Author: nick
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Avocados?
By Donna Westfall – July 21, 2022 When the price of one of our favorite foods – Avocados – goes up, up, up, we’re wondering about growing them in Del Norte County. We’ve started many from seed. We have beautiful trees, but no fruit. I’ve been told that people do actually have fruit bearing trees…
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s hypocrisy on privacy
By Jon Coupal – July 21, 2022 Examples of hypocrisy in politics are common but in California they are legion. Take Governor Newsom for example. During the pandemic, he lectured Californians to stay home and wear masks while he dined unmasked at a fancy Napa Valley restaurant. And just last weekend, it was revealed that…
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We Endorse Senator Brian Dahle for Governor
By Donna Westfall – July 21, 2022 Per Sen. Dahle: “Over the last 4 years, California has seen more than 300 corporations move out of state, leaving thousands of our residents jobless, and our economy suffering. On top of that, Californians across the aisle are fed up with Newsom’s leadership on nearly every critical issue…
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FAIR Analysis: Biden Border Crisis Continues, Worst June on Record
(July 19, 2022, Washington, D.C.) — The Federation for American Immigration Reform issued the following statement, as well as a deeper dive into the growing border crisis, based on data quietly released late last week by the Biden Administration: “The Biden administration once again set records at the border for malfeasance,” said Dan Stein, president of…
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Trump Regarding the Pulitzer Prize
By Donald Trump – July 18, 2022 The Pulitzer Board has taken away any shred of credibility it had left with its “response” regarding the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting, which was awarded to The New York Times and The Washington Post for blatant fake news. Instead of acting with integrity and providing transparency,…
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California State of Emergency Illegal
By Assemblyman Kevin Kiley – July 19, 2022 On Saturday, Gavin Newsom admitted the State of Emergency is illegal. In an interview with Fox 11, Newsom said he’s only keeping the emergency in place because the Legislature won’t pass the laws he wants; therefore, he must retain the dictatorial power to make laws himself. I spent almost…
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AD for Maitreya Mountain Village
By Dan Schultz – July 19, 2022 Off-Grid Organic Permaculture Farm in the Siskiyou Mountains We’re 5 miles deep into the national forest. Mountainous, densely forested terrain, running a successful, completely self-sufficient/sustainable farm with cabin rentals economy, too. Tasks include general animal care, feeding, cleaning, goat milking, gardening, hosting airbnb guests Trading work from 8:00am…
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Border Collie Puppies
By Dan Schultz – July 16, 2022 They are 3/4 Border Collie, 1/8 Blue Healer, 1/8 Australian Shepherd. Born June 4th. We’ll sell them Sunday at noon, July 17 in Crescent Cityat 508 H Street in Crescent City, and again on Sunday July 24th if they are still available. TEXT Dan at (707) 954-7743.
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60 Cent Stamps, National Ice Cream Day and More…
By Donna Westfall – July 16, 2022 My husband brought out two 28 cent stamps he found in his desk drawer and was wondering if they are still good; and wanted to know how much 1st class mail rates are. I thought they were about 40 cents, but not being sure I looked it up.…
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Smoked Salmon Contest
The Yurok Tribal Court is sponsoring a Smoked Salmon Contest at 58th Annual Klamath Salmon Festival. The first-place winner will receive $500. The contest and festival are open to all. The Klamath Salmon Festival is happening on Saturday, August 20 in Klamath. Please see flyer for additional information on the Smoked Salmon Contest. For more…