« November 2020 · All months · January 2021 »
December 2020
- WRCF Awards $25,000 To Organizations Working To Make Holidays Bright Despite COVID-19 Pandemic Dec. 1
- Two Yurok Reservation Residents Test Positive For COVID-19, Are Recuperating At Home Dec. 1
- Harbor District Explores Partnership With Renewable Energy Firm That Extends Beyond Electricity Dec. 1
- Touting Potential Economic Benefits, Crescent City Harbor District Commissions Offshore Wind Energy Study Dec. 1
- Rural Human Services Explores Change of Venue For Farmers Market Dec. 2
- (UPDATE) Brookings Teen Paralyzed During Surfing Accident in Harbor; Family Asks Community for Support to Cover ‘Enormous’ Medical Bills Dec. 2
- The Del Norte Sheriff's Office Wants to Team Up With Residents to Conduct Porch Pirate Sting Operations Dec. 3
- Brookings-Harbor SD Retreats To Distance Learning Through Winter Break; Seven New COVID-19 Cases Reported In Curry County Wednesday Dec. 3
- Smith River Fire Protection District Purchases Two Shiny, New Rescue Engines for $400,000 Dec. 3
- Though Official Numbers Aren't Available, Public Health Officer Says Del Norte Picked Up Nearly 100 New COVID-19 Cases Since Last Week Dec. 3
- Santa's Workshop Is Coming To Town; Low-Income Families Have Until Tuesday To Sign Youngsters Up For Gift-Giving Program Dec. 4
- With COVID-19 Numbers Still Not Updated, Del Norte's Public Health Officer Explains What A Regional Stay-at-Home Order Means For Local Businesses Dec. 4
- New Crescent City Councilors Will Take Their Seat, Swimming Pool Update On Monday's Agenda Dec. 4
- Brookings Fred Meyer Pharmacy Offering COVID-19 Rapid Antibody Testing Dec. 7
- Yurok Tribe Closes Reservation in Response to Rapid Increase in COVID Cases On and Off Tribal Territory Dec. 7
- Defendants Plead Guilty, One Sentenced, In October Assault Of Solid Waste Authority Director At Landfill; Security Concerns At Property Persist Dec. 7
- 63 New COVID-19 Cases Reported in Del Norte; Public Health Officer Speaks To Possible Stay At Home Order For Del Norte County Dec. 7
- Three Hospitalized Due To COVID-19; Supervisors Approve $5,300 For Ultra Cold Freezer Ahead of Vaccine Dec. 8
- Jason Greenough Takes On Crescent City Mayor Job; Alex Campbell Will Serve As Mayor Pro Tem Dec. 8
- Assemblyman Wood Discusses COVID-19, Broadband Access With Del Norte County Supervisors Dec. 9
- Supervisors Allow Housing Project To Proceed Despite Planning Commissioners' Concerns About Storm Water Dec. 9
- Public Health Distinguishes COVID-19 Cases At Prison From Residents; 10 New Patients Identified Wednesday Dec. 9
- Pool Update: Crescent City Aquatics Supervisor Likely To Start In January, City Manager Says Dec. 10
- Crescent City Approval Of Sales Tax Measure Ordinance Prompts Discussion About The Use Of Consultants Dec. 10
- Del Norte Sheriff's Deputies Rescue Two Men Trapped Inside Capsized Boat Dec. 10
- More DNHS Students Received Ds and Fs In School Year's First Six Weeks Than Last Year; Board OKs Plan To Bring More Kids On Campus Dec. 11
- K8 Students Will Be Back In Class Following Winter Break; Staff Concerned About Lack of Subs Dec. 11
- Sheriff's Deputy Carried Disabled Elderly Man From Burning Brookings Home as Cars Exploded, Oregon State Police Says Dec. 13
- Curry County Public Health: 20 New Cases of COVID-19 Confirmed Yesterday; Nine Recorded at Sea View Assisted Living Center Dec. 13
- Small Slide At Last Chance Grade Temporarily Halts U.S. 101 Traffic Dec. 14
- Commercial Dungeness Crab Season Starts Dec. 23; Fishermen May Be In For A Low Abundance Year Dec. 14
- (Updated) Second Del Norte County Resident Dies Of COVID-19 Dec. 14
- McGuire Town Hall Focuses on COVID-19 Spread, Vaccine Dec. 15
- Del Norte High's Tiny House Class Will Get A Roof Over Its Head; DNUSD Board Approves $500,000 Bond Expenditure for HVAC Systems Dec. 15
- COVID-19 Update: 11 New Cases Reported In Del Norte County Dec. 15
- Solid Waste Authority's Proposed No-Trespass Ordinance At Landfill, Transfer Stations Carries Fines, Jail Time; Needs County, City Approval To Pass Dec. 16
- Though State Officials Have Come Up With A Temporary Fix, Governor's Veto Could Make Disposing Treated Wood Difficult, DNSWMA Director Says Dec. 16
- COVID-19 Update: Five New Cases Reported; No New Infections Among Pelican Bay State Prison Inmate Population Dec. 16
- UIHS Native Tobacco Project Releases Survey Focusing On Smokeless Products Dec. 17
- Food Security Task Force, Pacific Pantry Needs Help Assembling, Distributing Christmas Boxes Dec. 17
- There's A Light At The End Of The COVID-19 Tunnel, But Next Two Months Are Critical, Health Experts Say At McGuire Town Hall Dec. 18
- Santa's Workshop Spreads Christmas Cheer This Weekend; Program Will Offer Toys To Restaurant Workers, Owners Dec. 18
- (VIDEO) Short Documentary Explores How Klamath Dams Have Damaged the Health of Local Tribes and the River That Feeds Them Dec. 21
- (Updated) Public Health Couriers Fetch Del Norte's First COVID-19 Vaccine Doses From Humboldt, Distributes Them To Hospital, Skilled Nursing Staff Dec. 21
- COVID-19 Update: Nineteen New Cases Confirmed This Weekend Dec. 21
- 'We've Got Ample Space'; Sutter Coast Hospital CEO Talks COVID-19 With Crescent City Council Dec. 22
- Wildfire Plan Identifies Areas Of Concern In Greater Crescent City; CCPD To Transition To A More Thorough Reporting System Dec. 22
- Housing Authority Can Help 40 More Families Thanks To CARES Act Program Dec. 23
- Sutter Coast Hospital Nurses And Physicians Get First COVID-19 Vaccines Dec. 23
- New Beachfront Park Master Plan Seeks To Honor Del Norte's Natural Beauty, Cultural Diversity and Recreational Opportunities Dec. 23
- COVID-19 Update: Twenty-five New Cases Reported To Public Health Over Holiday Weekend Dec. 28
- Five Days Into Commercial Dungeness Season, Seafood Buyers, Fishermen Haggle Over Price Dec. 28
- Measure S Oversight Committee Applications Go Out; Members Tasked With Reviewing Tax Revenue Expenditures, Spending Priorities Dec. 28
- COVID-19 Update: 22 Cases Reported to Del Norte Public Health On Monday Dec. 28
- State Offers COVID-19 Relief Dollars To Small Businesses; Grant Application Process Starts Tomorrow Dec. 29
- COVID Resiliency Grant Keeps Three Del Norte County Child Care Centers Running Dec. 30
- Yurok Tribe Purchases 40-Acres In Klamath For Organic Farm; Over 65 Acres Will Be Dedicated To Food Production On Reservation Dec. 30
- Del Norte COVID-19 Update: 13 New Cases Reported; 4 Hospitalized Dec. 30
- Fallen Tree Shuts Down Western End Of Howland Hill Road Dec. 31
- Blended Learning For K8 Students Resumes Monday, High School Students Should Stay Tuned For Changes; Newsom Announces Plan, $2 Billion To Reopen Schools Dec. 31
- Brookings-Harbor School District Releases Timeline For In-Person Classes Dec. 31
- Arts Program Allows Pelican Bay Inmates To Show Their Creative Side To Del Norte County Dec. 31