For 6-month old Nox Toler and his 2-year-old brother, Theo, of Crescent City, it was an up-close and personal visit with first-responders and superheroes … with no emergencies to deal with.
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The population of Klamath exploded Aug. 18 with visitors to the Yurok Tribe’s 56th-annual “Salmon Festival.”
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Traffic in both directions on U.S. Highway 101, north of Brookings at Harris Beach, was routed around a worksite this week during an invasive weed-abatement project.
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Whenever there’s a cheese competition somewhere in the world, it’s a good bet the name Rumiano will be among those acclaimed.
How is it possible that the mornings already are beginning to feel like fall, the trees are turning colors and school is about to start?
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The Triplicate carries an Adopt-a-Pet full-page ad on alternating weeks that features photos of four-legged friends looking for a family. Why are there so many photos? Because local animal shelters are filled to capacity with rescued animals.
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Jamie Brassard is eager to get the word out about the Gasquet American Legion, especially thanks to recent actions of President Donald Trump.
Josh Ammons, 21, of Crescent City gets comfortable inside a bloodmobile Aug. 14 after donor-care specialist Michelle Fox of Brookings hooks him up to give a pint of blood.
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The words “library” and “a quiet place” seem to go hand in hand.
The Yurok Tribe’s 57th-annual Klamath salmon festival is set for Aug. 17, with this year’s theme Skue’n ‘Owook (“Can’t Wait Until Tomorrow”).
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More than 350 people celebrated the hard work, activities and accomplishments of hundreds of Del Norte County youth during the Aug. 8 “Summer by Design Showcase” at the Crescent City Cultural Center, hosted by Building Healthy Communities (BHC).
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Sherry Brenson said she loves working with the special-needs population through the Dragonfly Program in Crescent City.
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There are numerous ways one might spend those golden years after retirement — traveling, spending more time with family and friends, pursuing a hobby …
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When Crescent City’s Downtown Divas host an event like their “Live From Downtown: It’s First Friday,” you never know who you’ll meet.
Coast Central Credit Union has announced the opening of its fall 2019 round of the CCCU Dean G. Christensen Community Investment Program.
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Farmers Rick and Jessie Shepherd said they’ve long had a tenuous relationship between their commercial blueberry crop and the area’s elk herds.
One might say the life source of county fairs runs through Ron Crook’s veins.
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A trio of artists with Crescent City backgrounds have made a short film highlighting the U.S. anti-Asian immigration policy of the late 1800s. That film now is in the post-production process and scheduled to debut at a Sacramento film festival this fall.
Imagine an alien invasion last night in Crescent City. A group of youthful musicians here did just that, playing an appropriate soundtrack to accompany such a sci-fi spectacular.
It was standing room only for opening night of the Lighthouse Repository Theatre’s latest production, “Giants in the Sky.”
Images will run wild Aug. 10 during the fifth-annual “Chalk Art” event 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at Crissey Field State Recreation Site.
As the group of young adults with the nonprofit international exchange Rios to Rivers rounded the bend in the Klamath River and came within earshot of the Requa Boat Ramp, some 50 Yurok tribal members rose to their feet in welcome.
Brothers Artash and Artak have been barbecuing at family gatherings since they were toddlers, barely big enough to reach up and turn the skewers of meat.
The deadline for the inaugural “Tansy Games” has been extended by a month, allowing participants to continue collecting tansy ragwort through Aug. 22 because of a late bloom this year.
Meet just a sampling of the 70 or so eclectic, creative craftspeople and artists displaying their talents during this weekend’s “Festival of Art” in Brookings ….
As they usher in the 126th-annual Del Norte County Fair on Aug. 1-4, organizers are touting fresh, new attractions plus returning favorites.
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A fountain sculpture in Crescent City dedicated to lives lost in a tsunami here has toppled under suspicious circumstances.
It’s a city within the City of Brookings.
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Steve and I are meeting an increasing number of nice, helpful people in our new communities of Crescent City, Brookings and surrounding area.
If you drive by the Brookings Municipal Pool first thing on a summer morning, Monday through Friday, you’re likely to hear plenty of laughter and see a pool filled with seniors.
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A seemingly endless line of German vintage, air-cooled Volkswagen cars and vans overtook the California-Oregon border this past Sunday, July 21.
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Cancer survivors — still in the fight — and their supporters took a victory lap this past weekend at the 2019 “Relay for Life” at Del Norte High School in Crescent City.
Scientists now can predict where and when blue whales are most likely to be foraging for food in the California Current Ecosystem, which helps in the management of the endangered population, a new study shows.
Carpenter ants are the scourge of homeowners in the Pacific Northwest. They do far more structural damage to homes and other buildings than all other insects combined.
Firefighters work the scene of a blaze that broke out July 22 near Elk Valley Road and Michigan Avenue. The fire scorched abandoned vehicles and other items, but was quickly contained and put down. There was evidence of other recent fires in close proximity. No injuries were reported. The ca…
Avery Renee Spitzer was born July 17, 2019 at Sutter Coast Hospital in Crescent City, California. She weighed 5 pounds, 14 ounces and measured 20.5 inches.
For those who prefer doing their grocery shopping on Wednesdays or Saturdays, the Brookings Harbor Farmers Market offers plenty to choose from.
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Earlier this week, one of our reporters was asked by a news source if Country Media would be shutting down The Triplicate and/or The Pilot. In response, he wondered aloud to her, “Why would the new owners spend all of that money just to close the doors?”
Five years after the first “Hero’s Quest” was held, there’s another chance for young men to take on the challenge.
Center for Care Innovations has announced its partners for “Addiction Treatment Starts Here: Community Partnerships” program.
The Gasquet Raft Race turned 50 this year and it celebrated the milestone with its biggest turnout ever.
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Those attending the “Southern Oregon Kite Festival“ will see a variety of sizes, shapes and colors filling the sky above Brookings Harbor on Saturday and Sunday, July 20-21.
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The old Red’s Twin Cinema theatre located at the corner of 4th and G streets has new owners already hard at work getting the building back in working shape.
When the Make-A-Wish Foundation asked Gabriella Molina for her wish, the 11-year-old from Wells, Minnesota had a quick answer.
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When learning a new task as a youngster, it could be frustrating and seemingly impossible. But my mom would remind me that as long as I was taking two steps forward and only one back, I was making progress.
Your chance to support the fight against cancer is just around the corner.
Brookings Second Saturday Art Walk
