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Madrone won’t seek reelection in 2026, endorses candidate Mary Burke
Humboldt County 5th District Supervisor Steve Madrone recently decided he won’t seek reelection in 2026.
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Arcata PE teacher competes for votes in national contest
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Redwood Region Logging Conference Education Day honors founders
Maribelle Anderson and Diane Ogle, of Mendocino County, and Jan Benbow, of Humboldt County, established Education Day at the conference in 1987 and were selected as this year’s achievement award recipients. “Their efforts have shaped an educational program that now...
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Man hit by fireball at Scotia power plant
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CSU extends timetable for Cal Poly Humboldt president search
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College of the Redwoods Wolves? CR eyeing a team name change
College of the Redwoods will look to ratify the changing of their mascot during Tuesday's Board of Trustees meeting.
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![Terri Vromen-Little plunges into Humboldt Bay holding her guitar as the first of the Positivity-Montessori School team to go into the water. The 24th Perilous Plunge found Humboldt Bay a chilly experience for over 100 plungers diving into the cool waters in support of the Redwood Discovery Museum. Plungers had a hot tub at the ready for them, accompanied by the Lumberjack Marching Band, when they emerged from the chilly waters Saturday. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PLUNGE-01")
Photo | Perilous Plunge 2025
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![The three-time NCAA champion Humboldt women's rowing team competes on Saturday at the Blue Heron Humboldt Regatta, the lone home meet of the season for Humboldt.It's the third of four straight weekends with a meet for Humboldt. (Dylan McNeill/The Times-Standard)]( "ETS-L-ROWING-0330-01_ef0c98")
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![The Peg House was built by Hans Hauer "around 1961 ... at the site of the old Gill's Airport," according to a sign outside the store. The Peg House is a traditional Danish structure using pegs for construction (built without nails), using hand-hewn beams. Owners Gary and Diana Ballard can be found at the Peg House located on U.S. Highway 101 near Standish Hickey campground in North Leggett, right near the Humboldt-Mendocino County line. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-01_3e8dba")
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![The Children’s Room at the Humboldt County Library was filled with children, parents and caregivers designing and creating “leprechaun traps” using upcycled materials last Saturday. April 12, the Children's Room will feature a "Frog and Toad" party from 11 to 1 p.m. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-01_6bceb1")
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![The Raging Grannies perform for a packed hall at the Jefferson Community Center celebration of International Women's Day. Performances, speeches, and plenty of food were offered to community members, who overfilled the community room last Saturday.
(Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-04_49c737")
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![Allan Daniel and Katilyn Daniel, 4, Madilyn, 8, (not pictured) pet a cute rescue puppy from the Sequoia Humane Society at the Dog Expo presented by the Humboldt Dog Obedience Group (HUMDOG). The annual Dog Expo was last weekend at the Redwood Acres Fairgrounds. More than 30 breeds were available for petting and snuggling, and plenty of care information from attending breeders and dog owners. The event offered many free activities including a dog agility demonstration, fetching exhibitions and much more for the large crowd. attending. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-01")
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![Described as one of the "fun guys," Humboldt Yacht Club team bowler Will Bagnall delivers a ball for a strike as Wendy Hill of the "Groovy Shrooms" College of the Redwoods Child Development Center takes aim at trying to get a strike herself. The 42nd edition of the Bowl for Kids' Sake, titled the 2025 FunGiBowl, had pins flying and balls rolling for hours Friday and Saturday as the Big Brothers and Big Sisters of the North Coast packed Harbor Lanes in Eureka for the event supporting local kids on the North Coast. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "BOWLING-01")
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![A new billboard installed along U.S. Highway 101 in Arcata reads "Israel, The Eternal Jewish Nation. Fighting Terrorism, Seeking Peace." beside an AI generated woman with a Star of David necklace. Behind her, an American and Israeli flag blend together. The previous billboard, which was torn down a few days after it was installed, said "CALL ME A ZIONIST. IT ONLY MAKES ME PROUDER" (Sage Alexander/Times-Standard)]( "BILLBOARD")
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Photo | Arcata Israel billboard replaced with new message
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![Garth Bonomini, Gretchen Anderson, Ryder Auckland, the newly crowned Mr. Humboldt 2025 who performed as Mr. Cowabunga, and Lucas Thornton Anderson stand in ambient light from the stage where Mr. Humboldt was selected from 20 contestants that began the night dancing, performing, answering provocative questions and a bathing suit competition. The Mr. Humboldt Pageant packed the Arcata Theater Lounge last Saturday.
(Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-01_9f3550")
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![Topher Reynolds holds a trombone with community personality Michaele Whiteley with the Loud Neighbors Brass Band helping to kick off the Humboldt Marble Weekend held at Redwood Acres on Saturday and the annual Marble Hunt in Old Town Eureka on Sunday. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-02_278111")
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![Ellen Durfee reads a book with her great-granddaughter Bailey Sue Grow, a kindergarten student at Peninsula School in Samoa. The pair joined dozens of families, parents and caregivers joining in on the Take Your Child to the Library Day at the Humboldt County Main Library last Saturday. (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-02")
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![Alexia Potts holds her Bella, 13, beside her 1993 Ford F-150 at the end of a convoy starting in Fortuna and ending in McKinleyville. When asked why she joined the convoy, Potts answered "Why not? Gotta support Trump!" (Jose Quezada, HUMEDIA/For the Times-Standard)]( "PHOTOPAGE-04_58854c")
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Movie Review | ‘Very Bad Day’ reboot has too few memorable moments
"Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip" is rated PG for some...
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Entertainment briefs | Concerts planned at Cal Poly Humboldt
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Theater Review | ‘Steel Magnolias’
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Letters to the editor | April 3, 2024
Film 'No Other Land' to be shown in Arcata When in the history of the...
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Editorial | Words matter