Author: nick
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Did Israel ban Heinz Ketchup because it’s a “tomato seasoning” and not a “ketchup?”
Credit to Erin Elizabeth, Healthnutnews.com published June 8, 2017 – According to a series of tests conducted by an Israeli food company also selling ketchup, tests revealed that, although Heinz boasts over 60% tomato as an ingredient, there was only 21% tomato concentrate in each bottle. The Heinz parent company, Diplomat, tried to argue that their…
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Cooper Ave Closed Again
Cooper Avenue will be closed from the cemetery to the intersection of Cooper and J Street from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. on Monday, June 12, 2017, while city staff repairs a sewer manhole.
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Just in – President Trump’s weekly address – Infrastructure!
June 10, 2017 – “My fellow Americans, we are the nation that built the Golden Gate Bridge in four years and the Hoover Dam in five. Now, it takes as much as a decade just to plan a major permit or a major infrastructure or anything even remotely major in our country, and that’s ridiculous…
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Thank you Noll Paddleboard Event for FREE swimming lessons
This year, the Noll Paddleboard event raised over $2,000 that has been donated to the pool for swimming lessons. The Noll family has asked the pool to offer free swimming lessons to the kids of our community. This will allow 61 kids to receive a free session of lessons. Per Matthew Hildebrandt on June 9th, “All the…
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County Clerk Greenlights Petition For Recall on Sup. 2nd District, Lori Cowan
By Donna Westfall – June 9, 2017 After the publication of the Notice of Intent to Circulate Recall Petition in the Del Norte Triplicate on May 18, 2017, the next step in the recall process is to provide the County Clerk, Alissia Northrup, with Proof of Publication along with two blank copies of the Petition…
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Cannabis: 3 Meetings Down, 3 Meetings to go
By Donna Westfall – June 7, 2017 – The June 6th meeting which began at 5:30 pm is an example of what we could only wish every Board of Supervisors meeting contained. There were opinions, well thought out questions and observations on all sides of the issue. No rubber stamping going on. But remember one…
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Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary’s bait and switch marketing tactics halted by regulator agreement
California Department of Insurance, Dave Jones Insurance Commissioner – Insurance Commissioner secures numerous concessions from insurer to protect California businesses from high-risk, deregulated workers’ compensation product SACRAMENTO, Calif. — June 8, 2017 – After a year of legal wrangling, Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones announced today that the California Department of Insurance has reached a settlement agreement with…
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Understanding the Washington DC itinerary
By Donna Westfall – June 7, 2017 – Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is an international airport 3 miles south of downtown Washington, D.C. in Arlington County, Virginia. Two Del Norte County Supervisors, Chris Howard and Gerry Hemmingsen were joined by Crescent City Mayor, Blake Inscore in what, some hope, is an important journey to…
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Continuing Subterfuge and Distraction Leftist Obstructionist Tactics
By Guest Columnist Michael Ceremello – June 8, 2017 During a conversation I was told that there are many of you who believe that this column remains constant. Ignorance comes in many forms. Unfortunately for those few who have gone by the wayside, they have missed the change and a continued education. Many don’t read…
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Weekly Homeless Veteran’s Lunch Program a continued success with help from local Dragonfly Program
June 6, 2017 – Once a week the nice folks from the local Dragonfly Program help put together lunches for local homeless Veterans. In the picture above are Shawnda, Tosha, Wilbur and Wesley (front row), Krissy and Theah (2nd row right), and Matt (top left). The local Dragonfly program is run with thanks to Andrea…