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KIEM
March 8, 2018
MCKINLEYVILLE, CA. – Four members of the Coast Guard who played a role in a brave rescue are being recognized. On October 14th of last year near Crescent City, these officers saved a 16-year-old hiker who had become stranded on a cliff-face 300 feet above the ocean. They brought their helicopter toÃâà...
Lost Coast Outpost
March 7, 2018
(PHOTOS) Crab Fishermen Rescue Young Deer That Was About to Drown Near Humboldt Bay Entrance ... was headed back to port after a day of crabbing when they spotted something in the water, some sort of animal swimming between the south and north jetties that frame Humboldt Bay's bar crossing.
Eureka Times Standard
March 7, 2018
The Coast Guard is scheduled to recognize four Sector Humboldt Bay aircrew members during a ceremony, Thursday, for their role in the rescue of a stranded hiker near Crescent City, Oct. 14, 2017. The Coast Guard Air Medal will be presented to Lt. Jacob Dorsey, Petty Officer 1st Class Nicholas GardnerÃâà...
Redheaded Blackbelt
February 25, 2018
Humboldt Bay Fire HBF Eureka At 1202 AM this morning, Humboldt Bay Fire responded to a structure fire at the 1400 block of Summer Street. Firefighters arrived to find a residence with heavy fire to the rear as well as electrical arcing from the power lines. All of the occupants of the residence were outsideÃâà...
Eureka Times Standard
February 17, 2018
People walk and gather behind Blue Ox Millworks after a ribbon ceremony to officially open the newly completed Eureka Waterfront Trail. Eureka gulch trails are planned, and a connection to the Humboldt Bay Trail in Arcata along Highway 101 may be made in 2021. Shaun Walker — The Times-Standard.
Lost Coast Outpost
February 11, 2018
MCKINLEYVILLE, Calif. — The Coast Guard rescued two men stranded on Pewetole Island near the coast of Trinidad, Sunday morning. A good Samaritan kayaker contacted Coast Guard Sector Humboldt Bay watchstanders just after 9 a.m., reporting that two people were stranded on Pewetole Island.
KRCRTV.COM
February 10, 2018
When complete, the 13-mile-long Humboldt Bay Trail will run from south Eureka through Arcata, serving as an anchor for a network of adjacent trails that connect surrounding communities. It will be a non-motorized trail, which the county said it believes will increase road safety, provide a low-cost travel alternative, expandÃâà...
Eureka Times Standard
February 9, 2018
Humboldt County is leading the development of the “Humboldt Bay Trail South” project to construct the 4.2-mile link between the two trail projects recently completed by the cities of Arcata and Eureka. In addition to serving the region's transportation needs, the Humboldt Bay Trail will enhance recreationalÃâà...
