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North Country Fair at 52 - North Coast Journal (opens the original)
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Overcast skies and even a few early in the day sprinkles served as a gentle reminder the change of seasons is underway for the large crowds attending the 52nd annual North Country Fair last weekend in Arcata. Alex Ozaki-McNeill, director of the fair, said this year’s theme of “Stronger Together” was selected because, in these divisive times, our local community is strongest when we support each other and stand with one another to work toward a healthy environment, a robust and vibrant local econ
The Good and Bad News at CPH’s Fall Welcome - North Coast Journal (opens the original)
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After attending decades of welcome-back fall meetings at the former Humboldt State University, I found it interesting to watch President Richard A. Carvajal at Cal Poly Humboldt, the ninth president and first Latino to lead CPH after being president of Valdosta State University from 2017 to 2025, in his first ever Fall Welcome event on Monday, Aug. 17. He also shared budget news and serious concerns about projected fall student-enrollment numbers of interest to the campus and the community. This
Corkscrew Trees and a Crooked Trail - North Coast Journal (opens the original)
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Perfect weather on Aug. 1 and a desire to be among the first to walk the newly opened Crooked Trail brought my wife and me to the adjacent and newly open-to-the-public ‘O Rew Redwoods Gateway — a 125-acre Yurok Tribe-owned and managed preserve just north of Orick. The new entry gate read, “Welcome to ‘O Rew Yurok Country, Southern Gateway to Redwood National and State Parks.” We love to walk on trails we’ve never been on before but this was even better — we’d be among the first visitors to round
Coming Together for Obon - North Coast Journal (opens the original)
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A large crowd showed up under lightly smokey skies from wildfires on Sunday afternoon at Arcata’s Creamery District to celebrate Obon. The Japanese Buddhist festival honoring the spirits of one’s ancestors is a recent tradition in Humboldt, having begun locally in 2022. After opening shakuhachi (Japanese flute) music by Rick Kruse, emcee Marylyn Paik-Nicely welcomed the attendees and described the unique and ever-evolving nature of the Arcata event as “Obon Humboldt style.” Rev. Sakamoto, former
Annie and Mary and Ladies and Crows - North Coast Journal (opens the original)
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The Mad River Old Crows (aka the Old Crows), a Blue Lake men’s group/social club “with no hierarchy, agenda or rules,” emerged on the scene 13 years ago to enjoy each other’s company and to donate their skills, money and energy to community projects. In recognition of their many contributions, the Blue Lake Chamber of Commerce named them the grand marshals of this year’s Annie and Mary Day Parade held last Sunday, Aug. 9. This was only the second time in 58 years of the Annie and Mary Day Parade
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