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The 'Water Vampires' are coming. Make no mistake; they will not be satisfied until they have greedily sucked the very life force out of Trinity County. Water is the new gold! It is the greatest resource that Trinity has, along with her timber and biodiversity. Trinity is about to be raped and pillaged. More ... BIG BAR I was truly humbled when I read the letter from Dr. Malee about the medical uses of marijuana. I had no idea it was a panacea for such a long list of diseases and maladies, perhaps exceeding the efficacy of that popular medicine of earlier generations, snake oil. More ... The last community Thanksgiving dinner was held in 2005, not 2002, as reported in a recent Trinity Journal. Perhaps the organizers were referring to the last time that HRN sponsored the free Thanksgiving dinner. In 2004 and 2005, the community dinner was held at the Golden Age Center. More ... I am educated in using controlled peer reviewed studies. The Nov. 18 letter to the editor is neither, but it is an excellent advertisement. Cannabis is a crude, mind altering medication. Its action is usually attributed to the varied cannabinoids content. More ... In my humble opinion, I believe Trinity County should adopt a decriminalization of marijuana law. That would free up law enforcement officers to deal with more pressing matters. Legalize it, stop this madness with picking on the people who do abide by the law. More ... 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 ... It is my understanding that in May the county told the Sheriff's Department to cut $150,000 from their budget, which they did. When the governor took more than $400,000 from the County General Fund, the Sheriff's Department was asked to cut an additional $126,000. I assume this means fewer Deputies in a county that already has too few. More ... This letter is for those folks who typically bring their dogs to the annual Lewiston Bridge Lighting and Fireworks. So, with an official plea, on behalf of your dog(s), please leave them at home! Some owners simply aren't aware of the effect that fireworks have on their dogs and bring them to the festivities. More ... During a recent emergency and acute stay at Trinity Hospital in Weaverville, I found myself within a community of caring, dedicated professionals who not only treated my physical needs, but provided an atmosphere close to home so my wife, family, and friends could extend their love and emotional support more easily as well. More ... |
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