Dezmond Remington
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- Sep 25, 2026
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'We're Living in a Literal Nightmare': After the Second-Largest Landlord in the U.S. Took Over Arcata's Woodridge Apartments, Tenants Say Their Living Standards — And Safety — Have Sharply Declined (opens the original)
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« How Airbnb Is Fighting for Its Place on California’s Coast GOOD FIRE: Prescribed Burns Planned Across the Bald Hills in Coming Weeks » Woodridge Apartments, at 1895 and 1935 H Street in Arcata. Photos by Dezmond Remington. The railings had been replaced, but they were no good. The old ones had been just fine — real wood, built to last. Time-tested and solid, could take a lean or a wayward bump. Now they were made from this pressurized crap that splintered when you put your hands on it. William
Just Because Someone Used to Be Imprisoned or Are Older Than Most Students Does Not Mean They Can't Live in the Dorms, Says Cal Poly Humboldt (opens the original)
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« Arcata Gets Ball Rolling on Manila Trail and Approves Porchfest Application During Last Night’s City Council Meeting A Plan is Underway to Shore Up Centerville Road, but the California Coastal Commission Wants People to Stop Driving on the Beach » The Outpost reported yesterday that Delos Moore, a 43-year-old university student and dorm resident arrested Monday on Cal Poly Humboldt’s campus for an alleged sexual assault, spent 14 years in prison after committing two robberies in 2007. This is
The Privately Owned Flock Camera in Westhaven Is Here to Stay — And the Owner Doesn't Really Care if You Don't Like it (opens the original)
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Kevin Coffman is an old man. He lives alone. His wife is dead. He is worried about the drug runners and human traffickers that could have made a home in Trinidad, just a few miles up from his home on Scenic Drive. Sometimes, people trespass on his property, check if he left anything unlocked. He doesn’t like that. They could steal things, he thinks, or harm me. His neighbors are much farther away than they once were, back when he lived in the city. He is too old to fight anyone off. Coffman is s
[UPDATED: Candidate Found] Five People Who AREN'T Currently on Arcata's City Council Have Pulled Paperwork to Run for Two Seats. Who Are They? (opens the original)
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This November, a battle — an epic one, no doubt — will play out for two Arcata City Council seats. The incumbents, Meredith Matthews and Kimberley White, are attempting to retain control of their positions; five others have decided to run. Who are they? Note: These candidates “pulled” the paperwork necessary to run, Arcata’s city clerk told us yesterday, and are gathering the needed signatures or finalizing the paperwork. White is, as of yesterday, the only one who has qualified. An analyst with
The Vast Majority of Arcata Residents Think Housing There is Too Expensive, Survey Says (opens the original)
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Arcata. Photo courtesy of Cal Poly Humboldt. A large majority of Arcata residents think that the city’s housing is too expensive, according to the results of a recently completed survey. City Hall opened up a housing-focused survey this month that assessed residents’ feelings about the city’s housing stock and availability, what kinds of housing Arcata could use more of and what it needs to improve on. The results were published last week and were sent to the city council and the city’s staff. A
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