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In light of a new L.A. Times article that refers to Hayfork as a "pot paradise," let me restate my previous position. Hayfork does not need marijuana to survive. We don't want it here either. By we I mean the majority of the good citizens of this community. More ... Dear Trinity County Board of Supervisors, So let me get this straight — you make the supposedly innocent move to help the people and vote for the largest legal possession limit for Proposition 215 users and growers. More ... I am writing to encourage our local, state, and federal agencies to work together to protect the Rush Creek watershed from pollution caused by illegal dumping. A small sign with "NO DUMPING" on it isn't working out there. More ... Contrary to popular belief the health care reform debate in Washington, D.C., has little to do with health care and everything to do with the acquisition of power and control by the already out-of-control federal government. Any involvement whatsoever in health care by the fed is a blatant usurpation of their constitutional authority. More ... I wanted to tell the great people of Weaverville, thank you. My husband and myself had a wonderful two days wandering through this sweet, whimsical, historically wonderful town. It's great that there are so many people willing to stop; stop what they are doing and talk ... talk! Friends of strangers as we called them. More ... A big thank you to all who came out and generously supported our Fire Company barbecue, dessert and silent auctions. It was a huge success. Thank you to the TAP Campground, the Mostly String Band, Kathy Rose and Sup. Howard Freeman for their help and support. More ... To the People of Trinity County: Please accept our apology for being unable to keep the many people who care for Santi informed as to how he is doing. His incredible strength and the amazing outpouring of prayers has been truly amazing, and the combination of those has truly made a huge impact toward his constantly improving condition. More ... Trinity Wildlife Survival Center would like to thank everyone who bought raffle tickets for the beautiful wildlife quilt made with love and hard work by Lois Reed and the Trinity Stitchers. Also, thank you to Lois and the Stitchers! More ... I got up at 3:35 a.m. Monday, Oct. 5, to take an antibiotic. I looked out the kitchen window and saw a small blaze start. I immediately called 911. The 911 service is so perfectly excellent that the police were here in about 60 to 90 seconds, even before I had the hose on the water pipe. More ... The Hayfork Seventh-day Adventist Christian School and Church wish to express our gratitude and thanks to the merchants and individuals in Hayfork and Weaverville who donated to our recent auction. It was a smashing success … we raised more than $3,000 for our church school! More ... |
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