A public safety crisis continues to unfold in Montague, California, as recent personnel actions at the Montague Fire Department have sparked concerns about emergency response capabilities and adherence to departmental procedures. According to department bylaws revised in April 2021, which directs the fire department’s right to self-govern according to the […]
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The Real Santa of Siskiyou: Where Christmas Comes from the Heart
Holiday Santas in Los Angeles get paid $150 per hour to work during the holidays. But this is about the real McCoy Santa Claus here in Siskiyou County: Starting in November, this Santa Claus gets very busy. His wife, Mrs. Claus, sews all his (and her) outfits. At the end […]
CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY CHALLENGED IN MOUNT SHASTA ARREST CASE
YREKA, CA – A preliminary hearing in Siskiyou County Superior Court has highlighted the complex intersection of local law enforcement and indigenous sovereignty claims. The case, involving an October incident at Mount Shasta City Park, continues with newly scheduled court dates. The People of California v. Joe Emerson (Case No. […]
Siskiyou County Raises Over $600,000 in Giving Tuesday Campaign
In a remarkable display of community generosity, Siskiyou County organizations raised more than $600,000 during this year’s Giving Tuesday campaign, with the Siskiyou Land Trust leading the charge by collecting $100,999 from 190 donors. The annual giving event saw strong support for environmental conservation, cultural preservation, and social services. The […]
Log in River Photo – Per Your Request
As we all know, logs float (maybe not the people at RES?). And when they’re in rivers, they end-up jammed-up against bridge supports. This can and does result in bridge failure as well as severe damage to other structures and homes as we see in this photo from the […]
National Institute of Health ‘NIH’ covering Wild Horse Fire Brigade
With the new and improved Trump Administration coming into power, the funding of FAKE SOLUTIONS for wildfire and toxic smoke that are driven by narratives and not science will likely come to an end. The Grift is Over assuming Trump carries-out what he has promised. And as a taxpayer, I […]
McCloud High’s 1974 Championship Football Team Finally Gets Their Banner
It only took 50 years! At the McCloud High School Loggers’ 50th alumni reunion last year, the senior and junior class of ’74 noticed that among the purple and gold championship banners lining the gymnasium ceiling since 1962, there was no banner from their undefeated season in the Evergreen League. […]
UPDATE: A Review of the article by J.B MacKinnon titled:
‘The Other Side of the World’s Largest Dam Removal’ In regard to STEP 1 cited in my article, Hakai Magazine is a flakey operation and is already out of business! See photo below.. Article ⤵️ Starting with the title, those in the know realize the ‘other side’ was not honestly presented, as suggested in the […]
Siskiyou Voters Decide Multiple Races and Measures with 74% Turnout
Siskiyou County Election Results – November 5, 2024 Final Unofficial Results (916 estimated ballots remaining to be processed) Results with 100% (62/62) precincts reportingVoter turnout: 74.58% (20,865 of 27,978 registered voters) PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENTDonald J. Trump/REP – 11,889 votes (57.77%)Kamala D. Harris/DEM – 8,014 votes (38.94%)Robert F. Kennedy Jr./AI […]
It’s an UnHoly Smoke – Prescribed & Cultural Burning – Now Insured by Oregon Taxpayers?
Do Oregon taxpayers realize they are now underwriting insurance for prescribed fire and cultural burning, also known as ‘RxFire’? There’s a good argument that, if the insurance industry won’t touch this risk because it doesn’t make sense at any economic level, why should Oregon taxpayers be forced to underwrite liability risks […]