Sonar Survey on Copco’s Natural Lava Dikes “Wards Canyon Reef Survey Area”

Siskiyou News Acquired the Sonar Map from Statewide Land Surveying, when asked them to comment and analyze the data, I was told by the survey company that they collect the data set and technicians do the reading of the data. I think of it like when we get an Xray. The Technician takes the X-ray, then another specialist reads the X-ray.

I have emailed public domain maps to a map technician, fingers crossed for help, and hope to get them converted from data to a visual map. Being all data sets that only map makers have available. Always looking for help, the hours are long and the pay is like your lunch. If you do not bring it you do not eat…

Below: Journal of Electricity, Febuary 22, 1913. In this journal it talks about how the dam is used for flood control and releasing water down the Klamath during the summer. Very Interesting to read and will history repeat itself?

Below: Very interesting report on Indian Affairs dated 1855

Below is a paragraph from a letter written by Mr. Parker Thaler to the State Water Resources Control Board on January 27th, 2017. *to be continued, As this letter will fill in the blanks on a PDF and presentation at https://bringthesalmonhome.org/understanding-dam-removal/#historic-salmon-runs

• Nature’s Kitchen: Local Organic Cafe Closes, Legacy Continues
  As the chapter closes on nearly five decades of full-service organic dining, with the final day of cafe service on October 31st, the staff and owners offer a heartfelt message:  “Our customers have enriched our lives. We had a good run.” After nearly five decades of serving organic, made-from-scratch meals, Nature’s Kitchen, a beloved fixture… Read more: Nature’s Kitchen: Local Organic Cafe Closes, Legacy Continues
• Measure W: Balancing Control, Independence, and Practical Challenges
  Siskiyou County voters are facing a crucial decision with Measure W, which proposes changing the County Auditor-Controller position from elected to appointed. This measure has sparked a debate that touches on complex issues of governance, independence, and practical realities. The discussion gained momentum after the county enacted Measure 22-07 in March 2022, an urgency ordinance… Read more: Measure W: Balancing Control, Independence, and Practical Challenges
• SisQ Arrest – Bookings Report October 7th – 14th, 2024
  Well, well, well, looks like Siskiyou County is giving Las Vegas a run for its money in the “What Happens Here, Stays Here” department! From the looks of this arrest report, the local motto might as well be “Come for the nature, stay for the bail hearing.” It seems the county’s hottest nightclub is the… Read more: SisQ Arrest – Bookings Report October 7th – 14th, 2024
• the Obituary of Donald Dean Meek
  Don Meek was born in Yreka, California, to Gerald & Marvel Meek. The youngest of seven children, he was raised in Scott Valley, where he resided until joining the military. As a member of the U.S. Armed Forces, he got his first taste of the world as an Army Motor Transport Operator in Europe at… Read more: the Obituary of Donald Dean Meek
• OPEN LETTER: VOTE NO ON MEASURE “W”
  APPOINTMENT OF AUDITOR-CONTROLLER BY BOARD OF SUPERVISOR The voters are being asked AGAIN by our Board of Supervisors to change the selection for the Auditor-Controller’s position from an elected position to an appointed one.  Why you should vote NO ON MEASURE “W”: (1) The Auditor-Controller is an independent, non-partisan elected office.  By making this an appointed position… Read more: OPEN LETTER: VOTE NO ON MEASURE “W”