Category: This Weeks News

By Donna Westfall – May 19, 2011 For almost 4 years, residents have been complaining about the financial decisions made by our Crescent City, City Council.  Starting with the scheme to raise sewer rates $30 a month to fund a $42.5 million wastewater treatment plant in a time when the country was entering a recession, and…

     Rubber stamping at it’s finest.        Increase rates?  Sure. . .  vote 5 to nothing to approve.          Increase salaries?  Absolutely.  5% step up. Approved 5 to nothing.      Want to know who to thank?  Supervisors Leslie McNamer, and Martha McClure.  City Councilwomen Kathrine Murray and Kelly Schellong.  Public member, Sarah Samples.  All called Commissioners when they…

(NOTE:  Red highlights added by cct.com staff)   Major Corporations Changing Statements on Safety of Fluorides   Developments Add to Focus on Centers for Disease Control Amid Growing Calls for Fluoridegate Hearings and Investigations   Ellijay, GA – In a stunning development certain to gain the attention of risk managers at water utilities around the world,…

              The tall, affable Senator had a friendly and receptive crowd of mostly Tea Party members held at the Veterans Administration building Wedesday evening, April 20th. Also in attendance were Supervisors Sullivan, Finnigen, McClure and Hemmingsen, as well as District Attorney Jon Alexander, Mayor Slert, and City Council members Schellong and Westfall.               During…

     On Tuesday night from 6 to 8pm, April 26th at the Arts and Crafts building located in the Del Norte County Fairgrounds, the Del Norte Tea Party introduced Attorney Fred Kelly Grant.  For the next two hours, the audience was close to being mesmerized by the information shared with them.      Who knew that utilizing…

     One of the most intriguing, exciting and hopeful speakers to come around recently was introduced by the Tea Party on Tuesday, April 26th at the Del Norte County Fairgrounds.  His name, Fred Kelly Grant.  His profession, attorney.      This was on the heels of their well attended town hall meeting held at the Veterans Building…

     Rumors are swirling about regarding elected officials District Attorney Jon Alexander, County Clerk Alissia Northrup and Supervisor Martha McClure and a new round of recalls.  Why?  As it pertains to DA Alexander and Sup McClure, constituents say they don’t return phone calls, or take meetings for starters. Charges of improprieties, ethical and possibly illegal actions are listed…

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