April 13, 1936 – March 13, 2023 Reprint Girdner Funeral Chapel Obituary The Super family has not fully prepared (no one is really ever completely ready) to say our goodbyes to our dear mother, grandmother, great grandmother, Nancy Super. She has lived the full life. At the age of 86, the challenges […]
Author: Jay A. Martin
Mount Hermon’s Application for Kidder Creek Orchard Camp Zone Change (Z-14-01) and Use Permit (UP-11-15)
Dear Honorable Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors, I call for the vote. Based on the information provided in this letter of protest, I believe there is an abundance of justifiable reasons that compels you to deny Mount Hermon’s application to expand the Kidder Creek Orchard Camp (KCOC) from 165 occupancy […]
Press Release: RESOLUTION REGARDING HYDROELECTRIC FACILITIES
The Siskiyou County Republican Central Committee is pleased to announce that at the recent California CAGOP Convention in Sacramento attended by nearly 1400 delegates a Resolution was adopted by the Board of Directors announcing their support for the Citizens of Northern California and Southern Oregon who are trying to retain and preserve the historic Klamath Hydroelectric Facilities and the lakes behind them.
No California salmon: Fishery to be shut down this year
CalMatters Network by CalMattersMarch 15, 2023 Republished under a Creative Commons license. By Alastair Bland In summary The salmon industry, worth about half a billion dollars, is devastated. The culprits: Drought and decades of water diversions and development. Most summer mornings at first light, Jared Davis is a few miles west […]
An URGENT WARNING from Keep Scott Valley Rural!
Although Keep Scott Valley Rural is not opposed to the expansion of the Kidder Creek Orchard Camp children’s program, the camp, now known as Mt. Hermon/Kidder Creek Orchard Camp, is seeking approval to expand from 310 to 844 attendees per day. Their plan includes a massive commercial year-round conference center. […]
Discover Soda Mountain Wilderness ‘Little Pilot’
Centered in a seventeen-hundred-acre parcel of land east of Interstate 5 and just south of the California-Oregon border. On my travels up Copco Road just after Iron Gate Reservoir is a great vantage point for a picture with a long-distance lens. Took some research to find a name as it […]
White Paper 2-15-23 ASSESSING THE REASONABLENESS OF THE SCOTT RIVER WINTER FLOW MINIMUM OF 362 CFS
ASSESSING THE REASONABLENESS OF THE SCOTT RIVER WINTER FLOW MINIMUM OF 362 CFS By Sari Sommarstrom, Ph.D. Thank You Scott Valley Agriculture Water Alliance Article submissions can be sent to Publisher And thank you for being a part of Siskiyou News
UPDATED March 13th `Water From Trinity Lake is Being Drained for Repairs
Trinity Reservoir Update – March 13th 2023 Trinity Reservoir is currently at 33% of capacity (47% of historical average to date). Trinity has benefitted the least out of Central Valley Project reservoirs with the series of atmospheric river bringing added water supply; however, the reservoir is largest dependent on snowmelt […]
Updated Replies Sent to Siskiyou News “Mt. Shasta High School to Require Porn Reading in the Freshman English Classroom!”
Email #4 Professional Judgemen According to Amazon, currently, 7,587 reviews submitted for “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian” give it an average rating of 4.6 out of 5. There is far more to the content of this piece of literature than selected lines printed in the Siskiyou News. […]
Siskiyou Seeks Efforts To Retain The Hydroelectric Facilities.
Richard Marshall President of the Siskiyou County Water Users Association is giving a presentation to the CAGOP Convention in Sacramento, California on March 11th, 2023. The goal is to obtain a Resolution from the Convention supporting the Siskiyou efforts to retain the Hydroelectric facilities. This is a series as there […]