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Kevin L. Hoover’s coverage predominantly focuses on local urban development, government policies, and community engagement in Canton, Ohio. His reporting heavily features announcements and expert commentary related to urban planning, city infrastructure, and government policies.
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ARCATA – The air-raid siren that for decades sounded at noon in downtown Arcata is back in the Arcata Fire District’s hands. The reacquisition was announced on AFD’s Facebook page. Whether the red, 8-horned sounder will resume the noontime blasts once heard from Valley West to Bayside, the fire district isn’t yet saying. Installed in 1976, the siren went silent […]
REDWOOD RENDERING The west entrance to the Yurok Natural Resources Campus. Via City of Arcata
CONNECTIONS Transportation activist Peg Martinez talks with participants in a guided walk around the Central Arcata area, which is slated for major connectivity improvements. KLH | Union
By: Kevin L. Hoover
ARCATA – If SkyNet is going to take over civilization globally, it will somehow have to get past a wary Arcata City Council. Carbon-based units on the council last week set about staring down AI, forging strict guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence in city business. With Mayor Kimberley White absent, four councilmembers also approved minutes of meetings going […]
ARCATA – Thursday afternoon, City Manager Merritt Perry said that he was no longer going to predict when cleanup of the half-block of debris from the Jan. 2 Downtown Fire would begin. This because previously predicted dates, ranging from February to early July, had all come and gone with no change to the festering field of scorched ruins. But by […]
ARCATA – A busy City Council processed a range of Arcata issues last week, cultural, environmental and municipal business. Though routine-sounding, there was excitement in the details – including the hiring of a new person in the influential post of community development director. Strategic Arts Plan Arcata’s Strategic Arts Plan, with Playhouse Arts the city’s official Arts Agency got a […]
ARCATA – The growing popularity of artificial intelligence has brought with it large data centers that aren’t as well enjoyed as they multiply across the landscape. Arcata has had a relatively small but high-visibility data center humming along at 11th and M streets since 2020.
ARCATA – Right under your feet at the site of the Jan. 2 Downtown Fire conflagration is a new mural created by artists who looked on that fateful night as their livelihoods and life’s work turned to ash and cinders, and spiraled into the sky. As heavy equipment fills in and regrades the recently cleared 10th and H streets fire […]
SUNNY BRAE – Porchfest 2026, being the third in a series, will reflect lessons learned with a wide-ranging slate of local entertainers plus new participation and, coming soon, advance signage. The Porchfest concept originated in Ithaca, New York in 2007 for neighbors, community members and local musicians to enjoy music on front porches. And what worked there did so here […]
ARCATA – In the waning months of its current composition, the City Council last week chugged purposefully through a varied agenda all about people, places and things. Consent Calendar items included continuing repair of failed culverts on West End Road; spending of $5,200 for printing and mailing an informational flyer on Measure G, the 3/4 cent sales tax, to Arcata […]
