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Good Work | The Walk to End Alzheimer’s takes place Oct. 10 (opens the original)
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This column feels more personal than most because my father, who just turned 90, suffers from dementia. While he hasn’t been specifically diagnosed, we’re pretty sure it’s Alzheimer’s. I’m the child who lives too far away to be actively helpful, so I try to be supportive from afar while my mom, also pushing 90, and my sister serve as dad’s caregivers. He remains himself in many ways, but sans most of his memories and with a world that grows ever smaller. For years, Alzheimer’s was something of a
Humboldt County Search and Rescue having a busy year | Good Work (opens the original)
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Humboldt County Search and Rescue helps sheriff’s departments locate, rescue, and recover missing people. They also assist in disasters and emergencies. As the organization’s website points out, with 2.3 million acres of mostly rugged terrain, we live and play in a beautiful place but at times things go wrong. I spoke with HCSAR volunteers Jan Friedrichsen and Jesse Buell and opened by asking them how they came to be involved in the effort. Jesse worked in a support search-and-rescue position in
Good Work | Humboldt County Children’s Author Festival begins next month (opens the original)
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There’s this simply awesome event that comes to Humboldt every other year: the Children’s Author Festival. This is one of those years, with the festival hitting its crescendo from October 15-17. Katy Longshore serves as a volunteer. She states that the motivation is “100% to promote literacy,” a vision stated in 1974 when the festival first began. “By bringing the actual creators to local schools, we hope to inspire children to pick up more books, maybe even write their own.” Katy went on to say
Good Work | The Redwood Coast Reading Alliance helps support people with dyslexia (opens the original)
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She might not describe herself this way, but I’d say Susan Benoit finds herself on a crusade … a nice crusade. She serves as spearhead of the Redwood Coast Reading Alliance, an online information and resource clearinghouse for families, educators and physicians in Humboldt County who are interested in learning more about reading and dyslexia. Knowing that rural communities have few resources for people who struggle to read, Susan and her colleague, Stephanie Strasser, created their website to of
Good Work | ‘The sky’s the limit’ for the Eureka Theater (opens the original)
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Gregg Foster and I are standing at the edge of the balcony inside the spacious Eureka Theater. She’s a grand old lady, built during the heyday of American moviegoing by a man named Mann. George Mann built several theaters, including others in Arcata and Fortuna. When the lights are down, she’s beautiful. When the lights are on, as they are now, you can see that she needs some work. But the needs of the building aren’t the heart of the story, Gregg says. He serves as president of the board of the
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