Yes. Good evening and welcome to the local news today is Friday December 6th I'm Tanya Morley reporting for Pam you in today's news community meals reinvigorated at the Healy senior center winter holiday fairs will be happening this weekend and written comments to supervisors on Tara Jen project do you. Stay tuned to news on these stories and more coming our Ida. Yesterday December 5th just before 11 am the Humboldt County sheriff's deputy patrolling Clam Beach Drive in McKinley Ville located a stolen vehicle out of Arcadia a suspect who fled the scene was later apprehended County Sheriff's Office press information officer Samantha carcass shares more. We had a sheriff's deputy on patrol in the area of Clam Beach Drive and they can leave l. . And while that deputy is on patrol he observed a parked vehicle and it was matching the description of a lot of our. So the deputy maybe you turn and attempt to invest in a own vehicle and there was a male subject ending up at the vehicle. And his name is Daniel Patrick Osgood and he led when he saw a deputy approaching and he fled into nearby brush so our deputy looked around for us to find them and. Use their investigation and the one vehicle side of things confirms that the vehicle was in fact still and be a clot of arcade. And so we had additional deputies response if that vehicle and parts for us good. Us good was located by deputies hiding in the brush. And we did a search of us good and well it is approximately 11.3 grams of. And during a search the vehicle our deputies located a large amount of suspect at all and property. As well as confirm the one property from the California park deputies also discovered tools for burglaries inside the stolen vehicle yesterday on Clam Beach Drive the suspect always good was booked at the Humboldt County jail yesterday for multiple charges including possession of a stolen vehicle and property and carrying a concealed weapon. Anyone with information for the sheriff's office regarding this case is encouraged to call 707-445-7251 or the anonymous crime tip line at 707-268-2539 or very very thankful to specially those other humble community we've been having a lot of you know community members working with us and helping us solve crimes in that area and United Press appreciation for the unity in Humboldt County is correctional facility has begun its 2nd annual creative contest for inmates and part of this contest or. Each dorm receives a 2 by 2 plywood square that they are allowed to paint Christmas or holiday. That I would want and that I would take in for display. And for the contest we took pictures of those and we're going to be posting those picture Thursday on our Facebook page the sheriff's office Facebook page and the community will be able to vote on their favorite photo. Or Caylee so you have lights on your your favorite and then we're also going to have those photos displayed at our 11 Eureka tomorrow and arts r k that following those votes we're going to have those votes to like in then we'll pick the communities favorite photo or painting. And then that dorm that wins has the most like painting will then go on to receive a popcorn and movie party for Christmas. Press information officer Samantha Carr gets conveyed how important it is for those in the correctional facility to enjoy the holiday season holidays can be a hard time just in general for people so you know add that the stress and the you know sometimes trauma that comes with holidays and then amplify that by being locked in a facility and it can be really rough we do things like this in order to boost the inmate boost morale throughout the entire facility it gives them something to look for to help with behavior. It allows people to be on a better behavior because they want to participate be a part of it and have it it's helpful you know to not only spread Christmas cheer for the inmates but also the community as a community involved in seeing that you know these are people inside our facility that that are hurting you know and they're they're having to spend their. Their Christmas away from their loved ones and you know they have loved ones of those people that loved and it's just good you know overall for the community and. If you would like to see pictures of the humble county inmates art contest you can look at the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office Facebook page today December 6th marks the official candidacy period for candidates for Humboldt County supervisor came up during Schmidt brings you the latest. The official candidacy period for supervisor Oriel district has begun in Humboldt and Mendocino counties in Humboldt County the 1st 2nd and 3rd district are currently up for reelection in the running for the 1st district are 2 candidates incumbent Rex bone and Cliff Berkowitz in the 2nd District 5 candidates incumbent. Michele Bushnell Shonda varies rect French and Michael McCaskill in the 3rd District incumbent Mike Wilson is running unopposed and Mendocino County the 1st 2nd and 4th district are up for reelection in the 1st district there are 4 candidates James green glen McGirt John Kennedy and John Sacco it's incumbent Kerry Brown chose not to run for reelection and the 2nd District 2 candidates Maureen Mo and so Neela incumbent John McGowan has chosen not to run for reelection and in the 4th District 2 candidates incumbent Dan Gertie and Lindy Peters came a news will bring you a full report on the candidates and the upcoming election cycle on next week's edition of the local news today at the Healy senior center a free community lunch was coordinated by the nonprofit group Southern humbled Housing Opportunity who rented the Healey and will continue offering free community lunches if they receive enough support from the local community the chairperson of the Southern humbled emergency preparedness team Patti Rae was appointed to the housing trust and homelessness solution committee by supervisor. To find and coordinate local and county wide solutions. Meanwhile Going forward our. Housing Opportunities are show group running the Healy senior center for Fridays providing meals and a point of contact for public health and behavioral health to follow up on those said they have been assisting and assess how they may help others access meds counseling and other services are. Meals to twice a week it's fun so now several people expressed their gratitude while enjoying the fresh hot meal together today the lady here. Was actually kind enough to let me come in and get her hands and one of her what shirts and at least let me get a little thought it was like if you want to hang out here or. If we need more help since you're here. Take it up on the offer because that we haven't really been wanting to have the community to get to know me sometimes when you're around here. Because I really need help because he wants to know as we are yes Clay I have a. Word with any thoughts here it's right. About the meal plan it's really delicious for one thing that is very wonderful I just happened to be over it. And heard that there was a community here this is an I've never been to a lot of years and it's certainly you know it's a fun little people that I know who are really good food. Christina described how difficult life can be without support with me having the good ol epilepsy I mean around just your mother b.s. Your lack of sleep lack of the eating that you know will cause me to go into a seizure to my dehydration. And I had pretty much all that last night and I am actually really enjoying the heat Jared Billingsley was also grateful for the free community meal at the Healey today . Said benefits me because I'm hungry not. Very for her. To feel really good food here very close to this is yeah good healthy milk heart. There was no wrong but think you can take some guns to work on her next action kind people will tell you hey there's material like plates right here volunteer chef Babbitt Bock said today quote I am grateful for what Peggy and her group are doing they're finally making what has been my dream for this area happen people deserve basic human necessities nourishment a place to get clean a place to relieve themselves and a place to sleep basic medical care you know just the basics. If you want fancy then you should pay for it everyone deserves to be treated with respect people shouldn't lay expectations on each other we're always on a learning curve of life some people are there and some people aren't everybody is dealt a different deck and your perception of what someone's life is could be 180 degrees from what it is and the judgment needs to stop everybody needs to eat and food is one of the things that can bring comfort on some levels that's just why I do it because you feed a person in so many different ways and quote again the southern humbled housing opportunities group is seeking financial support for community meals and a piece of land to create a safe camp in southern Humboldt to contact them you can e-mail s h e p t i n f o at g. Mail dot com This Sunday at redwoods rural dental center in Redway the affordable homeless housing alternatives or Aha will be offering free hot showers and sharing fresh clothing the nonprofit Aha affordable home last housing alternatives located in Eureka has a portable self-contained 3 child shower that will be offered here in Soho and soon we are looking for funding to allow us to continue to operate this much needed service more importantly we're looking for property close to town for a step in a Shane as safe camp please contact me about the June 2019 letter explaining overall goals to achieve a local safe camp. This is a community effort many have volunteered to help pull this together we are going forward and with our communities continued help I feel we can find solutions that will help our community become safe clean and prosperous that was Patty Ray who is helping coordinate these events with Southern Humboldt Housing Opportunity which you can reach if you email s h e p t dot i n f o at g. Mail dot com Those who know me know I would not be doing this work if I did not see a light at the end of the tunnel our community is creative diverse and solution oriented I look forward to helping to create a community we can be proud of thank you again Ahas mobile shower van will be stationed in the parking lot of redwoods rural dental center this Sunday starting at 10 am Redwood's rural dental center is located just up West End Road from the California Highway Patrol office in Redway Aha also welcomes everyone this Saturday December 7th to their monthly general assembly in Eureka food and socializing starts at 11 30 am and the meeting itself is from 12 to 2 pm at the Labor Temple at $840.00 Eastern eat in Eureka you can find out more about these events and ongoing fundraisers for the affordable homeless housing alternatives known as off ha on their Facebook page. This year the humble County Department of Health and Human Services is operating its a winter shelter program until March 20th it provides short term lodging for those who are homeless elderly and disabled who are placed in winter shelter if possible in their own communities it is primarily 1st come 1st served although people are prioritized based on need screening interviews take place Monday through Friday from 9 am to 4 pm excluding County holidays during the screening staff will be able to determine if the applicant is potentially eligible for cow fresh medic out works housing assistance and other supportive services people in Humboldt County can apply for winter shelter through the Department of Health and Human Services at the following locations the Garberville office at 7 to 7 Cedar Street the Eureka main office at 9 to 9 Koster Street and the hoopa office at the medical center at 535 airport road the Eureka Center for Spiritual Living at 239 Boone Street is pleased to announce its 1st ever free holiday decoration exchange on Saturday December 7th from noon to 4 pm everyone is invited to come by and take whatever decorations they would like No donation is requested but would be appreciated for more information or to donate decorations to the Eureka Center for Spiritual Living You can call Scott Marcus at 707-834-4090 or you can find out more on their Facebook page Eureka c s f l. Also on Saturday you can support Southern humbled vendors of goods crafted by children and handmade for kids at the annual children's winter fair at beginnings octagon in Bryce Lind from 10 am to 4 pm Hello hello hello out there happy holidays everybody this is about I'm a parent of a children's house student I want to encourage everybody to come down this Saturday to the beginnings octagon for the winter arts fair they'll be crafts you can take care of those wonderful gifts you've been needing to get the vendors to have great stuff to offer there's going to be rethought making and bow making it's just going to warm your heart it's a lovely event the all the staff and volunteers have been working really hard to put this on it's exactly what we all need to make us feel good and have fun so hopefully we'll see you down there happy holidays once again much love. You can reach the children's winter fair this Saturday at beginnings octagon a few miles west of Redway off of Bryce Lim Thorne road if you follow the signs you'll find on the east side of Bryce Lind during the fair the new group Paul's holiday choir will serenade everyone at noon. Or. Paul's holiday choir will also perform Sunday afternoon at the 43rd annual winter arts fair which is starting this Saturday at 10 am at the material community center the 2 day event will feature handmade Artesian booths musical entertainment festive food and children's activities including a visit from Santa doors will open from 10 am to 6 pm this Saturday and Sunday admission will be free to kids under the age of 12 and adults over the age of $65.00 at the material community center at $59.00 rescue lane in Redway the humbled County Board of Supervisors will hold a special hearing regarding the Terra Gen wind project on December 16th However their written public comment period ends next Monday December 9th Lauren Schmidt reports. After 3 meetings of the Humboldt County Planning Commission regarding the controversial humbled wind energy project the proposal is headed to the Board of Supervisors on December 16th to appeal the Planning Commission's decision and make the final call on moving the project forward after commissioners rejected the project in an unexpected $4.00 to $1.00 vote in what's been described as a nail biting finale unlike regular supervisor meetings that take place and the Humboldt County Courthouse this special hearing on Monday December 16th will be held at a Dorney center this comes in response to pressure from the public to secure a larger venue However the written public comment period ends Monday December 9th the public will be given another opportunity to comment at the December 16th meeting earlier today I spoke with Adam Kantor the natural resource specialist with the tribe who has vocally opposed this project canter catches us up with the tribe and the terror in wind project in this interview. Currently something that we have tried has been facing as well as other concerned members of the community is the Karajan project and the Planning Commission recently denied it however the final vote will go to the Board of Supervisors and adds My understanding public comment and a Monday at noon. Written comments must be submitted. At noon Monday the night at the courthouse and still make public comment at that actual order supervisor's meeting on the 16th and 17th but if you want the supervisors to actually read your comments and be able to digest just them they need to be done by noon this coming Monday the 9th and a little tidbit there is you need to have one original copy and then 9 additional copies which is kind of a lot of paper but that's what's expected if you want them to actually get processed there's other developing news involving a labor contracts and Karajan if you want to talk about that. Yeah so we just got word that the central label Central Labor Council that Tara chin agreed to all terms that the labor movement has demanded from them for this project and said that the electrician and trade unions have changed their position and now report the terror Chian project and said Kerrigan agreed to the project labor agreements for all of their contracts in California so it's not just this project across the board a decision in the unions one out big Kerrigan is scared basically and they know that there's a real possibility that they will lose so they really had to dig deep into their pockets and said if this is kind of a big thing and you know we're meeting with labor union representatives today because they actually you know have the gall to to try to to ask us to reconsider our mission based on this change you know one thing that has to be considered you know while there will be jobs during the construction phase of this project which is anticipated 12 to 18 months you know that it's these are not sustainable jobs and there's only going to be 15 permanent jobs if the project is built our guard most of what the local union might think a lot of these jobs are going to be folks from out there you and on that note you know Terry Jen has been trying to persuade the county as well as the community that you know they are green company but also with that monetary incentive you're kind of mentioning you know now they're trying to bring in the labor unions but they've also mentioned that they'd be the biggest tax payer in Humboldt County So what do you say to people who are maybe swayed to go for this project based on monetary incentives. Well from what I've heard from from other representatives across the United States that are either on tiny commissions or supervisors that you know immensely regret ever backing when development projects that you know the tax benefits never really an out the way that the development corporations paint paint them so they're saying $2000000.00 a year if you take a population of Humboldt County and divided by $2000000.00 comes out to only $15.00 per person per year and so that's one way I like to look at it you know that's less than a parking ticket and much less than property taxes or anything like that and so I would say that the greater benefit is really protecting one of our most iconic cultural and biological hotspot that you know people come from all over the oral to see our redwoods to to drive on the Avenue of the Giants to go up to Bear River Bridge in the Raptor in the city that can only be seen in the Cape Mendocino grasslands important bird area that was established by Audubon and so that's what I would say to people that say oh well we should do this because of the financial incentives Well this is a financial incentives don't really play out in the long term you know this is a 30 year project that you know our younger generations are here and Humboldt County for much longer than that and have to deal with the environmental and cultural consequences of this kind of project thank you so much I don't know any other final remarks you'd like to make. There's going to be a rally next Saturday's her Ging folks to come out. From the y. Name either in Scotia and will be marching across that you'll river to Rio del and there's going to be speakers we encourage folks to have find and like I said that will be starting at noon at the y. Name or Saturday's summer 14th and so that will be off in a good artistic great line and you know it's a great opportunity to go to ground 0 you know and really you know if you if you don't get there good on Scotia often this is a great opportunity to come and see you know you know how how close the prison ridges are and how much of a of a part of the landscape of these communities that Bear River a monument retro or and the significance of the impact this project would have on those communities and beyond Again that was Adam Cantor the natural resource specialist with the we tried discussing updates on the controversial Terra Jing wind project although Cantor stated that local labor unions had turned in favor of the proposed wind project John from the Humboldt Central Labor Council stated they have yet to take an official position. The written public comment period and this Monday December 9th at noon comments need to be submitted in person to the Eureka courthouse as the county did not assign an e-mail they asked that you print an original copy and 9 additional copies for supervisors and administrators however spoke in public comment well also be accepted at the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors special hearing where they will consider the fate of the Humboldt wind energy project that meeting is scheduled for Monday December 16th at the Dorney Center 1011 waterfront drive in Eureka In addition the we are tribe will hold a rally at the Wynn I'm a theater in Scotia on Saturday December 14th to protest the project came a news will bring you more on next week's news cast this is Ben Lauren Schmidt reporting for Cayman news and turning to many. Will be using helicopters saw along the electric distribution line in the brick trails community northwest of Willits as part of safety and reliability work according to Pacific Gas and Electric Company quote a helicopter saw or Helli saw is a series of circular saws suspended from a high performance helicopter used to trim the tops and sides of trees near high voltage transmission and distribution lines p.g. And e. Uses the hell he saw in remote areas to maintain safe and reliable service to its customers p.g. And e. Will prune the limbs to prevent future power outages and increase public safety by helicopter saw is a safe way to prune trees in remote areas where snow and muddy roads make safe killer access to the power lines a challenge and quote. The hell he saw work will take place this Sunday December 8th along goose road Monday December 9th along Buckeye road and Tuesday December 10th along Ridge Road from about 8 am to 4 pm each workday That's all for tonight's broadcast thank you for listening thanks to Daryl e-file in for engineering and thanks to our reporter Lauren Schmidt came a news is online you can find us on came a dot org Sound Cloud Twitter and Facebook that's where you'll see stories links related documents and videos if you have questions or suggestions just give us a call at 707-923-2605 or send us an e-mail at news at k. Mud dot org reporting live from our studios in Redway I'm Tanya Horlick. That interests you. 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I'm Rick Smith and this is labor history and to this day in labor history theatre was $937.00 that was the day the National Labor Relations Board began hearings on an unfair labor practice brought by the international mine millon smelters mine mill had been fighting the union busting tactics at Eagle picture led company the union had been organizing lead and zinc miners in the tri state area of Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma during the Great Depression they built the union by emphasizing safer working conditions stressing the hazards of silicosis and Tipper culo says in their book deadly dust silicosis and the politics of occupational disease Gerald Markowitz and David Rosmer note that one of mine Mills demands include at the elimination of the company clinic they argued it was used to target and fire diseased workers rather than provide a safe work environment mine will also organized in other area industries to counteract the near total power of mine owners in the region when the union called a strike at Area mines in May 1935 the area's largest producer Eagle pitcher lead moved quickly to force a lockout and establish a company union during the hearings the union was limited in its ability to raise health and safety issues they did win reinstatement and back pay for workers fire during the strike but the case brought national attention to silicosis in the tri state area in a letter to Francis Perkins the following year the head of the Cherokee County Central Labor body hope to secure legislation to compel the companies to install ventilation systems and safety devices he noted the average life of a miner was 7 to 10 years with many dying in 2 or 3 years but sadly a federal standard. Silica was still decades away labor history had to brought to you by the Illinois labor history society and the Rick Smith show for more information go to labor history enter dot com Like us on Facebook and follow us on the Twitters at labor history at Inter. Ok everyone. Is lovely it's very white out there so please drive safely It is 640 I have some information for you to communicate under and classifieds in critter corner. A reminder the next day my board of directors meeting will be held on Monday December 9th at 2 pm at the heart of the redwoods hospice in Garberville if you're interested in what goes on here at your community radio station come to the board of directors meetings. Come and voice their opinion listen and love to hear from our community. The Garberville town square is hosting a lighted truck parade this evening. You are invited to so most facility open house in visioning on Saturday December 7th from 10 am to 12 pm Humboldt State is looking for thoughts and ideas about how to creatively use the summer with the syllabi at the $51000.00 square foot space located at $1601.00 So a boulevard in Arcadia this is an opportunity for Community Partnerships and collaboration would you like to see an Innovation Center Research Center maker space or something else. See you are invited to tune in tonight for a replacement Ford discussions with Michael McCaskill we're actually having discussions with myself and my co-host Sherrod Brown so that will be coming up in 20 minutes and we open we're opening up the lines of course 123-3911 we're going to have it open forum tonight so we're here to talk about local issues affecting us and our community would love to hear from you what's on your mind what are your challenges what are your victories. All right let's read the Cayman classified ads. 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Continue in the classifieds need great primary care redwoods roll medical clinic and read way is accepting new patients services offered include acupuncture behavioral health Suboxone and perinatal programs tele health and more but a service is available regardless of your ability to pay visit our r h c o r g for more info or call 92327834 sale 2 used lumber racks from full size diesel trucks for 650 bucks call 84949674 sale a family is looking for a new home for their dog Bruno they don't have the right setting for him anymore he's a great big dog mastiff Rottweiler kind of kind of kind of course so Bruno needs love cuddles a place to run and quite a lot of food to feed his 140 pounds he's well trained fixed and an alpha dog they really want to find the right home for him he can for $200.00 adoption fee call Josh at 798-7797. 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Creating calendar we've got the event for Wednesday December 11th the annual Humboldt redwoods interpretive associations holiday parties on Wednesday the 11th at $530.00 at the humble Redwood state park visitor center between Meyers white and we are out on the Avenue of the Giants it's a great family friendly event with carols by the Humboldt harm Harmony's refreshments an exciting silent auction a Christmas tree lighting and Santa comes so everyone gets to take photos free event the more the merrier that's at the state park visitor center. And the county planning department in the McKinley the municipal advisory committee are facilitating a community roundtable discussion also on the 11th from 532732 identify the most important components of the McKinley the town center plan this will be a fun and lively workshop exploring options for the future of the town center in the heart of McKinley though at the pop up museum 1520 city center road come share your ideas finally for one state the California Native Plant Society invites the public to north coast scholarship research with state December 11th at 7 30 pm at the 6 rivers may sonic lodge that's a 251 Bayside road. In Arcadia doors open at 7 pm for snacks sales and socializing the North Coast Chapter of c.n. P.s. Offers free public programs on the 2nd Wednesday of each month September through May 8th 2 to 2015 or north coast c n p s o r g. Thanks On Thursday December 12th they just you Department of Music will present the semester's and jazz combos under the leadership of Dan all Doug sharing this event long sharing this evening long concert with the Am jazz band led by how he Kaufman on Thursday December 12th at 8 pm in focus in her sidle hall $10.00 for the general public $5.00 for kids and free for h s u students. Friday December 13th Gloriana musical theatre presents the Snow Queen a diff light for fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen running December 13th through the 22nd at Eagles Hall in Fort Bragg tickets available at Gloriana dot org and harvest market in Fort Bragg admission 16 for adults 14 for seniors for kids children under 5 are free. Everyone is invited to Don funny hats and celebrate the legacy of local artist Victor Thomas Jacoby at an awards ceremony to be held Friday December 13th from $4.00 to 6 pm at the Morris graves Museum of Art in Eureka 3 artists Susan Block Amy Fowler and Jimmy Nord were chosen by committee as the $21000.00 award winners freshman's will be served and each artist will give a brief presentation on their work. Join Redwood region Audubon Society on the 13th for an end of your potluck dinner and show and tell bring a dish to share and we will provide drinks and utensils if you need them to share your best pictures and stories email photos for the show and tell to board at r r o r g by the 11th dinner starts at 6 program at 7 at the 6 rivers Masonic Lodge . Bring a mug for shade grown coffee and fragrance free 267-0314 further information was. Was was it's now time for the game that Ritter corner given the singer found please let me know so we can hope that your furry friend returned to. Please call the office 32513 between 9 and 4 weekdays in the studio at 9233911 other times. We've got 3 dogs missing from Orchard lane and right away they are all Border Collie mix is 2 male one female 2 are black and white one is red and white and they were last seen at 630 on Wednesday December 4th call Louie at 223-6044 we have a found a female pit bull which is a blue with a gray color with no tags last seen on the 4th at the new Harris store please contact Rafael. Excuse me last that was found at the new herstory police contact Rafael at 932-0174. On Monday November 25th 2 dogs are lost in the blocks area near the Larry Creek subdivision one is a female husky named Dakota white with blue eyes wearing an orange collar with tax is a male silver and red Doberman wearing a green collar with tags please call Larry 602-5118. Found 2 white dogs one looks like a he there with blue eyes and one shepherd mix and wearing a red and blue harness they were found on brands road please call Connie at 904-7326. You've been reunited with your friend please let us know. That's why he's having the time they. Were removed. From losing a. Loser . Loser. That's was having the time they. Were removed. From her. I i i i i i. I. I I I support for Kaman comes from St Joseph health Northern California a not for profit driven by a belief that health is a human right St Joseph Health thanks it's $5000.00 caregivers across northern California for their commitment to patient safety and compassionate care Larimore s t j h s dot org. 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And share and share and we are kind of hosting an open forum talk hour from 7 to 8 which were record I'm pretty excited about. I'm kind of nervous that's what I want to encourage people to call in. We want to start a conversation it's like thank God is an hour in the morning now you have an hour night and I want to hear what's going on out there I was just looking at this video there's a lot of activism going on obviously in Chile in South America right now and just a contact warning this kind of an expert talks about sexual assault but there's an article in The Guardian says to land entire rape them becomes international feminist phenomenon of rapists.
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