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The Eel River Recovery project is partnering with Cal Fire and others to bring a series of prescribed burns to the Ten Mile Creek drainage north of Laytonville, in order to make the ecosystem more resilient in the face of wildfires. 

Sigur-Björn spoke to burn boss Scot Steinbring, who is overseeing the winter-long operation.

On October 2nd, the US Department of Energy announced the termination of 321 financial awards that support 223 projects nationwide. Among these awards was the Tribal Energy Resiliency and Sovereignty (TERAS) project that would provide tribal and rural lands with nested microgrids to improve energy resiliency in the areas. Nat Cardos reports. 

Cal fire Humboldt Del Norte Unit and Cal Fire Mendocino Unit announced today that the burn permit suspensions that were set in place earlier this year in June have been lifted due to increased rain and overall weather. Nat Cardos reports.

Though not unanimous, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors wants the county to be ready to oppose offshore oil drilling. Daniel Mintz reports. 

A two hour standoff involving Eureka Police unfolds at a local motel | Prescribed burn underway in Petrolia near Everetts Ridge | California's coastal sign rules rekindle Humboldt's billboards debate

Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including why it was a good start to conference play for two Big 4 football teams, why it was another big week for the Ferndale Wildcats in football and girls soccer, all the latest local high school soccer and volleyball news, some girls golf and how the Arcata Tigers are honoring two local legendary coaches.

State-directed changes to Humboldt County's coastal sign regulations revived a familar Board of Supervisors debate over billboards. Daniel Mintz reports.