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
- COMMENTARY: “Paradise Lost: The Wolf Management Crisis in Northern California”Commentary by Crystal Emsoff I attended a community meeting on wolves last night presented by California Department of Fish and Wildlife. It was the most frustrating, discouraging meeting I think I have ever attended. I went into the meeting feeling optimistic and hopeful (that’s my default) but I left with a sense of doom and… Read more: COMMENTARY: “Paradise Lost: The Wolf Management Crisis in Northern California”
- COMMENTARY: Social Security Policy ChangeSeveral weeks ago, on the morning news I was watching, a policy change at the Social Security Administration was mentioned, saying that retirees who wanted to make changes to their social security account would have to physically go into a social security office. It was pointed out that this may be a burden for elderly… Read more: COMMENTARY: Social Security Policy Change
- TRAVELS (TRAVAILS?) OF AN OCTOGENARIANAnn and I are no strangers to international travel. Over the years we have been to Italy, Germany, Netherlands, United Kingdom, France, Greece, Turkey, Peru, Bolivia, Vietnam, Thailand, Caribbean Islands, Mexico, and Canada; and I’m sure I’m leaving some out. We’ve been blessed. A few days ago, we returned from our most recent travel adventure,… Read more: TRAVELS (TRAVAILS?) OF AN OCTOGENARIAN
- Obituary: Joseph Damian DuerrWith broken hearts, we share the passing of Joseph Damien Duerr, who left this world far too soon on April 30, 2025 at the age of 44, after a courageous battle with addiction and mental health struggles. Joseph was born on February 5, 1981. He was one of a kind, loved by all who met… Read more: Obituary: Joseph Damian Duerr
- Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Arrest Blotter- Crimes and Arrests from May 5-12, 2025DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this report is derived from public records maintained by the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office. All individuals listed are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This report is provided for informational purposes only and does not imply guilt or criminal activity. Charges listed represent initial booking charges… Read more: Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Arrest Blotter- Crimes and Arrests from May 5-12, 2025
