Arcata, United States (Local)
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Kevin L. Hoover’s coverage predominantly focuses on local urban development, government policies, and community engagement in Canton, Ohio. His reporting heavily features announcements and expert commentary related to urban planning, city infrastructure, and government policies.
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By: Kevin L. Hoover
Once the arduous reopening process is complete, book buyers will be greeted by the same Northtown Books crew, and pet the same dog, Dante’s poodle, Tovi. Fortunately, insurance covered the crew’s lost income during the post-fire down time. “Everyone’s been getting paid,” DiGenova said.
By: Kevin L. Hoover
ARCATA – Northtown Books and Dandar’s Boardgames and Books are reopening in the building formerly occupied by Hatchet House, 737 G St., just south of Café Brio on the Plaza. The 6,000-square-foot building will be divided between the two businesses, with Dandar’s on the north side and Northtown on the south side, just as they were situated at the H […]
ARCATA – One glance at the kitchen, bar and dining area at Plaza Grill in Jacoby’s Storehouse will tell you why its grand reopening has been pushed back a week, to Wednesday, April 15. The main floor is a morass of tools and debris as the DJ stage and other leftover features from the former Havana restaurant are dismantled for […]
ARCATA – The brass plaque which described conflict between settlers and Arcata-area Native Americans as “Indian troubles,” at last has replacement wording that eliminates the objectionable term. The rock-mounted marker for the nearby Jacoby Building, California Registered Historical Landmark No. 783, was first installed June 8, 1963 amid community fanfare. In 2018, amid a wrenching public debate over the since-removed […]
RATE PROJECTIONS for coming years. Figures via City of Arcata
ARCATA – The air-raid siren that for decades sounded at noon in downtown Arcata is back in the Arcata Fire District’s hands. The reacquisition was announced on AFD’s Facebook page. Whether the red, 8-horned sounder will resume the noontime blasts once heard from Valley West to Bayside, the fire district isn’t yet saying. Installed in 1976, the siren went silent […]
HUMBOLDT – The initial shock over allegations of animal abuse at non-profit Miranda’s Rescue in Fortuna gave way to grief and anger as horrific new revelations about the situation came to light. The Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office announced May 2 that it had “credible information” regarding alleged felony animal abuse, animal cruelty, fraud and conspiracy at what had been a […]
REDWOOD RENDERING The west entrance to the Yurok Natural Resources Campus. Via City of Arcata
CONNECTIONS Transportation activist Peg Martinez talks with participants in a guided walk around the Central Arcata area, which is slated for major connectivity improvements. KLH | Union
By: Kevin L. Hoover
ARCATA – If SkyNet is going to take over civilization globally, it will somehow have to get past a wary Arcata City Council. Carbon-based units on the council last week set about staring down AI, forging strict guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence in city business. With Mayor Kimberley White absent, four councilmembers also approved minutes of meetings going […]
