The Daily Triplicate · Eureka, CA
The National Weather Service in Eureka has a high surf warning in effect for coastal Del Norte County from 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13, through 4 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 15, with dangerously large breaking waves of 30 to 40 feet forecast. The warning also covers Northern Coastal Humboldt…
The Daily Triplicate · Eureka, CA
RNs at Providence St. Joseph Hospital Eureka and Providence Redwood Memorial Hospital ratify three-year contract on Oct. 30 Registered nurses at Providence St. Joseph Hospital Eureka and Providence Redwood Memorial Hospital in Eureka and Fortuna, Calif., respectively, voted…
The Daily Triplicate · Eureka, CA
The National Weather Service in Eureka has issued a beach hazards statement for coastal Del Norte County, warning of an increased threat of sneaker waves from Thursday evening through Friday evening. The statement, issued Wednesday at 8:51 p.m., took effect at 10 p.m. Thursday,…
The Daily Triplicate · Eureka, CA
EUREKA, CA (MPG) - Registered nurses at Providence St. Joseph Hospital Eureka and Providence Redwood Memorial Hospital in Eureka and Fortuna, Calif., respectively, voted overwhelmingly in favor of ratifying a new three-year contract Oct. 30, winning protections to improve…
North Coast Journal · Arcata, CA
Nearby: Arcata, CAIn 1984, Southern California-born Dennis Rael was inspired to combine his cultural legacy inherited from his Latin father and his Jewish mother. The jalapeño bagel he dreamt of soon became a delicious reality. He came to Arcata to build his business, remembering Humboldt’s beauty from his years at Camp Unalayee in the Trinity Alps. Forty-two years later, the multicultural Los Bagels Café (1061 I St. Arcata, 707-822-3150) he founded with Peter Jermyn and former partner Paul Hebb is a local institution with two additional locations (Old Town, 403 Second St., Eureka, 707-442-8525; the Depot at Cal Poly Humboldt, 1 Harpst St., Arcata, 707-826-5308). Over the years, Rael and Jermyn were joined by partners John Monahan and Travis May, who is also the general manager. Susanville-born May and his wife moved to Humboldt almost 20 years ago so they could attend then Humboldt State University.
