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• Possession of Controlled Substance for Sale Arrest December 16, 2020
  During a search of the vehicle, deputies located materials consistent with packaging and sales of a controlled substance. During a search of Hostler incident to arrest, deputies located approximately 37 grams of heroin packaged for sales.
• A Curriculum that Empowers December 9, 2020
  “I know it’s possible to create a curriculum that empowers Native youth,” Baldy said. “We know we have a curriculum that disempowers them, that takes their stories from them. We know we have these situations where they’re not feeling empowered to go into higher education. We know that once they get there, they’re confronted consistently […]
• Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified Schools Remain Closed Through January December 9, 2020
  The current data in the county, region and state have led us to make the following decisions. KTJUSD will keep the current status of offering a Distance Learning Educational Platform. Student appointments will not be allowed for the week of December 14, except for when required by law. Student appointments will not be allowed during […]
• Empty Halls December 9, 2020
  Plans to reopen campuses were put on hold on Monday due to the substantial increase of case counts in Humboldt County. Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District administrators looking at early February as a best-case reopening timeframe. Part of the reopening process requires the county to move into the Mild-to-Moderate classification in California’s Blueprint for a […]
• Former Hoopa Warrior Jacob Hodge Prepares to Go Pro December 9, 2020
  Yet another former Hoopa High wrestler appears to be on the verge of making some serious noise in the sport of MMA. Following in the footsteps of UFC pros Orion and Louis Cosce, 22-year-old Jacob Hodge is getting ready to embark on his own pro career. And according to his trainer Brian Wilson of the […]
• VOICES: The MORE ACT December 9, 2020
  On Friday, December 4, 2020, the U.S. House of Representatives passed HR 3884, the Marijuana Opportunity, Reinvestment, and Expungement (MORE) Act. The MORE Act, will decriminalize cannabis, removing cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act, expunge federal marijuana convictions, and impose a five percent tax on cannabis products. The revenue from the tax is to provide […]
• VOICES: Chairman’s Response to Cannabis Column December 8, 2020
  We all, for the most part, can agree the benefits of cannabis are well documented and many states, including California, allow for the cultivation, distribution, sales, and use of cannabis with local and State regulations and restrictions to regulate its use. The problem lies squarely with the Tribe being under the jurisdiction of the federal […]