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An artistic rendering of the proposed hotel project at Cher-Ae Heights Casino off Scenic Drive south of Trinidad, as submitted to the North Coast Journal.

Action Alert: Comment on Trinidad Hotel Project by June 7!

NEC Staff - June 1, 2019 0

Planning Needed Now to Prevent Future Infrastructure Damage Around Bay

Aldaron Laird - June 1, 2019 0

Mixed-Use Zoning: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?

Colin Fiske - June 1, 2019 0

An artistic rendering of the proposed hotel project at Cher-Ae Heights Casino off Scenic Drive south of Trinidad, as submitted to the North Coast Journal.

Trinidad Rancheria Unveils its Revised Hotel Proposal

Outside News Source - March 19, 2019 0

Tracks from illegal ORV use crisscross the “Super Bowl” site in the dunes near the City of Eureka’s Samoa Airport property. Photo: J. Kalt.

Déjà-vu in the Dunes

Jerry Martien - February 1, 2019 0

The Hunter Ranch easement in eastern Humboldt County. Below: Photo: courtesy of NRLT.

NRLT Celebrates Land Conservation Successes

Dan Ehresman - February 1, 2019 0

Community Outcry Results in Mercer-Fraser’s Removal of Proposed Hash-Lab in Willow...

NEC Staff - December 5, 2018 0

Trinidad Hotel Proposal Sparks Community Concerns

Ted Pease - December 1, 2018 0

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Humboldt Alliance for Responsible Planning Calls for Public Input on Trinidad...

Humboldt Baykeeper - September 20, 2018 0

NEC and EPIC File Complaint Against Mercer-Fraser Co. and U.S. Forest...

Hannah Sargent - July 18, 2018 0

View from Titlow Hill looking south, in snow. Photo: John Abela, Flickr CC.

Changing the Law Rather than Enforcing it: The County’s Response to...

Anne Maher - March 22, 2018 0

Overlooking the Mad River. Photo: Jesse Palmer, Flickr CC.

Proposed Cannabis Facility on the Mad River Puts Humboldt’s Drinking Water...

Anne Maher - February 15, 2018 0

View from Titlow Hill looking south, in snow. Photo: John Abela, Flickr CC.

Titlow Hill: Trees and Prairies, or Houses and Marijuana Grows?

Marisa D'Arpino St John - February 1, 2018 0

The site of Mercer-Fraser’s proposed cannabis extraction facility is in the Mad River floodplain along Highway 299 between Blue Lake and McKinleyville. Base map from Humboldt County Web GIS (http://webgis.co.humboldt.ca.us).

Special Allowance for Floodplain Cannabis Lab Sought by Eureka-Based Mercer-Fraser

Jennifer Kalt - February 1, 2018 0