June 2020

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Farmers Markets — Hallmarks of a Del Norte Summer — Begin With Pandemic-Related Alterations This Month Jun. 1
Del Norte Celebrates Preschool Graduations; Available Daycare Slots Going Fast, DN Child Care Council Says Jun. 1
Local Churches Contemplate Resuming In-Person Worship During a Pandemic; COVID-19 Forum Set For Thursday Jun. 2
Crescent City Allows Use of Facilities to Resume On Case-by-Case Basis Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic Jun. 2
Yurok Tribal Council Giving $1,250 to Tribal Citizens Struggling Due to COVID-19 Jun. 3
Curry County Sheriff Takes to Facebook In Response to Rumored Coos County Antifa Protest Jun. 3
City Takes Loan From Sewer Fund To Solve Cash Flow Problem Caused by COVID-19 Emergency Jun. 3
Del Norte Unified Survey Asks Parents How They and Their Youngsters Are Adjusting to Distance Learning Jun. 3
Yurok Tribe to Distribute $2 Million in CARES Dollars to Member-Owned Businesses Jun. 3
Crescent City Man Arrested for Setting His Trailer Home on Fire, Meth Possession Jun. 4
Hoping For Congress's Help, City Council Dips Into Water Fund, To Fix 2016 Storm Damage on Pebble Beach Drive Jun. 4
Yurok Tribal Members Plan Protest March Due to the Rehiring of Javier Kinney Jun. 4
Del Norte Debuts New COVID-19 Info Hub; Forum Discusses Community Testing, Contact Tracing and Reopening Jun. 5
'I Am A Cycle-Breaker': Yurok Tribal Men, Women, Staff Call For Ousting of Javier Kinney Jun. 5
(UPDATED) Hotels Can Offer Emergency Shelters to Motorists Stranded Due to Police Activity on 101 Jun. 6
'This Is An Effing Turning Point!"; Del Norte Rallies Against Racial Injustice A Second Time Jun. 7
Pursuit, Stand Off Near Last Chance Grade Halts U.S. 101 Traffic For 11 Hours Jun. 7
Expect Hybrid Learning to Become Norm This Fall Jun. 9
World Refugee Day Vote Turns Into Spat Over Del Norte's Sister City and Conflicts of Interest Jun. 9
County Scraps Wonder Stump Road Changes Following International Public Outcry Jun. 9
After Serving 200,000 Meals to Kids During the COVID-19 Emergency, DNUSD Kicks Off Summer Food Program Jun. 10
Del Norte Has Zero Active COVID-19 Cases Currently; Public Health Officer Discusses Stage 3 Reopening Components Jun. 10
With Projected $800k Budget Hole For 2020-21, City Will Likely Keep Pool Closed Through the Summer Jun. 11
Caltrans Plans U.S. 101 Closure South of Crescent City due to Last Chance Grade Project Jun. 12
Hybrid Community Emergency Response Training Offered Jun. 12
Inmate Walks Away From Del Norte County Jail Jun. 12
RV Parks, Campgrounds, Vacation Rentals Welcome Visitors Back; Aquariums, Outdoor Recreation Resumes Jun. 12
DNHS Graduation — The Quarantine Edition: Class of 2020 Celebrates a Strange Senior Year Jun. 12
Elk Valley Cross Road Plan Calls For Safety Improvements, But Funding For Those Projects is Needed Jun. 15
Elly Hoopes Reportedly Out as Yurok Tribe Executive Director; Tribal Chair, Councilmembers Silent on Her Dismissal Jun. 16
One Active COVID-19 Case Surfaces as Del Norte Public Health Officer Says Tattoo, Massage, Facial and Manicure Services Can Resume Friday Jun. 16
Crescent City Council Moves Forward on Pebble Beach Drive Project, Receives More Information About Advanced Construction Process Jun. 16
(Updated) Seafood Processor Looking to Open Plant in Crescent City, Bringing 20 Jobs, Meets Rough Waves Jun. 17
In A World of COVID-19, Providers Wrap Heads Around Hosting Youth Camps, Other Programs Safely Jun. 18
Art Scene for Del Norte, Curry Counties Jun. 19
Tribal, Community Health Partners to Host Virtual Opioid Abuse Summit, Naloxone Training and Distribution Jun. 19
Free COVID-19 Testing Still Offered; Fort Dick Location Planned Wednesday Jun. 19
Uncertainty Rules as DNUSD Prepares to Adopt Its 2020-21 Budget This Week; GATE Program On List of Proposed Cuts Jun. 22
Del Norte County Sees First Hospitalization From COVID-19 Jun. 23
Gitlin, Berkowitz Call For Law Enforcement Proclamation Rebuffed; Board Approves MOU With Sheriff's Employees Association, Will Discuss Public Safety Thursday Jun. 23
Big Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox Have Masked Up For Your Safety Jun. 23
Yurok Tribe Appoints Public Health Officer to Oversee COVID-19 Response Jun. 23
City Council Approves Refunds to Pool Passholders, Urge Community To Get Involved In Stakeholder Group Jun. 23
Crescent City Council Adopts "Phase 1" Budget Amid Ongoing COVID-19 Concerns Jun. 24
Del Norte County Seeks Deputy Public Health Officer; Healthcare District Officials Still Concerned About Prison Jun. 24
Six Rivers Has Free Firewood Permits Available Jun. 25
City, County To Pursue Separate Sales Tax Measures for Public Safety in November Jun. 25
Klamath Man Initially Charged With a Hate Crime in 2017 Killing of Native American Man Pleads to Lesser Charge; DA Cites 'Problems With Proof' As Reason for Plea Bargain Jun. 26
DNUSD Survey Presents Parents Learning Options for a Fall Defined by COVID-19 Jun. 26
Boil Water Order Issued for Brookings Neighborhood Jun. 28
U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Distressed Boaters After Vessel Capsizes Near Chetco River Mouth Jun. 28
A Second COVID-19 Patient is Hospitalized Jun. 29
DNUSD Trustees Have Misgivings About Bond Measure After City, County Pursue Tax Initiatives Jun. 29
Brookings-Harbor School District Asks Parents to Weigh In on Learning For Next Fall Jun. 30
DNUSD Adopts 'Stop-Gap' 2020-21 Budget That Will Undergo Changes in August or September Jun. 30
Health District Makes Third Attempt To Stop Inmate Transfers to Pelican Bay During COVID-19 Pandemic Jun. 30