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Short and Bittersweet
By Guest Columnist, Michael Ceremello – December 13, 2018 – Listening to the other side, that of the demented, illogical, and ideologically perverted Left, is fascinating. We don’t have to conjecture as to who and what they are. They come right out and tell us how corrupt a Nation we are and their solution is…
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BREAKING NEWS: Trump signs Executive Order – White House Opportunity and Revitalization
By Donna Westfall – December 12, 2018 – Ben Carson announced the bill that would create more jobs while rewarding those that invest in distressed communities. Ben Carson is Chairman of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and will chair the new Council that will consist of 13 Federal Agencies. From the White House: The Council…
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Acupuncture is catching on
By Donna Westfall – December 12, 2018 – China is credited with the theory and practice of acupuncture going back 6,000 years BC before needles were even invented. Instead sharpened stones and bones were used. The philosophy behind acupuncture is called “Qi” pronounced “chee.” This belief is that there is energy in everything. The energy…
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Silly and Serious Things
By Donna Westfall – December 11, 2018 – This morning at the Daily Town Hall Meeting that starts at 6 am in Fisherman’s Restaurant, regular attendee, Hank, told the story of British soldiers dying from dysentery during World War II. Take a look at the picture to the left. Looks like briquettes, doesn’t it? It’s…
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Bittersweet clean up on private property
By Donna Westfall – December 9, 2018 – The owners were set to move in after tenants moved out in April, 2018. However, eight days before moving in, the next door neighbor, spotted a fire. His family made sure everybody was out of the structure and the fire department was called. Fire crews arrived around…
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The mixed abortion legacy of President George H.W. Bush
Credit to Carole Novielli, Author at Live Action – December 3, 2018 Our nation’s 41st president, George Herbert Walker Bush, passed away this past weekend at the age of 94 after battling a form of Parkinson’s disease. He served as leader of the United States from 1989 to 1993 and was the father of America’s 43rd president,…
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What’s to happen with government pensions?
By Donna Westfall – December 7, 2018 – 77 years ago today, the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor and the USA entered World War II. Today, we watch as our country is divided by political correctness, the rule of law being attacked, lack of civility and increasing factions. Some wonder if we’re heading into another civil…
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Autonomous cars – will they be in Del Norte County this decade?
Donna Westfall – December 4, 2018 – Did you know that 90% of all auto accidents are attributed to human error? I learned that fact from Supervisor 5th District, Bob Berkowitz this morning as he recounted some of the things he learned at the California State Association of counties (CSAC) conference this past week held…
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New Urgent Care Clinic Open in Crescent City
Redwood Urgent Care: Quality, affordable care, open Monday through Saturday 286 M St., Highway 101 South, Crescent City (707) 460-1919 Del Norte county patients needing walk-in treatment for most medical conditions now have an affordable option–Redwood Urgent Care at 286 M St. (off highway 101 south near Safeway). Experienced providers treat everything from colds,…
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42nd Community Clean-Up
Supervisor 1st District, Roger Gitlin’s, “Take a Bite out of Blight” is set to clean up at 481 Commins Way, Crescent City on Saturday, December 8th starting at 9 am. Directions: Enter from Railroad Ave at Cummins, and follow the orange cones to the property. We have pickers, gloves, bags and water. WE NEED A FEW GREAT…