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  • FINANCE DIRECTOR LEAVING

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    Have you ever heard of Firebaugh?  It’s a city in Fresno County with about 7,550 population.  At 7 pm today’s date June 27th, the temperature is 95 degrees. Here’s their Press Release: Firebaugh City Council Appoints New City Manager. At its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, June 17th, the Firebaugh City Council appointed Kenneth McDonald as City…

  • DEATH HOAX

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    BY DONNA WESTFALL Beloved world wide celebrity, Jackie Chan, is alive and well. His reps officially confirmed that Jackie Chan is not dead. “He joins the long list of celebrities who have been victimized by this hoax. He’s still alive and well, stop believing what you see on the Internet,” they said. As of yesterday, June 26th,…

  • SUICIDES

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                BY LINDA SUTTER Steve Wentz was a sergeant at Pelican Bay State Prison for many years. He retires only to  commit suicide.  The next day well known Sergeant Daryl Webster takes a gun and ends his life.  And now another retired employee, Swick, was found to have hung himself.…

  • JON ALEXANDER’S CONTENTION TACTICS

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                BY LINDA SUTTER Last week in the Del Norte Triplicate there was yet another article about Jon Alexander and his newest contention tactic of threats to the Board of Supervisors. Former Del Norte District Attorney, Jon Alexander, hired a personal attorney to request payments be made to him for…

  • OPEN HOUSE

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    BY DONNA WESTFALL   AT CAL-ORE LIFE FLIGHTS.  Saturday afternoon, June 22nd, many enjoyed a delicious lunch of deli meats & cheese on croissants, fresh veggies with dip and fresh fruit at  CAL-ORE Life Flight located at the Airport. That was inside the hangar.  Outside they had hot dogs on the bar-b-que. When invited to…

  • WE DID IT AGAIN!

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    CREDIT TO CalWatchdog NEW: Gov. and Leg leaders retreat on public records act mess June 21, 2013 By Katy Grimes SACRAMENTO — California lawmakers have reversed course on the sneaky attempt to reduce access to public records, as mandated by the Public Records Act. The act provides Californians the ability to obtain documents about state…

  • MADRIGAL SINGER’S FUNDRAISER

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    Del Norte High School Women’s Chamber and Madrigals, have the opportunity to perform in Ireland in 2014. Each student has to raise $3400.00 to be able to go, so with the school fundraiser’s and private fundraiser’s my daughter Elleana Gehr, would be very grateful for your help in her endeavors to be able to participate in…

  • FISH COUNT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

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    2013 Fish Count South Fork Smith River — August 16-17, 2013 The Smith River Alliance invites all swimmers and wild fish enthusiasts to participate in the 2013 Fish Count. Help track the abundance of California’s healthiest population of coastal cutthroat trout! We will also be on the lookout for the rare summer steelhead and spring Chinook…

  • IMPORTANT! CALL GOV. BROWN TODAY 916 445-2841

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    BY DONNA WESTFALL ALSO CREDIT TO DONNA FRYE FROM CALIFORNIANS AWARE For any of you that have ever presented our Crescent City, City Hall or Del Norte County with a records request and were ignored, please read the following article.  I remember reading a public records request from Jessie Salisbury about 5 years ago that…

  • SQUATTERS

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    BY LINDA SUTTER Recently I had a conversation with man who is in escrow and Limbo Land. The young man purchased 4 acres of land in the Smith River area, and it is in escrow. However, squatters have moved in, and are currently harvesting his timber as well as other things from the land. There…