From the Eureka Reporter,

Eureka is implementing a parking permit program for downtown residents. Residents pay $50 for a permit that allows them to park for 72 hours at a time in city parking lots that most people pay to park in.

The fee is extremely low given the cost to the city to provide that parking, but it looks like Eurea is on the right track towards a model where people pay directly for parking instead of having you and I pay for it.

The Humboldt Bay Stewards symposium on the Redwood Marine Terminal ended up being a full-house affair at the Wharfinger tonight.

John Shaefer checks out the scale of a Port of Oakland Crane compared with the Carson Mansion.

When bicycling around town, commuting to a destination, or getting some exercise I frequently take the same route or similar routes depending on the location and purpose. Subconsciously I select the route that works best, is the fastest or least interrupted, or has the least traffic. But would I select a different route if I really analyzed my path of travel? Would I realize I may enjoy a different route entirely?

Join us to promote balanced and sustainable transportation in Eureka.

 We meet at Old Town Coffee and Chocolates.