in chil- to our community will have a last- the “POT” farms? jection of the expense, liabilities, 12. Do the dispensaries have a dren whose developing brain may ing efect with our schools, fami- 3. Who is going to pay for the insurance and proft you intend to licensed/educated pharmacist fa- be more vulnerable to its efects. lies, parenting, teachers, school contamination clean-up on the make when California voters legal- miliar with dispensing the weed? I have also read that children and administrators, police personnel, Flake Board/LP Property? Tax- ize marijuana in California? Mari- We need a complete evaluation of infants exposed to this recreational business owners, property values payers? juana is not a native plant to Arcata! the law! use of marijuana over time end up and the list goes on. You will put 4. How much money is left 9. Has the City made any con- An article appeared in the with an IQ score of 8 points lower our future safety in jeopardy and from the huge [Louisiana Pacifc] tact with the professional medical Times-Standard, June 30, 2015, than the National Norm for their harm’s way. Wake Up! fne that was supposed to be used association in this area to deter- “Study: Scant evidence that med- age. I know teachers and adminis- Please, Do Not Approve the to clean up the contamination of mine the true need for a facility or ical pot helps many illnesses,” by trators are not looking forward to MMIZ Plan! land and Janes Creek? industry of this type? Lindsey Tanner, The Associated children attending school under the Let’s leave the feld of medi- 5. How many acres will be used 10. Would you like to live or Press: The recommendation made infuence of marijuana. (I did work cine to the people who have spent for the grow and will this be an have a business 500 yards or less by two Yale University psychia- at NHUHSD for 27 years.) countless years in college and open or closed growing facility? from a medical marijuana grow trists suggests enthusiasm for med- Have you ever had a young training, studying the human body, How far will the odor from this operation? How many city of- ical marijuana has outpaced rigor- family member start with marijua- preparing for their profession and “grow” operation travel to adjoin- cials here tonight are in favor of ous research and says widespread na, advance to meth, and to more not to the city leaders and dispen- ing properties in the area? such in their residential area or by use should wait for better evidence. advanced drugs, become sexually saries within Arcata. There, some 6. Since a marijuana plant re- their business? Please stand up as Federal and State governments active and refuse to take precau- medical marijuana patients beneft quires six gallons of water per day we would all like to see your posi- should support and encourage tions for pregnancy, have a baby, from this drug, but let a fully state until it reaches maturity, will wa- tion on this controversial subject. such research, the editorial states. neglect motherhood with drugs, licensed physician and pharmacy ter be recycled or be discharged 11. Don’t you think you are They further stated that “Perhaps child taken from her and put up for prescribe the medicine (not dis- into the North Fork of Janes jumping into this project with it is time to put the horse back in adoption, had her teeth rot away, pensaries with tattoo parlors)! Ownership, a concept The Golden Rule and rent stabilization listen to the radio and take rights away from the hen residents of the Lazy researched the subject and orga- seniors in the area, but not enough most of the time it’s tuned membership. The resulting J Mobile Home Park nized some of her neighbors. That to meet the need. Federal govern- Ito KGOE. You could say outrage sparked a bit of dem- W appealed to the Arcata is the group asking the City of Arca- ment interventions include subsi- it’s my AM station of choice. ocratic pushback, although City Council for a rent control or- ta to pass a rent control ordinance dized housing projects and subsi- It’s a good advertising me- 700 out of 16,000 is still a dinance, they put personal faces to limit the frequency and amount dies to tenants of regular rentals. dium for local businesses, small number. on an element of the fght by low of rent increases. Some landlords and property including the North Coast There are lots of reasons income people to remain housed. Another resident has made it managers see value in cultivating Co-op. Their advertisements why members don’t partic- The park changed hands a few years known that she and many others in seniors because they tend to be promote the idea that mem- ipate in the management of ago, and the new owner, an out-of- the park are satisfed with the new stable tenants who provide steady bership equates to ownership the Co-op or of the other orga- state corporation, has accelerated ownership. It seems likely that in- income with low turnover. That’s and that member nizations to which we space rent increases. Many come and fnancial security rare; while some rental owners are owners have a voice may belong. Our lives residents of the senior park MY SIDE are factors in which group satisfed with a decent proft, some in running the busi- are busy. We work are fnding it difcult to OF THE STREET a resident falls into. There are greedy, and squeeze tenants for ness. That’s only true Mary Ella long hours, have fam- pay higher rent. may easily be a question of the highest rents they can get. Rent if there is active and andErson ily obligations, lack Under the previous ElizabEth how many park improve- control sounds like a good way of actual involvement the energy to drag ownership, the park was alvEs ments some residents can limiting the greedy ones, but it can of members in deci- vINTERESTING ourselves out at night in very bad condition. The v MY SIDE OF aford to enjoy. cause inequalities of its own. sion making. TIMES or on the weekend to streets were full of ruts and THE STREET But if they can’t stay, When market-rate rents rise As near as I can sit through a meeting potholes, and the common and need to sell their quickly, as they have in San Fran- tell, the over 16,000 Co-op where we don’t really know areas were messy and unappealing. homes, the market is wider now cisco in the past decade, tenants in members are not involved in what’s going on and where I considered it an undesirable place that more people are willing to buy identical apartments can pay rents decision making. Members we may not feel welcome. to live. a home in Lazy J. This is not an easy separated by thousands of dollars. rarely attend meetings. When We make choices about what Inspire Communities has repaired issue to fgure out. The City Council Landlords sometimes engage in un- they do attend, they are not we will and will not do based the streets, painted the exterior wall heard comments from the residents ethical practices to get long-time allowed to participate in dis- on what seems most import- and made other improvements. Mo- asking for help, but put of action tenants out, because they can re-rent cussion. That is the sole prov- ant to us. But when we aren’t bile home owners in parks are very until more information is available, the unit for much more. If a majori- ince of the board members. there, our absence is taken as much at the mercy of park owners, especially from rental owners. ty of the tenants are covered by rent They are allowed to make our consent to whatever is de- because even if they own their homes Rent control is not easy to estab- control, the landlord may not be able comments and to observe the cided by those who are. outright, there is usually no limit on lish in California, and it is generally to aford maintenance or repairs. board in action. There is another election space rent increases. opposed by the rental industry. The Tenants with low-rent leases The underlying presump- coming up for the Co-op. Two Early mobile homes were basi- Arcata City Council is the most like- sometimes sublet their rent con- tion of board business is that seats on the board are avail- cally overgrown camping trailers, ly local government to even listen to trolled quarters at market price and the board members are the able. Any member can become but these days they come from the residents seeking rent relief. Most reap the diference. It’s a knotty elected representatives of the a candidate by flling out the factory in pieces and are assembled of the others regard themselves as problem, with no obviously sim- membership, but in fact only forms available at either store’s on site; they don’t even have wheels, beholden to business interests. ple solution. It would be nice if we a very small portion of the Customer Service counter. and aren’t intended to be moved. The free market doesn’t supply could rely on everyone involved membership actually votes in There are lots of issues Most parks won’t allow used mo- enough rental units in the lowest to follow the Golden Rule, but it any election. I have heard that ahead for the Co-op, includ- bile homes to be moved in. Owners price range to meet demand. Econ- doesn’t work that way. in some elections, turnout was ing the possible relocation or who can’t aford space rent have omists recommend housing costs I was lucky to fnd a good apart- so small that candidates had to rebuilding of the Arcata store. few choices; if they can’t sell the be no more than 30 percent of in- ment to rent from a good company. be appointed to their seats by A competitive feld of candi- home, they may have to abandon come, but poor households rou- My brother doesn’t have to main- the existing board members. dates would be a good omen it. That can be to the advantage tinely spend half or more of their tain it and for now, the rent is man- In the most recent election, for the future. of park owners, who take over the income to live in dilapidated quar- ageable. But none of us knows what some 700 members cast bal- homes and rent them out. ters. 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Janine Volkmar would follow him the rest of his life. Mad RiveR Union “It’s okay to talk about that,” said Gre- TRINIDAD – Look around Trinidad and ta. “So many people struggle with mental McKinleyville and you’ll often see a brightly illness and it’s good for them to see that mAN wITH A CAN Bill Daniels worked with do- painted crab or other sea creature hanging on he was creative even through all that.” nated car paint, such as this can of Humboldt someone’s back fence or on the side of a shed. His marriage ended, although he re- Treasures brand red gloss siliconized oil based Bill Daniels painted those large canvases, mained friends with his former wife. He marine enamel labeled ‘CRAB’.” submitted Photo often with leftover automobile paint that was began a new career, painting the vibrant given to him. works that he became known for. into pieces and say, ‘There’s a good painting’.” The paintings have lasted for years, even “He painted with car paint on Masonite,” In a way, his daughters are doing the same exposed to fog and rain. They glow and jump Greta said. “The car paint people would give thing. with color still. him old cans of paint. He’d paint a big painting “Some of Dad’s paintings are just huge,” Daniels died in 2009, but his daughters, and then look at it for a while. He’d cut it up Greta said. “They look ridiculous to go on a Greta Daniels and Erica Ervin, are keeping his wall. Erica and I pick one and shrink it to re- artwork alive. produce it on canvas. And it looks wonderful The sisters have made reproductions of the – being smaller tightens it and it just pops!” paintings on canvas and also have a line of Greta has an eye for art, as she is a successful greeting cards. They, and their mother, Carol jewelry designer. But she’s not a painter, she Daniels, will have a booth at the Westhaven says. “I painted with Dad and I always over- Blackberry Festival on Sunday, July 26. Folks worked it. It’s harder than it looks,” she said. can see the originals and buy reproductions of Her sister is an artist with pie crust. their favorite paintings. “Erica’s art is in her cooking and her sew- The three women just happen to be part of ing and she can grow a heck of a tomato,” said the core group of blackberry pie bakers who la- Greta. bor for months making and freezing the pies The two are close, having cofee together for the festival. most mornings when Greta takes a break from Erica will be in the kitchen, but Greta and cleaning fsh and Erica gets a chance to sit her mother will be in the booth to answer ques- down at the busy restaurant. They are united tions about the artwork. in the goal of preserving their father’s legacy Bill moved with his family to Trinidad in of art. 1947. His father, Harold, was known as “Trini- After Bill died, they were at frst over- dad’s Poet” and his mother, Marnie, was Trini- whelmed by the number of paintings he left. dad’s frst “lady mayor.” The family lived across But in making cards and reproductions of the the street from Trinidad Elementary where Bill work they have found a way of sharing his joy- and his younger brother, Don, went to school. ful paintings with the world. Bill played basketball at Arcata High, where For a while, they had a line of sweatshirts he was known as “Sunbeam,” and graduated with his art on them. To wear one into McKin- from HSU. After a stint in the army and a year- leyville was to be stopped in line at Safeway long road trip to South America, he returned to with an exclamation, “Oh, you know the Dan- SEA LIFE Original paintings his beloved Trinidad. iels family.” and reproductions of Dan- Bill had a successful career with California UNITED IN PRESERVING DAD’S LEGACY Sisters The shirts are now collector’s items and iels’ work will be available State Auto Association, married, and had two Erica Ervin, left, and Greta Daniels devised sport such titles as “Party Birds.” this Sunday at the westhaven daughters. their plans to preserve father Bill Daniels’ art Party on, Bill. Your art is making people Blackberry Festival. His life was changed by mental illness that over their morningly coffee klatch. JV|union happy.

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wILD TImES in 2014 Monahan, Martin & Sleep, left, played last year and will again this year. Center, folks of all sizes cut a rug. Pie afcionados Anne Odom and Steve Saunders, right, both of Trinidad, sample the offerings. JV|union SOTTO I PINI DEL BOSCHETTO There’s more to Plays in the Westhaven celebrates 55 wild years of blackberry pie Parks’ Il Matrimonio Segretto, an evening of opera under the trees at Arcata’s Redwood Park, than gentle breezes Janine Volkmar frefghting equipment and, of course, known to be the frst responders to a sighing through the pine grove. Last Saturday night, a Mad RiveR Union pie. call, even in Trinidad. mezzo-soprano went toe-to-toe with a siren – and won. WESTHAVEN – Fifty-fve years of All proceeds beneft the all-volun- The Westhaven Fire Hall is on It was during a solo performance of an aria from Rossini’s selling blackberry pies to beneft the teer fre department. Sixth Avenue, two miles south of L’Italiana in Algeri that Jo Kuzelka (who also directs the Westhaven Fire Department adds up “We’ll be kicking of our fundrais- Trinidad. show, with Elisabeth Harrington) was interrupted by a fre to a lot of pie. ing campaign for our building addi- Grillmasters Randy Martinez, Ste- truck siren speeding by. Undaunted, Kuzelka sang on, And pie lovers like it that way. tion,” said Fire Chief Paul Rosenblatt. phen Spoelman and Caleb Martinez her big voice not even a little drowned out by the siren, This Sunday, July 26, they’ll line “It will house our water tender, which will be rocking the grill with ham- which seemed to surrender and follow her phrasing. You up early to buy pieces of pie topped has been outside for fve years. That’s burgers and hot dogs. don’t get that in a recital hall! The show includes selec- with ice cream or whole pies to take the cornerstone of getting a better Triple Junction, Monahan, Martin tions from La Boheme, The Marriage of Figaro, and La home. There will be huckleberry pie ISO rating,” he explained. & Sleep and two other bands will play. Traviata, all interspersed with scenes from the title work, as well. The department covers a large There is no admission charge for Cimarosa’s famous comic opera. Don’t miss this show; The Westhaven Wild Blackberry area from Clam Beach in the south to the event. fnal performances are Friday and Saturday, July 24 and Festival runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., north of Trinidad. Volunteers assist Come and look for parking early 25 at 7 pm. Admission is $12/$10 for students and seniors. with craft booths, barbecue, beer and both CalFire and the Trinidad Volun- and please, leave the family dog at cityofarcata.org/departments/parks-recreation/plays- wine, live music, demonstrations of teer Fire Department. They have been home. in-the-park Photo courtesy Plays in the Park

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Sci Fi Pint and Pizza night See Embryo KHSU 90.5 FM or at Arcata City Hall. and the 2x4s, The Movers and the Shakers, This community orchestra, open to all ages, (1966) and other psychotronic weirdness, Shakey, Abstract, and more. meets Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at trailers, short flms and strange giveaways neVer a Bride The North Coast Repertory the D Street Neighborhood Center, 1301 D today, July 22 at Arcata Theatre Lounge, Theatre, 300 Fifth St., Eureka, presents the hand QUilting deMo Join Redwood Em- St. in Arcata. All Seasons Orchestra includes 1036 G St. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the main comedy Always A Bridesmaid through Aug. pire Quilt Guild Members Judy DeGraf and strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion. feature starts at 7:30 p.m. A pregnant moth- 15. If you’ve ever elbowed a stranger out of the Diane Bowers for a hand quilting demonstra- Seasonal performance opportunities are of- er is involved in a horrifc car accident. She way to catch a bride’s bouquet or been forced tion at the Clarke Museum, 240 E St., Eure- fered throughout the year. Fees are $25 per survives long enough to be taken to hospital to wear the world’s ugliest bridesmaid dress, ka. The free demonstration is Saturday, July season/$30 for non-residents. Scholarships where the still undeveloped fetus is retrieved this deliriously funny comedy is defnitely for 25 from 1 to 3 p.m. All are welcome to attend. are available. For more information, contact and contained within an artifcial womb. The you… and your dearly beloved. Opening night the Arcata Recreation Division at (707) 822- womb instigates a rapid growth rate which is Thursday, July 23 at 8 p.m. with an open- at the aliBi Humboldt Free Radio pres- 7091 or visit cityofarcata.org/rec. causes the child to grow into adulthood with- ing night gala that includes a champagne re- ents Farmageddon Records artists Filthy in a matter of weeks. All is not well though ception after the show and a beneft for the Still playing bluegrass punk from Rhode tranSgender joUrney On Sunday, July as the child begins to exhibit some horrifc cast and crew. The play runs every Friday Island at The Alibi, 744 Ninth St., Arcata, 26, the Lifetree program features the flmed tendencies… Admission is free with $5 mini- and Saturday at 8 p.m. There is one addition- Saturday, July 25 at 11 p.m. There is a $5 story of a man who is changing gender. The mum purchase of food or beverage. al Thursday evening performance on Aug. 13. cover for this 21 and over show. exclusive flm follows a man named Bob, Sunday matinees are at 2 p.m. on Aug. 2 and who says he knew at the age of 4 that he McK FarMerS’ MarKet Get your fresh 9. (707) 442-NCRT (6278), ncrt.net Show & Shine Cruise on over to the Mad was really a girl in a boy’s body. 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(707) 672-2919, bob- talK Pot Arcata is creating a Cannabis Inno- [email protected], lifetreecafe.com. vation Zone at a blighted former lumber mill, MUSic at the MarKet The Delta Nation- trinidad artiSan’S MarKet Jef Kel- and hopes to encourage the medical mari- als play the Arcata Farmers’ Market on the ley plays the Trinidad Artisan’s Market waSted Sea StarS? Thursday Night juana industry to locate in town. It’s a dra- Arcata Plaza this Saturday, July 25. The Sunday, July 26 at noon. Visit the market Bluegrass is playing a free show at Hum- matic turnaround for the city, which fought market runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Main Street and View Ave. in downtown brews, 856 10th St., Arcata, on Monday, of grow houses and has generally sought to Trinidad every Sunday until Sept. 13, where July 27 from 6 to 9 p.m. Humbrews will downplay its association with cannabis cul- BlUe laKe MUSic FeStiVal & Picnic local artisans present their arts and crafts donate a portion of the night’s sales to sup- ture. Now it is welcoming the cannabiz with Be at Blue Lake’s Perigot Park on Satur- and musicians play, plus delicious barbe- port local research into Sea Star Wasting open arms in an efort to build a taxpaying, day, July 25 starting at 11 a.m. for the Blue cue! The market runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Disease, which is afecting our entire coast- labor- and environmentally-friendly indus- Lake Music Festival and picnic, a non-prof- line and causing mass extinction events. try – one poised to adapt to legalization for it, community event. 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Seaside villagers gather for pie, philanthropy and politics All trAined up And istorian and author Jerry ment, which, with Trinidad Volunteer moccasins, slippers, dress shoes and Rohde, with his wife, Gisela, Fire Department and Cal Fire, protect so forth that you’ve forgotten about Hwill present a program on his the greater Trinidad area during fre out of the back of your closet and help recent book, Both Sides of the Bluf, and many other emergencies. support CASA and families around on Friday, July 24 at 7 p.m., at the Please leave pets at home during the world. Trinidad Museum, 400 Janis Court the festival. Bring the shoes, pairs secured to- of Patrick’s Point Drive. WCA Rummage Sale and more gether with rubber bands or shoe lac- His history presentation, with Westhaven Center for the Arts es, to the Humboldt CASA ofce at wonderful old photographs, tells the (WCA) holds its annual Rummage 2356 Myrtle Ave. in Eureka on Thurs- story of what it was like to get food Sale on Blackberry Festival Sunday, days and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. reAdy and people from Eureka to July 26, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. now through Oct. 1. There are other Arcata in the Eel River Val- at 501 South Westhaven Dr. drop of locations as well. Call (707) ley and Humboldt Bay us- Donate items or reserve a 443-3197, ext. 206, for information. to go! ing ferries, boats, roads and sale space by calling Joli at Vacation Dwelling Units BASIC TRAINING Five puppies learned a lot from trains when Table Bluf was Patti (707) 834-2479. Please do The Trinidad City Council is in- campers, and taught them a lot too, at CAF’s sum- in the way. Fleschner not drop of items without terested in community comments on mer camps. Now, you can beneft from all that hard Rohde is an active making prior arrangements. the ever-proliferating use of homes HSU-OLLI lecturer and TRINIDAD July 26 also is a good day within city limits as vacation dwelling work by adopting one of these pups! Submitted photo past president of Humboldt to view the recent WCA ex- units (VDUs). ive new puppies arrived at Companion Animal County Historical Society. TIDINGS hibit by mixed media artist Councilmembers Jack West and Foundation just in time for our educational youth He has written numerous Christy Chandler. Her exhib- David Winnett are chairing the com- F camps! Last week marked the second session of articles for the Humboldt Historian it, “Liberty,” is on view throughout mittee studying the situation. summer camps for children, aimed to provide awareness quarterly. the month of August. As Trinidad grows more popular and understanding of proper training, nutrition, general The Rohde talk is sponsored by Don’t forget that on Friday, July as a tourist destination, homeowners care and ethical issues surrounding an- Pierson Building Supply and is free of 24 at 7 p.m. you can see The Ox Bow who do not occupy their dwellings all imals in the community. These warmly charge. Call (707) 677-3816 for infor- Incident (1943), starring Henry Fon- year around rent them out to vaca- welcomed pups came to CAF’s newly mation. da and Anthony Quinn, as the Fourth tioners seeking a weekend or holiday purchased 18.5 acres of forested land, Another of his presentations in the Friday Flicks selection at WCA. coastal getaway. There are dozens of where eager young campers handled Pierson Series is set for Friday, Aug. 7 Call (707) 677-9493 for details. VDUs now, and they are changing the at 7 p.m., also at the Trinidad Museum. CASA Shoe Drive face of Trinidad. Octavia their care with immense love and com- streMPle passion. It’s called “Wish You Were Here,” a Big Lagoon School Board mem- Full time residents tend to be in- In just fve days, the children’s con- postcard tour of Humboldt County from ber Dana Hope writes that Humboldt volved in every way in their town as COMPANION tinuous love, support and carefully Richardson Grove to Prairie Creek. CASA, an organization that trains vol- volunteers, school parents and stu- ANIMALS applied knowledge from a certifed Annual Blackberry Festival unteer advocates who are matched dents, business owners and employ- dog obedience trainer enabled these pups to grow swift- Westhaven Volunteer Fire Depart- with foster children and advocate ees and community contributors. ly from very shy and uncertain animals to extremely ment and the Westhaven Women’s for their best interests at court, is People who stay briefy love their friendly, sociable and cooperative companions. The pup- Club hold their annual Blackberry partnering with Fund2Orgs to host a coastal experience as a rule, but don’t pies have progressed wonderfully and are now ready for Festival at the fre hall on Sunday, shoe drive to raise money for the 2015 have the time or inclination to estab- adoption through CAF. July 26 starting at 11 a.m. Blackber- CASA Kid Walk. lish themselves as Trinidad citizens. Four puppies are boys, with one girl in the bunch. ry pies, preserves, freshly barbecued You can donate pairs of new and Does Trinidad need more regula- They appear to be border collie/black lab mixes. Please hamburgers, music, game booths and gently used shoes to Humboldt CASA, tions? Should homeowners feel free call the Sunny Brae thrift store at (707) 826-7387 to a fne sense of community support all and the organization will receive 40 to utilize their property as they see ft? meet these well-behaved, sweet-natured pups. will be in evidence. cents per pound of shoes collected. Who should be able to rent out their All animals at CAF are spayed/neutered and up-to- Fire Chief Paul Rosenblatt and re- The shoes will then be used to support home to a vacationing family and date on routine vaccinations prior to adoption. To start cent EMT volunteer Matthew Mar- micro-enterprise programs around who should not? What are the eco- the adoption process, fll out an adoption form, available shall particularly encourage atten- the world. It’s your chance to take nomic considerations? The council is online or at the Sunny Brae thrift store at 88 Sunny Brae dance and support this year. The fre used shoes (in good enough condition interested in your viewpoint. Leave Center. hall needs a new roof and extension to that they can be cleaned, repaired and comments at the City Clerk’s ofce in In other news, CAF is pleased to announce an upcom- accommodate fre trucks and equip- resold; shoes chewed up by dog not Town Hall. ing fundraising event, Pints for Nonprofts, at Mad River ment; all proceeds and donations go acceptable) whether high heels, san- Brewing Company’s Tap Room at 101 Taylor Way in Blue to improving the facility and depart- dals, cleats, skates, gym shoes, boots, Email Patti at [email protected]. Lake. Mark your calendars for Wednesday, Aug. 5! Pro- ceeds from pints will go to the continued support of ed- ASA GRANTS AWARD TO CR PROFESSOR College of the Redwoods professor of ucational programs that provide opportunities for both Psychology and Sociology Philip Mancus will be presented the Distinguished youth and animals alike. Scholarship award from the American Sociological Association (ASA) at their For more information, email cafanimals@gmail. annual conference in August. Marcus’ paper “The Invisible Animal: Anthro- com, visit cafanimals.org, check out Companion Animal Foundation on Facebook or call (707) 826-PETS (7387). he pology and Macrosociology” was recognized by the ASA’s new section on ‘t Animals and Society. The paper was co-authored with Professor Richard invisible York, University of Oregon and published in the journal Sociological Theory. A CROSSWORD #5320 link to the article can be found at academia.edu/5603169/The_Invisible_An- CROSSWORD PUZZLE AnimAl’ imal_Anthrozoology_and_Macrosociology. Submitted photo ACROSS DOWN 1. __ up; appear suddenly 1. Grouch 5. Long-necked bird 2. Latvian seaport 10. Fit closely together 3. Finished Roscoe 14. Divide 4. Actor Roberts It’s a Pittie party at the shelter! 15. Like a freeway 5. Feline features 16. Until 6. Complain angrily t’s the middle of summer and the Pals Rescue volunteers are usually at 17. Ripener 7. Common conjunction 18. Was helpful 8. Was desperate for shelter is starting to fll up again. the shelter on Tuesday and Thursday 19. Equipment 9. Cantor, for one I Adoptions can be a little slow in afternoons to assist with meet and 20. Nocturnal bird 10. Assaulters summer, though this is actually a good greets as well. We always like to re- 22. Shovel users 11. Fencer’s item 24. Syllables from the 12. Leading lady time to adopt. Kids are out of school mind visitors that it can take the dogs hard of hearing 13. __ d’oeuvres and life is a little more relaxed, so it can a few minutes to shake of the kennel 25. Inventor John 21. Exclamations of surprise be a good time to acclimate a new fami- confnement when they are meeting 26. Wild pitches 23. Welcome 29. __ of; free from 25. Eating area ly member. The shelter has a whole pa- someone new. Every single dog is appearance! He appears to be a Pit 30. Wear away 26. Sloops rade of pooches to choose from! calmer and more interactive after they Bull Terrier and Bassett Hound cross. 34. Russian city 27. State one’s objections The Humboldt County Animal have had a few minutes out in the play His head is Pittie, but his legs and 35. Do better than place 28. Live’s partner, in phrase 36. Ship 29. Curved edge Shelter has almost 30 adopt- yard. Think how excited you stature are unmistakably Bassett. 37. Muslim title 31. Film actor’s dream able dogs right now. They would be to see someone if Roscoe is about six years old. He 38. Lerner-Loewe musical 32. Distributed a deck range from the tiny Kelpie/ you had been shut up in your came to the shelter with another 40. Means of transportation 33. Son on “The Jetsons” 41. Head covering 35. Sickly Jack Russell cross Missy, room for two days! male dog with whom he was perfectly 43. Pull 36. Promise written up here a few weeks Finch is an easy dog to friendly, though he does not appear 44. __ Alto, California 38. Holiday sound ago, to the large and glorious overlook at the shelter. He all that interested in other dogs. 45. Tijuana title 39. Piece of land Dundee, a 1-year-old New- Mara is a 1-year-old male that may 46. Baseball’s Mel 42. Food fishes Roscoe is nicely behaved on the 47. Bash 44. __ of; share in foundland mix, who will be segal have Siberian Husky, Labra- leash and he loves his toys! He can be 48. __ Dame 46. Trying experience featured next week if he is dor and/or Pit Bull Terrier in very silly running around the play yard 50. For each 47. Word with hen or nut still available. There are dogs DOGTOWN his mix. He has the stunning 51. Overindulged 49. Rudely brief with a toy in his mouth. His love of toys 54. Thingamabob 50. Means of of many shapes and person- eyes of a Husky, the coat and might preclude a home with smaller 58. __ up; confined communication alities in between those two. build of a Lab, and the golden color- children, but older kids would be fne. 59. Copy, for short 51. Upside-down tops Most of the dogs are very good with ing of a Pit Bull. 61. See 40 Across 52. Foreign dollar One of our volunteers had this to 62. Capital city 53. Exclusively other dogs and are so eager to have a His personality is friendly and say about Roscoe: “He has the sweet- 63. Fine fabric 54. Judge’s order new playmate, some have demon- easy-going. He knows how to sit and est eyes and after playing a while he 64. Shoelace problem 55. Vow takers strated good behavior around cats, would like to learn more commands. 65. Stocking stuffers 56. Amerindians plopped down by my feet. I think 66. Thrill 57. Large carryall others appear to be fond of small chil- When I checked to see if he knew down he would be good for someone who 67. Being: Lat. 60. School org. dren. The shelter staf will take the or shake, he understood that I was needs to smile more.” Roscoe is neu-

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 time to help you fnd the right dog for asking for a behavior and just didn’t tered, micro-chipped and current on your particular household. Redwood know what that might be. I could tell vaccinations. 14 15 16 that he really wanted to perform. Both of these dogs and their ken- 17 18 19 He will chase a ball, but isn’t really nel friends may be seen at the Hum- a big fetcher. He likes to go for walks 20 21 22 23 boldt County Animal Shelter at 980 and to snif out the play area. He Lycoming Ave. in McKinleyville, near 24 25 likes attention and will make a good the airport. The shelter is open Mon- 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 student and companion. This is real- day through Friday with extended ly your basic dog! Finch is probably evening hours on Tuesday and Thurs- 34 35 36 around 55 pounds, neutered, vacci- day. Information is available by call- 37 38 39 40 nated and micro-chipped. ing (707) 840-9132 or by visiting our 41 42 43 44 Finch Roscoe is a little more likely to be volunteer-run Facebook page “Hum- noticed, due to his slightly comical boldt County Animal Shelter.” 45 46 47

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More Musical than the pipe of herMes Got your Goat? La Dolce Video and Richards’ Goat spawn the miniplex Janine Volkmar people have been request- Mad RiveR Union ing it.” ARCATA – Merrick The flm is about Edward McKinlay and Aimee Hen- Snowden. nessy of the popular Rich- “We’re really excited to ards’ Goat Tavern and bring some of these flms TrumpeT ConsorT von HumboldT TCvH presents a Tearoom are opening their here,” McKinlay added. “It short program of trumpet ensemble music of eliza- dream on Saturday, July feels good to put Arcata on bethan england – all in costume. Submitted photo 25: a movie theater to show the cultural map.” frst-run independent, doc- Regulars at the business Gil Cline umentary, and foreign flms. are excited too. “I look for- HSU MUSic depaRtMent The kind of flms not shown ward to having an alterna- EUREKA – Early music specialists from the Univer- anywhere else in the county. tive venue to watch inde- sity of Oregon return to Humboldt Sunday, July 26 at They’ve been getting pendent flms in Arcata,” 4 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church, 15th and H streets, their new miniplex ready said Josh Vanlandingham, Eureka with an “á 2” (“a due”) early music concert. since last November, with who describes Richards’ They will present works by Dario Castello, Biago Ma- theater seats from all over Goat as “my hangout.” rini and Giovanni Battista Fontana. Musicians include California, a ten-foot wide Another new flm com- Holly Roberts, violin; Bodie Pfost, sackbut (trombone) screen and – best of all – ing soon is White God, “a and Margaret Gries, harpsichord. great flms. critical favorite and a must- These three musicians include two on solo lines – vio- Jef DeMark did a bene- see for dog lovers,” accord- lin and trombone (those solo “lines” are the “á 2” focus) ft performance of Writing ing to Hennessy. The 2014 – with continuo, keyboard, playing a bass line with im- My Way Out of Adoles- flm, directed by Hungarian provised chords. cence in May to help pay for Kornél Mundruczó, won Also on tap is Humboldt’s own Trumpet Consort von the screen. awards in Cannes and the Humboldt (TCvH), in a short program of trumpet ensem- There will be three dogs in the flm also won an ble music ranging from the time of Sir Francis Drake and showings a day on Satur- award. Elizabethan England, to baroque Germany and Prussia, day, July 25 and Sunday, On Monday, Aug. 3, then to early 19th-century France. July 26 at 3:30, 5:30 and Arcata native Billy Bur- TCvH includes seven members: six on “real deal” nat- 7:30 p.m. Matinées are $5 gess hosts the Druid Un- ural trumpet copies without valves, plus one drummer and the evening show is $7. derground Film Festival’s on a period-style rope tension drum – all in costume! The theatre seats 32. (DUFF) eighth edition at Musicians are Gil Cline, Chris Cox, Ryan Brown, An- After the grand open- Richards’ Goat. drew Henderson, Molly Harvis, Audrey McCombs and ing, the “primary focus will Burgess prosises “a Kevin Amos on drums. Admission is free, and donations be on brand new movies,” high-powered two-part are accepted to defray expenses. McKinlay said. blast of subversive cinema,” The kickof flm will be kicking of with a “found CAprICorn rIsInG Co-hostelers merrick mcKinlay DOWNSTREAM DESIGNS The City of Arcata Recreation somewhat of an exception footage assault dynami- and Aimee Hennessy with unnamed goat head in- Division seeks local artists to design and paint storm- to the all-new, all-hip plan. cally mixing the trashiest fuse their dreams in the rococo confnes of Richards’ water drain murals at three pre-selected sites. Murals Instead, the miniplex will cuts from amateur monster Goat Tavern & Tea room. JV| union should draw attention to these discreet concrete storm show a “personal favorite” movies, insane Christian drains and convey messages of conservation and pollu- of McKinlay's, Head (1969) scare flms and shocking The future is now, or will “There will be special tion prevention. Artist submissions are due by 5 p.m. on starring The Monkees and instruction videos lovingly be, when they show the flm food theme nights,” Hen- Friday, July 31. All submissions are included in a gallery Jack Nicholson. “It’s rated sourced from the decrepit again. nessy said. “Pop-up kitch- show at City Hall for Arts! Arcata on Friday, Aug. 14. The G,” Hennessy pointed out. VHS vaults of DUFF. Richards’ Goat hosts the ens featuring local produce three selected artists each receive a $500 stipend and One of the frst new flms This will be followed by and themes from movies.” have their art featured in multiple publications. Paint will projected will be the 2014 over a dozen short flms cel- A recent night was ti- be provided. For more information and an Artist Submis- flm by Laura Poitras, Cit- ebrating the best in absurd, tled “Cheeses Crust,” with sion Packet, contact the Arcata Recreation Division at izenfour, which won the creative and ecstatic cine- a grilled cheese takeover (707) 822-7091 or visit CityofArcata.org/Rec and click Oscar for best documen- ma both on and of today’s and featured Cypress Grove on Downstream Designs. This project is supported by the tary. “It didn’t play here at underground flm radar. Chevre and other local California Coastal Commission’s Whale Tail Program. all,” Hennessy said. “Lots of Admission is $10 and cheeses. there will be a free “Mys- Richards’ Goat is all tery Prizes” rafe. Find out about the unusual and more at facebook.com/ quirky. After all, the place is events/939899972737941/ named after the last goat on Hennessy and McKin- the land that would become lay are also interested in the Arcata Plaza. In 1901, presenting bonus features, the last order of business surprises and other flm before the construction of oddities. They plan to show the Plaza could begin was the flm Back to the Future Taco Factory food truck on to evict a goat belonging to II (1989) on the actual date Tuesday nights, but they one Charles Richards. that the flm’s characters are expanding their food The miniplex is located travel to in the future, Oc- service through the appear- at 900 Samoa Blvd., at the tober 21, 2015. ances of guest chefs. corner of I Street in Arcata.

THE FIRE RETURNS Rebecca Lomnicky and David Brewer (now called “The Fire”) return to Arcata to perform a concert of Celtic music at The Sanctuary in Arcata (corner of 13th and J streets) Friday, July 24 at 8 p.m. David Brewer is a renowned piper and whistle player, and a founding member of the band Molly’s Revenge. Rebecca Lomnicky has won international Scottish fddling competitions since the age of 16, and has one solo record- ing, The Call. The two, who previously have been through town with Molly’s Revenge and as a duo, are touring in support of their new CD The Fire. Both musicians are well versed in the traditions of the music, and have contributed many of their own compositions to the current repertoire. When he puts down the pipes and whistles, Brewer is a talented guitarist and bodhran player to back up Lomnicky’s fddle playing. frescottishband.com

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Wednesday, July 22 – SF Giants Orange & Black Day Wear your S.F. Giants gear or orange & black to honor the World Champion Giants, the Boys & Girls Club of the Redwoods and Junior Giants. The Crabs will highlight the Junior Giants Round the Bases Reading Program and the De- cade of Difference literacy program, with the Humboldt County Library hosting a Literacy & Activity Night in left feld. The Crabbies face off against Seals Baseball at 7 p.m., with Humboldt Young Farmers and Ranchers lobbing the frst CLOSE CALL Jesse Medrano prepares to catch that willy ball at second base for what turned out to be a close pitch and the Boys & Girls Club providing bat- out. Photo by Matt Filar | Union kids. The Crab Grass Band plays.

Friday, July 24 – Free Box of Raisins and Roller Derby Night One of the Crabs’ favorite oppo- Time to start another winning streak nents, the Healdsburg Prune Packers, are in town again and everyone attending the 7 p.m. Erik Fraser that maybe it wasn’t their day. An- complement an ofense that pounded game will get a free box of raisins. Humboldt Roll- Humboldt Crabs other came a short time later when out 13 hits, seven of which came from er Derby will be in the park signing autographs ARCATA – A funny thing about a Crabs player shot a ball of the left the top three in the batting order. for the kids. Former KHUM DJ Mike Dronkers will baseball: Some days everything goes feld wall right around the foul pole, Not to be outdone by Weston, throw the frst pitch, and Kiarra Watson will wear your way; other days nothing does. and was initially ruled to be fair and Justin Mullins struck out 11 in seven the BB jersey. The Crabs’ series against the Red- a double, but after a discussion was innings on Saturday, allowing only ding Colt 45s was a perfect example of overturned, likely correctly. a frst-inning home run. And the of- Saturday, July 25 – Fireworks & Pepsi Night The all-or-nothing baseball, as the Crabs In reality though, it wasn’t just the fense outdid itself, to the tune of 17 Crabs play the Healdsburg Prune Packers a routed the visiting 45s 8-1 on Friday, breaks on this day, at least not in the runs on 16 hits. second time at 7 p.m., and freworks will be shot July 17 and 17-1 on Saturday, July 18 eyes of manager Tyson Fisher. Earlier in the week, the Crabs off from center feld half an hour after the game to push their winning streak to 10 “I think that the tempo was com- had swept a two-game series against ends, so you can really hear and feel the bombs games, then dropped Sunday’s fnale pletely diferent than (Saturday) Bercovich Baseball. On Tuesday, bursting in air! Longtime Crabs supporters, Pep- 8-2 in a game that seemed destined to night, that’s a big aspect for this July 14, Humboldt put up two sep- si, will be in the right feld picnic area, so bring a go Redding’s way from the start. team,” he said. “We want the pace of arate 8-spots as they set the season chair or picnic blanket to sit in the left feld grass In the frst inning, Cooper Brun- the game to be quick, and I think that high-water mark for runs in a 22-8 for a better view. The Crab Grass Band will play, ner’s diving attempt to snag a sinking played a part (Sunday). We seemed a win. Blake Edmonson hit a three-run and the Boys & Girls Club will concierge bats. liner of the bat of Kyle Hofman came little lazy, it was a lazy Sunday, and homer and Dillon Kelley had four Get your tickets now! This game will sell out. up short, and the ball skipped by him ofensively we just weren’t very good.” RBIs to lead the ofense. for an RBI-triple. Hofman scored But, he added, “it’s hard to get Edmonson homered again on Sunday, July 26 – Hawaiian Shirt Day & Crabs on the play when the throw to third down on this group when we just rat- Wednesday, July 15 as part of a four- Mystery Giveaway Wear your favorite Hawaiian sailed out of play near the Crabs dug- tled of 10 in a row. The main message hit night. Brunner, Brad Pluschkell or surf attire as the Crabs take on the Healds- out, putting the home team in an early is, ‘hey we gotta start a new one’.” and Allen Smoot – who is currently burg Prune Packers a third time at 12:30 p.m. 3-0 hole. And he’s right. Clunkers happen, riding a 22-game hitting streak – each The Crabs Mystery Giveaway is sponsored by In the second, Bobby Schuman hit but they shouldn’t make one forget delivered two hits as the Crabs won United Food and Commercial Workers Local 5 what appeared to be his frst homer how dominant the team had been 13-4. (UFCW5). The Crab Grass Band plays, Sam Al- of the season of the Pepsi ad under during the win streak. As alluded to So obviously, there’s not a lot to dag wrangles bats. the scoreboard where the fence dips earlier, the Crabs had outscored the be down about after one loss, given down, but the men in blue ruled it had 45s 25-2 in the frst two games of the how many good things preceded it. Tuesday, July 28 – Crabs vs. Bay Area Tides The bounced of the yellow piping atop the series. And another 10-game winning streak Crabs play the frst of two games against the fence and hadn’t actually left the yard. On Friday night, Drew Weston did would just about get them to Fisher’s Bay Area Tides at 7 p.m. Cafe Nooner folks will Schuman would score two batters what Drew Weston has been doing all preseason goal of less than 10 losses. throw the frst pitch, Marshall Harper will clear later, but it was just one of the signs summer, twirling a complete game to humboldtcrabs.com the feld of tripping hazards.

reserve the area for exclusive use “something you really can’t buy,” he local breweries who are hosting The host with the most and, best of all, get a huge discount said. If a kid is shy, he’ll “make sure a picnic. It’s ironic that they have ron Gonzales makes sure on the already low fee if “they feed that a player signs the child’s hat.” to buy back their own wares, but that groups having picnics the team after the game,” according “Having a signed hat might those are the rules. A at the Humboldt Crabs to Gonzales. They get an even bigger change that kid’s perspective of Gonzales also mentioned that games have a good time. discount if they feed the opposing the Crabs and keep him coming the left feld grassy area is available He’s the one who takes care team as well. That’s true hospitality. back for years and years.” for smaller groups such as birthday of all the details, from Gonzales graduated Gonzales books groups large parties. “Players shoot silly string booking groups into the from Humboldt State and small, from businesses like at the birthday kid and there can reserved picnic area next in 2014 with a degree in Coast Central, that brought 500 be arrangements made for a photo to right feld to making communications. It’s his people, to organizations such as op with the players,” he said. sure that little kids at the third year working with Special Olympics. For all of them, Part of his job is to plan onfeld picnic get to meet the Janine the Crabs, he said he likes “sparing the time to go the special events and book the sing- players and have their Volkmar He started as an in- extra mile for the group.” ers for the national anthem. programs signed. v CRAB tern, worked as assistant Groups bring in their own food To book a group, email crabsspe- It’s a popular area with supervisor of the front and non-alcoholic drinks and their [email protected]. It might tables, umbrellas, a large GAB gate staf and now is in own charcoal. Gonzalez opens the not be too early to reserve a special barbecue grill, and a great view of charge of special events. “I’d been gate close to the picnic area two date for next year. Or check out the the ball game. eyeing this job,” he said. hours before the game starts so Crabs home page, humboldtcrabs. On days like Father’s Day, And it’s a perfect job for some- it’s easy to unload all the supplies. com, and click on “fan info.” BARBECUE BOOKER Aron Gon- Fourth of July and Opening Day, one with his communication Then the gate is locked and guests “Picnic groups always want the zales has a mission: to make the area is open to all fans. skills. He loves “seeing the happy enter at the main gate. frst pitch,” Gonzales said. He’ll do sure you have fun in the sun. But the rest of the time, busi- groups at the end of the day.” Alcohol must be purchased at his best but that’s a tricky one. Sign JV | Union nesses and community groups can Having a picnic with the Crabs is the ballpark, even for groups like up early and hope for the best!

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PRELIMINARY PAGEANTRY Students in one of the Arcata Playhouse’s Summer Theatre Arts Workshops rehearsed for their Pageant on the Plaza last Thursday. Directed by Amy Tetzlaff with musical accompaniment by one-man band Gregg Moore, the students performed at the Farmers’ Market on Saturday. They will be at the Humboldt County Fair in late August. arcataplayhouse.org KLH | Union

RUMMAGE SALE Westhaven a.m. to 3 p.m. at 501 South Manila Dunes Recreation Center for the Arts will keep Westhaven Dr., two miles Area. Registration for sculp- its neighbor, the Westhaven south of Trinidad. Those tors starts at 8 a.m., with PRESIDENTIAL PRESENTATION Humboldt State University President Lisa Rossbacher Fire Department, company who would like sale space or judging at 1 p.m. The best and Coast Central Credit Union Vice President Dennis Hunter read and record on Sunday, July 26 by hold- to donate should call Joli at time for spectators is noon stories from local newspapers at the studio of Reading Service of the Redwoods ing a rummage sale in the (707) 834-2479. Please do to 3 p.m. There will be shut- (RSR). The Arcata-based non-proft service service, located in the Cooper Build- center’s parking lot. “We’ve not drop of items without tle service to the community ing, 920 Samoa Blvd., provides on-air access to printed information for those who had good success by holding prior arrangement. center from the Manila Park, are blind, visually impaired or otherwise unable to read. Contact RSR to volun- our annual rummage sale on starting at 11 a.m. If you teer or for more information at (707) 826-1247 or rsraudio.org. KLH | Union the same day as the Black- SAND SCULPTURE FESTI- would like to volunteer and berry Festival,” said Debbie VAL The 20th Annual Sand receive a free event T-shirt, Dew, the center’s director. Sculpture Festival take place call (707) 444-1397. friend- Rowdy lumbermen, whiskey & a company town The sale will run from 9 this Saturday, July 25 at the softhedunes.org.

Humboldt County each town developed its HistoriCal soCiety own distinct character. Testing program for senior drivers EUREKA – The Hum- Scotia, constructed by boldt County Historical the Pacifc Lumber Compa- Peggy Bell-Hans situations. Society holds a book sign- ny in the 1880s, stands as ot on WHeels The test involves a push-button/touch ing and reception for a new a pristine example of the HUMBOLDT – Discussing concerns screen system that is highly predictive book on Humboldt his- once-prevalent company about older family members driving is a of actual on-road performance. The test tory, Scotia and Rio Dell, town in America. The small sensitive topic. Having to stop driving de- takes about and hour and does not require by James R. Garrison, on farming community of Rio creases a person’s independence, decreas- any computer skills. Wednesday, July 29 from Dell fourished along with es mobility and is often seen as a sign of The DCAT can help reduce the emotion- 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the its sister city and grew to declining ability. al burden for families and caregivers and Humboldt County Histori- accommodate the needs of Medical conditions and medications give the physician objective and scientif- cal Society, corner of H and an expanding workforce in can afect a person’s cognitive/mental cally derived information to make the im- Eighth streets in Eureka. Humboldt’s redwood lum- abilities and can make a once-good driv- portant decision about driving competen- Everyone is invited to meet ber industry. Where Sco- er unsafe behind the wheel. Many medical cy. It can keep the competent drivers on the the author and have their the book features vintage tia was orderly and tightly conditions such as Alzheimers/dementia, road and the unsafe drivers of the road. book signed. Books will be images, many of which controlled by Pacifc Lum- heart disease, COPD and diabetes all can With a physician’s prescription, costs available for purchase. have never been published, ber Co. management, Rio afect driving abilities. are generally covered by most insurance Garrison’s lively and in- and showcases memories Dell developed a reputa- OT on Wheels is now able to adminis- plans, including Medicare B. Call (707) formative history of Rio of days gone by. tion for its remote setting, ter the DriveABLE Cognitive Assessment 845-3201 or visit pbell-hans.com for more Dell and Scotia ofers a rare Scotia and Rio Dell de- rowdy lumbermen and Tool (DCAT). This assessment is a fair and information about the DriveAble Cogni- pictorial glimpse into some veloped side by side, form- bootlegged whiskey. accurate measure of a person’s safety be- tive Assessment Tool. of the more out-of-the-way ing a larger community to Garrison is a native of hind the wheel of a car. The DCAT assess- parts of Humboldt County. support the needs of local Humboldt County who es the skills and mental abilities necessary Peggy Bell-Hans OTR/L is the owner The newest addition to Ar- settlers and industry. Yet grew up in Rio Dell and at- for safe driving. It includes tasks that look of OT on Wheels and is available for indi- cadia Publishing’s popular while their histories are tended schools in Rio Dell at attention, judgment, decision-making, vidual or group presentations regarding Images of America series, inseparably intertwined, and Fortuna. He has a B.A. memory and identifcation of hazardous this new assessment. in history from Humboldt State, where he researched the settlement period of Humboldt County. Make septic maintenance a priority For more information, DHHS systems also require reg- Services, Division of Envi- contact the Humboldt HUMBOLDT – Just as ular maintenance to pro- ronmental Health (DEH). County Historical Society the oil must be changed on mote system longevity and “This encourages algae at (707) 445-4342, or visit a regular basis to protect to protect the environment. growth in our watersheds humboldthistory.org. a car’s engine, septic tank “Failing septic systems and is harmful to public can cause nutrient-rich health, aquatic life and the liquid waste to surface or environment.” reach our sensitive wa- Staf at DEH suggests tersheds,” said Melissa following these mainte- Martel, director of the nance tips: Humboldt County Depart- • Septic tanks should ment of Health & Human be pumped by a registered septic tank pumper on a regular schedule. Use dic- tates how fast a septic tank will fll with non-degrad- able solids, but a good rule is to have the tank pumped every 5 to 7 years. • A riser and an efuent flter are recommended ad- ditions to a septic tank. A riser provides surface ac- cess to tanks for inspection and maintenance. An efu- ent flter is a simple device that is placed into the out- let pipe of the septic tank to enhance solids removal. • Make sure all plumb- ing fxtures are in good working order. A leaking toilet or faucet could over- load a septic system. • Don’t fush non- or semi-degradable materials such as eggshells, cofee grounds, grease, plastics or diapers down the drain. Doing this can clog pipes, increase the solids level in the tank and lead to prema- ture leach feld failure. • Don’t install perma- nent structures or drive over a leach feld. Concrete, asphalt, or compacted soil over a leach feld prevents it from “breathing,” a natu- ral process that is required for proper functioning. For information about septic tank maintenance, call Environmental Health at (707) 445-6215. JULY 22, 2015 MAD RIVER UNION C3

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LEGAL NOTICES

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS The following person(s) is AMErICAN hOSpITAl granted. Any person ob- 4. The social worker or 2. A hearing will be held on lABANCA you should appear at the summarized below, An NAME STATEMENT (are) doing business as: MANAgEMENT COrp. jecting to the name chang- probation officer will rec- October 5, 2015 at 8:30 CASE NO.: pr150151 hearing and state your Ordinance of the City 15-00364 TypEOh prOdUCTIONS 304295 es described above must ommend that your child be a.m. in Dept. 7 located at To all heirs, beneficia- objections or file written Council of the City of Ar- The following person(s) is 1007 AdkINS rd 3800 jANES rOAd file a written objection freed from your legal cus- Superior Court of Califor- ries, creditors, contingent objections with the court cata Amending Title VII, (are) doing business as: MCkINlEyvIllE, CA 95519 ArCATA, CA 95521 that includes the reasons tody so that the child may nia, County of Humboldt, creditors, and persons before the hearing. Your Chapter 2 of the Arcata grACE ChIrOprACTIC jUSTIN M. BErg This business is conduct- for the objection at least be adopted. If the court 825 Fifth Street, Eureka, who may otherwise be appearance may be in Municipal Code Pertain- 1775 hArrISON AvE. 1007 AdkINS rd ed by: A Corporation two court days before the follows the recommen- CA 95501, juvenile Divi- interested in the will or person or by your attorney. ing to the Use of Public EUrEkA, CA 95501 MCkINlEyvIllE, CA 95519 S/dOUg ShAw, prES. matter is scheduled to be dation, all your parental sion, 2nd floor. estate, or both, of: AMIE If you are a creditor or Sewers and Pretreatment BEllINgEr ChIrO- This business is conduct- This statement was filed heard and must appear at rights to the child will be 3. At the hearing the court HAAS LABAnCA a contingent creditor of of Wastewater, Title VII— prACTIC COrpOrATION ed by: An Individual with the Humboldt County the hearing to show cause terminated. will consider the recom- A petition for probate the decedent, you must Public Works, Chapter 1775 hArrISON AvE. S/jUSTIN MIChAEl Clerk on juL. 09, 2015 why the petition should not 5. you have the right to mendations of the social has been filed by: An- file your claim with the 2—Sewers, at which time EUrEkA, CA 95501 BErg, OwNEr KELLY E. SAnDERS be granted. If no written be present at the hear- worker or probation officer. THOnY LABAnCA, jR. court and mail a copy to the reading in full thereof This business is conduct- This statement was filed M. MOrrIS DEPuTY objection is timely filed, the ing, to present evidence, 4. The social worker or in the Superior Court of the personal representa- was unanimously waived ed by: A Corporation with the Humboldt County 7/22, 7/29, 8/5, 8/12 court may grant the peti- and you have the right probation officer will rec- California, County of HuM- tive appointed by the court and approval granted for S/BrIAN k. BEllINgEr, Clerk on jun. 19, 2015 tion without a hearing. to be represented by an ommend that your child be BOLDT. within the later of either reading the ordinance by prESIdENT KELLY E. SAnDERS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Date: juLY 31, 2015 attorney. If you do not freed from your legal cus- The Petition for Probate (1) four months from the title only. Motion to intro- This statement was filed A. ABrAM DEPuTY NAME STATEMENT Time: 1:45 p.m. have an attorney and tody so that the child may requests that: AnTHOnY date of first issuance of let- duce Ordinance no. 1461 with the Humboldt County 7/8, 715, 7/22, 7/29 15-00413 Dept.: 8 cannot afford to hire one, be adopted. If the court LABAnCA, jR. be ap- ters to a general personal was passed by the follow- Clerk on jun. 18, 2015 The following person(s) is 3. A copy of this Order to the court will appoint an follows the recommen- pointed as personal repre- representative, as defined ing vote: AYES: Winkler, KELLY E. SAnDERS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS (are) doing business as: Show Cause shall be pub- attorney for you. dation, all your parental sentative to administer the in section 58(b) of the Pitino, Ornelas. nOES: A. ABrAM DEPuTY NAME STATEMENT wIllOw CrEEk SIx rIv- lished at least once a week 6. If the court terminates rights to the child will be estate of the decedent. California Probate Code, none. ABSEnT: Perei- 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 15-00408 ErS MEdICAl ClINIC for four successive weeks your parental rights, the terminated. The petition requests the or (2) 60 days from the ra, Wheetley. ABSTEn- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS The following person(s) is 850 hIghwAy 96 prior to the date set for hear- order may be final. 5. you have the right to decedent’s will and codi- date of mailing or personal TIOnS: none. NAME STATEMENT (are) doing business as: wIllOw CrEEk, CA 95573 ing on the petition in the fol- 7. The court will proceed be present at the hear- cils, if any, be admitted to delivery to you of a notice Bridget Dory, City Clerk, 15-00372 ArCATA lIqUOr p.O. BOx 4388 lowing newspaper of gener- with this hearing wheth- ing, to present evidence, probate. The will and any under section 9052 of the City of Arcata The following person(s) is 786 9Th ST. ArCATA, CA 95518 al circulation, printed in this er or not you are present. and you have the right codicils are available for California Probate Code. Summary of (are) doing business as: ArCATA, CA 95521 AMErICAN hOSpITAl county: Mad River union. ATTORnEY FOR: to be represented by an examination in the file kept Other California statutes Ordinance No. 1461 prISONEr rOCk jEFFrEy w. NAgAN MANAgEMENT COrp. Date: jun 20, 2015 CHILD WELFARE SERVICES attorney. If you do not by the court. and legal authority may If adopted, this ordi- ChArTErS 786 9Th ST. 304295 DALE A. REInHOLTSEn jEFFREY S. BLAnCK, have an attorney and The petition requests affect your rights as a nance will amend the 505 wEST ST. UNIT A ArCATA, CA 95521 3800 jANES rOAd judge of the Superior Court COunTY COunSEL #115447 cannot afford to hire one, authority to administer the creditor. you may want sewers use section of the TrINIdAd, CA 95570 This business is conduct- ArCATA, CA 95521 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 KATIE BACA, DEPuTY the court will appoint an estate under the Inde- to consult with an attor- Arcata Municipal Code as p.O. BOx 224 ed by: An Individual This business is conduct- COunTY COunSEL #188031 attorney for you. pendent Administration of ney knowledgeable in specified in the Environ- TrINIdAd, CA 95570 S/jEFF NAgAN, OwNEr ed by: A Corporation OrdEr TO ShOw 825 FIFTH STREET 6. If the court terminates Estates Act. (This author- California law. mental Protection Agen- jASON l. rAU This statement was filed S/dOUg ShAw, prES. CAUSE FOr ChANgE EuREKA, CA 95501 your parental rights, the ity will allow the personal you may examine the cy’s Pretreatment Stream- 505 wEST ST. UNIT A with the Humboldt County This statement was filed OF NAME (707) 445-7236 order may be final. representative to take any file kept by the court. If lining Rule in compliance TrINIdAd, CA 95570 Clerk on juL. 9, 2015 with the Humboldt County kEllI A. dElSMAN DATE: junE 23, 2015 7. The court will proceed actions without obtaining you are a person interest- with the Clean Water Act. This business is conduct- KELLY E. SAnDERS Clerk on juL. 09, 2015 SUpErIOr COUrT OF Clerk, by Kerri L. Keenan, with this hearing wheth- court approval. Before ed in the estate, you may It will add efficiencies to ed by: An Individual z. hAlMAN DEPuTY KELLY E. SAnDERS CAlIFOrNIA COUNTy Deputy er or not you are present. taking certain very import- file with the court a formal the Pretreatment Program S/jASON rAU, OwNEr 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/5 M. MOrrIS DEPuTY OF hUMBOldT 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 ATTORnEY FOR: ant actions, however, the Request for Special Notice that includes industrial This statement was filed 7/22, 7/29, 8/5, 8/12 CASE NO. Cv150429 CHILD WELFARE SERVICES personal representative (form DE-154) of the filing users, clarify require- with the Humboldt County FICTITIOUS BUSINESS TO ALL InTERESTED CITATION FOr jEFFREY S. BLAnCK, will be required to give no- of an inventory and ap- ments for onsite sewer Clerk on jun. 22, 2015 NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS PERSOnS: pUBlICATION COunTY COunSEL #115447 tice to interested persons praisal of estate assets or connections, and institute KELLY E. SAnDERS 15-00409 NAME STATEMENT 1. Petitioner KELLI A. DELS- UNdEr wElFArE ANd SETH LICHEnSTEIn-HILL, unless they have waived of any petittion or account a time-of-sale requirement M. MOrrIS DEPuTY The following person(s) is 15-00414 MAn has filed a petition INSTITUTIONS COdE DEPuTY COunTY COun- notice or consented to the as provided in Probate to have sewer laterals 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 (are) doing business as: The following person(s) is with this court for a decree SECTION 294 SEL #266108 proposed action.) The in- Code section 1250. A Re- inspected and repaired ,if ThE hUTCh (are) doing business as: changing names as follows: Case Name: 825 FIFTH STREET dependent administration quest for Special Notice necessary, as housing in FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 1644 g ST. hUMBOldT FAMIly Present name: KELLI AUSTIN ASBUry EuREKA, CA 95501 authority will be granted form is available from the the City is sold and bought. NAME STATEMENT ArCATA, CA 95521 MEdICAl ClINIC Ann DELSMAn to Pro- Case No.: jv150037 (707) 445-7236 unless an interested per- court clerk. The full text of Ordinance 15-00375 jEFFrEy w. NAgAN 1733 CENTrAl AvENUE posed name KELLI Ann 1. To Edward Hamline and DATE: junE 23, 2015 son files an objection to Attorney for the petitioner: no. 1461 is available for The following person(s) is 786 9Th ST. MCkINlEyvIllE, CA 95519 CARLIn-DELSMAn. anyone claiming to be a par- Clerk, by Kerri L. Keenan, the petition and shows DEnnIS C. REInHOLTSEn public inspection at the of- (are) doing business as: ArCATA, CA 95521 p.O. BOx 4957 2. THE COuRT ORDERS ent of Austin Asbury, aka: Deputy good cause why the court jAnSSEn MALLOY LLP fice of the City Clerk, Arca- hUMBOldT hAMMONdS This business is conduct- ArCATA, CA 95518 that all persons interest- Baby Boy Hogdgen born 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 should not grant the au- 730 FIFTH STREET, ta City Hall, 736 F Street, 2771 FICklE hIll rd. ed by: An Individual AMErICAN hOSpITAl ed in this matter appear on 2/6/2015 at Mad River thority. P.O. BOX 1288 Arcata, California, Monday ArCATA, CA 95521 S/jEFF NAgAN, OwNEr MANAgEMENT COrp. before this court, located Hospital, Arcata, Humboldt CITATION FOr A hearing on the peti- EuREKA, CA 95501 through Friday, between jOhN A. ChApMAN This statement was filed 304295 at 825 5th Street, Eureka, County, California. pUBlICATION tion will be held in this (707) 445-2071 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. 2771 FICklE hIll rd. with the Humboldt County 3800 jANES rOAd California, at the hearing 2. A hearing will be held on UNdEr wElFArE ANd court as follows: 7/15, 7/22, 7/29 Ordinance no. 1461 may ArCATA, CA 95521 Clerk on juL. 9, 2015 ArCATA, CA 95521 indicated below to show October 5, 2015 at 8:30 INSTITUTIONS COdE Date: juLY 31, 2015 be considered for adoption This business is conduct- KELLY E. SAnDERS This business is conduct- cause, if any, why the a.m. in Dept. 7 located at SECTION 294 Time: 8:30 AM CITy OF ArCATA at the regularly scheduled ed by: An Individual z. hAlMAN DEPuTY ed by: A Corporation application should not be Superior Court of Califor- Case Name: Dept.: 4 lEgAl NOTICE meeting of the Arcata S/jOhN ChApMAN, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/5 S/dOUg ShAw, prES. granted. Any person ob- nia, County of Humboldt, gOrdI STOCkhOFF Address of court: Su- INTrOdUCTION OF City Council to be held on BUSINESS OwNEr This statement was filed jecting to the name chang- 825 Fifth Street, Eureka, Case No.: jv150110 perior Court of California, OrdINANCE NO. 1461 August 19, 2015, and, if This statement was filed FICTITIOUS BUSINESS with the Humboldt County es described above must CA 95501, juvenile Divi- 1. To Raelee Childers and County of Humboldt, 825 I hereby certify that at adopted at that time, will with the Humboldt County NAME STATEMENT Clerk on juL. 09, 2015 file a written objection sion, 2nd floor. Timothy Stockhoff and any- Fifth Street, Eureka, CA, a special meeting held on take effect September 18, Clerk on jun. 23, 2015 15-00416 KELLY E. SAnDERS that includes the reasons 3. At the hearing the court one claiming to be a parent 95501. june 3, 2015, the Arcata 2015. KELLY E. SAnDERS The following person(s) is M. MOrrIS DEPuTY for the objection at least will consider the recom- of Gordi Stockhoff born If you object to the City Council introduced Bridget Dory, City Clerk, A. ABrAM DEPuTY (are) doing business as: 7/22, 7/29, 8/5, 8/12 two court days before the mendations of the social on 6/1/2015 at St. joseph granting of the petition, Ordinance no. 1461, City of Arcata 7/22 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 hUMBOldT hArvEST matter is scheduled to be worker or probation officer. Hospital, Eureka, Humboldt EdIBlES FICTITIOUS BUSINESS heard and must appear at 4. The social worker or County, California. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 600 F ST. SUITE 3-900 NAME STATEMENT the hearing to show cause probation officer will rec- 2. A hearing will be held on CITY OF ARCATA NAME STATEMENT ArCATA, CA 95521 15-00415 why the petition should not ommend that your child be October 28, 2015 at 8:30 NOTICE OF ARCATA PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC SCOPING MEETING(S) 15-00378 hUMBOldT hArvEST The following person(s) is be granted. If no written freed from your legal cus- a.m. in Dept. 6 located at ON THE CITY’S The following person(s) is INC. 3786049 (are) doing business as: objection is timely filed, the tody so that the child may Superior Court of Califor- (are) doing business as: 732 5Th ST. MAd rIvEr court may grant the peti- be adopted. If the court nia, County of Humboldt, LOCAL COASTAL PLAN UPDATE hUMTrAC EUrEkA, CA 95501 COMMUNITy hOSpITAl tion without a hearing. follows the recommen- 825 Fifth Street, Eureka, 670 10Th ST. ApT. 4 This business is conduct- 3800 jANES rOAd Date: AuGuST 31, 2015 dation, all your parental CA 95501, juvenile Divi- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Arcata Planning Commission will conduct a ArCATA, CA 95521 ed by: A Corporation ArCATA, CA 95521 Time: 1:45 p.m. rights to the child will be sion, 2nd floor. series of public scoping meetings beginning on Tuesday, July 14, 2015, at 6:00 p.m. p.O. BOx # 788 S/ESThEr BENEMANN, p.O. BOx 1115 Dept.: 8 terminated. 3. At the hearing the court (or as soon thereafter as can be heard) in the City Council Chambers, Arcata City ArCATA, CA 95518 prESIdENT ArCATA, CA 95518 3. A copy of this Order to 5. you have the right to will consider the recom- Hall, 736 F St., on a variety of topics relating to the Local Coastal Plan Update that is currently underway. jESSICA E. AyAlA This statement was filed AMErICAN hOSpITAl Show Cause shall be pub- be present at the hear- mendations of the social 670 10Th ST. ApT. 4 with the Humboldt County MANAgEMENT COrp. lished at least once a week ing, to present evidence, worker or probation officer. Meeting Description and Schedule. The following items will be discussed at regu- ArCATA, CA 95521 Clerk on juL. 9, 2015 304295 for four successive weeks and you have the right 4. The social worker or larly scheduled Planning Commission meetings on the following dates: EdwArd p. hUNTEr KELLY E. SAnDERS 3800 jANES rOAd prior to the date set for hear- to be represented by an probation officer will rec- 1667 BUTTErMIlk lANE S. CArNS DEPuTY ArCATA, CA 95521 ing on the petition in the fol- attorney. If you do not ommend that your child be 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/5 lowing newspaper of gener- have an attorney and freed from your legal cus- June 23 – Potential Coastal Zone Boundary Adjustments & ArCATA, CA 95521 This business is conduct- Owner-Initiated Annexations jOhN M. hUNTEr ed by: A Corporation al circulation, printed in this cannot afford to hire one, tody so that the child may FICTITIOUS BUSINESS county: Mad River union. the court will appoint an be adopted. If the court July 14 – Samoa Business District & Coastal Creamery District Zoning and Overlay 1675 SOTOgrANdE S/dOUg ShAw, prES. Discussions Blvd. ApT. 207 NAME STATEMENT This statement was filed Date: juL 08, 2015 attorney for you. follows the recommen- hUrST, Tx 76053 15-00422 with the Humboldt County DALE A. REInHOLTSEn 6. If the court terminates dation, all your parental This business is conducted The following person(s) is Clerk on juL. 09, 2015 judge of the Superior Court your parental rights, the rights to the child will be July 28 – Sea by: A General Partnership (are) doing business as: KELLY E. SAnDERS 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/5 order may be final. terminated. Level Rise and S/jESSICA AyAlA, SwAg M. MOrrIS DEPuTY 7. The court will proceed 5. you have the right to pArTNEr/FOUNdEr 514 rUSS STrEET 7/22, 7/29, 8/5, 8/12 CITATION FOr with this hearing wheth- be present at the hear- Marsh District This statement was filed EUrEkA, CA 95501 pUBlICATION er or not you are present. ing, to present evidence, zoning with the Humboldt County 600 F STrEET, STE. 3 OrdEr TO ShOw UNdEr wElFArE ANd ATTORnEY FOR: and you have the right Clerk on jun. 24, 2015 pMB 827 CAUSE FOr ChANgE INSTITUTIONS COdE CHILD WELFARE SERVICES to be represented by an discussions KELLY E. SAnDERS ArCATA, CA 95521 OF NAME gEOrgE SECTION 294 jEFFREY S. BLAnCK, attorney. If you do not M. MOrrIS DEPuTY hUMphrEyS rANdy STEwArT Case Name: BABy gIrl COunTY COunSEL #115447 have an attorney and August 11 – Zoning and 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 ENTErprISES INC. hIlTON wAlkEr, AkA: SETH LICHEnSTEIn-HILL, cannot afford to hire one, overlay discussions/ 514 rUSS STrEET SUpErIOr COUrT OF kAdENCE MArIE DEPuTY COunTY COun- the court will appoint an recommendations (con- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS EUrEkA, CA 95501 CAlIFOrNIA COUNTy ANdrEwS, AkA: SEL #266108 attorney for you. tinued) NAME STATEMENT This business is conduct- OF hUMBOldT kAdENCE wAlkEr 825 FIFTH STREET 6. If the court terminates 15-00369 ed by: A Corporation CASE NO. Cv150376 Case No.: jv150091 EuREKA, CA 95501 your parental rights, the August 25 – SLR and The following person(s) is S/ANdrEA TO ALL InTERESTED 1. To joe Andrews, III and (707) 445-7236 order may be final. zoning and overlay (are) doing business as: hUMphrEyS, CFO PERSOnS: anyone claiming to be a DATE: junE 23, 2015 7. The court will proceed discussions/recommen- FOx STUdIO This statement was filed 1. Petitioner GEORGE parent of Baby Girl Walk- Clerk, by Kerri L. Keenan, with this hearing wheth- dations (continued) 4390 ChAFFIN lANE with the Humboldt County RAnDY STEWART HIL- er, aka: Kadence Marie Deputy er or not you are present. MCkINlEyvIllE, CA 95519 Clerk on juL. 14, 2015 TOn has filed a petition Andrews, aka: Kadence 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 ATTORnEY FOR: August 27 – PC Study Session with the City Council on the Local Coastal Plan SUSAN l. FOx KELLY E. SAnDERS with this court for a decree Walker born on 4/17/2015 CHILD WELFARE SERVICES Update 4390 ChAFFIN lANE S. CArNS DEPuTY changing names as follows: at St. joseph Hospital, CITATION FOr jEFFREY S. BLAnCK, MCkINlEyvIllE, CA 95519 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/5 Present name: GEORGE Eureka, Humboldt County, pUBlICATION COunTY COunSEL #115447 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that anyone desiring to attend these meetings and pres- This business is conducted RAnDY STEWART HIL- California. UNdEr wElFArE ANd KATIE BACA, DEPuTY ent testimony regarding the aforementioned items, may do so prior to or at the public by: An Individual FICTITIOUS BUSINESS TOn to Proposed name 2. A hearing will be held on INSTITUTIONS COdE COunTY COunSEL #188031 scoping meeting noticed herein. S/jSUSAN FOx NAME STATEMENT RAnDY STEWART HIL- October 5, 2015 at 8:30 SECTION 294 825 FIFTH STREET This statement was filed 15-00412 TOn. a.m. in Dept. 7 located at Case Name: EuREKA, CA 95501 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the information regarding the items to be present- with the Humboldt County The following person(s) is 2. THE COuRT ORDERS Superior Court of Califor- AUSTIN ASBUry (707) 445-7236 ed at the meetings may be reviewed at the Community Development Department at Arcata City Hall, 736 “F” Street, Arcata, on weekdays between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 Clerk on jun. 19, 2015 (are) doing business as: that all persons interest- nia, County of Humboldt, Case No.: jv150037 DATE: juLY 15, 2015 p.m., or on the City’s website up to four (4) days prior to the meeting at: http://www. KELLY E. SAnDERS MAd rIvEr ed in this matter appear 825 Fifth Street, Eureka, 1. To Edward Hamline and Clerk, by Kerri L. Keenan, cityofarcata.org/government/commissions/planning-commission-meetings. M. MOrrIS DEPuTY ExprESS CArE before this court, located CA 95501, juvenile Divi- anyone claiming to be a par- Deputy 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 3798 jANES rOAd, at 825 5th Street, Eureka, sion, 2nd floor. ent of Austin Asbury, aka: 7/22, 7/29, 8/5, 8/12 SUITE 14 3. At the hearing the court Baby Boy Hogdgen born Please contact Alyson Hunter, Senior Planner, in the City of Arcata Community Devel- California, at the hearing opment Department, if you have additional questions, comments or concerns regard- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ArCATA, CA 95521 indicated below to show will consider the recom- on 2/6/2015 at Mad River pETITION TO p.O. BOx 4387 mendations of the social Hospital, Arcata, Humboldt AdMINISTEr ESTATE ing the City’s LCP Update process. Ms. Hunter can be reached via email: ahunter@ NAME STATEMENT cause, if any, why the cityofarcata.org or by phone: 707-825-2040. 7/22 15-00368 ArCATA, CA 95518 application should not be worker or probation officer. County, California. OF AMIE hAAS C4 MAD RIVER UNION ECO JULY 22, 2015

AUDUBON MARSH TRIP Redwood Region Audubon Soci- information ofce at (707) 465-7335, or stop by any Red- ety sponsors a free public feld trip at the Arcata Marsh Help the Wren-O-Meter rise wood National and State Parks visitor centers. and Wildlife Sanctuary on Saturday, July 25. Bring your binoculars and have a great morning birding. Meet leader for the Marsh Amphitheater! HELP NEC WITH COASTAL CLEANUP DAY The Northcoast Carol Wilson in the parking lot at the end of South I Street DONATIONS RISE! $10,500 Environmental Center (NEC) seeks site captains, teams, (Klopp Lake) in Arcata at 8:30 a.m., rain or shine. Trip Some $2,000 was $10,000 individual volunteers and sponsorships for this year’s Cal- $9,500 ends around 11 a.m. donated last week ifornia Coastal Cleanup Day, Saturday, Sept. 19. Coastal to Friends of the $9,000 Cleanup Day sprang from early programs created by the $8,500 BAYKEEPER KAYAKING TOUR On Saturday, July 25 from Marsh’s (FOAM) NEC and is now an international event that draws hun- $8,000 9 a.m. to noon, Humboldt Baykeeper hosts a free kayaking Capital Campaign dreds of thousands of volunteers. Last year, with support $7,500 to help pay for a from local businesses, organizations and volunteers, over tour on Elk River, beginning with a short walk to the boat $7,000 new audio-visual 1,000 people joined together to remove over eight tons of launch along the Hikshari’ Trail in Eureka. This guided $6,500 tour will include info and discussion on local fora, fauna system for the Arcata trash and recyclables from Humboldt’s beaches, rivers, bay Marsh Interpretive $6,000 and more. The tour will begin promptly at 9 a.m. at the and estuaries. Coupled with eforts throughout the state Center, plus an outdoor $5,500 foot of Truesdale Avenue. Meet the HSU Aquatic Center’s $5,000 and around the world, Coastal Cleanup Day makes a quan- amphitheater for the titive diference in how much trash enters our ocean. In experienced staf, who will give a short safety talk and pro- Marsh. To help FOAM fund either or $4,500 cooperation with the California Coastal Commission, NEC vide a life vest and kayak. This event is for those 12 and both of these projects, send a check $4,000 will again organize at least 40 cleanups throughout Hum- older. Space is limited, so reserve yours soon. (707) 825- payable to“FOAM” to P.O. Box 410, $3,500 1020, [email protected] Arcata, CA 95518, with “Capital $3,000 boldt County – a feat requiring an immense amount of staf Campaign” noted in the memo line. $2,500 time and community coordination . Site captains willing to FOAM MARSH TOUR Friends of the Arcata Marsh (FOAM) If your donation is at least $500, you $2,000 lead a team of volunteers are needed for beaches so far un- sponsors a free tour of the Arcata Marsh & Wildlife Sanc- can request that your funding be $1,500 claimed, and sponsors are needed to ensure the NEC’s ca- tuary on Saturday, July 25 at 2 p.m. Meet leaders Jane applied to the amphitheater. The $1,000 pacity to make 2015’s Coastal Cleanup Day the biggest yet. and Richard Wilson at the Interpretive Center on South G amphitheater is set for completion $500 Contact the NEC at [email protected] or (707) Street for a 90-minute walk focusing on the ecology of the in October, 2016. arcatamarshfriends.org 0 822-6918 for more information and to sign up. Marsh. Loaner binoculars available with photo ID. (707) A COLLAPSE IN DAMNATION Due to structural failure of 826-2359. SLOUGHSPAPER a footbridge approximately one and three-quarter miles A Eureka The Humboldt Bay Bicycle from the Damnation Creek trailhead, the bridge has been BIKE COMMUTERS MEET Times-Stan- Commuters Association (HBBCA) next meets Monday, closed to public access. The Damnation Creek Trail re- dard news- Rack July 27 at Carmela’s Mexican Restaurant, 13th and G mains open to the bridge, but access to the beach from the paper rack streets in Arcata. The meeting will start with dinner (op- trail is closed until further notice. Access to the Coastal was stolen tional) at 6 p.m. Agenda items may be suggested by con- Trail from the Damnation Creek trailhead remains open. from Arcata’s tacting Rick Knapp at [email protected] or (707) 445- While the Damnation Creek trail is one of the most pop- Northtown & Ruin 1097. humbike.org ular “Redwoods-to-the-Sea” trails in the parks, other out- area Friday, standing options remain. 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