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Redding's Ember Valley Produces Flawless Cannabis Flower In Shasta County California


 

AN UNCOMPROMISING DEDICATION TO PERFECTION SETS EMBER VALLEY  CALIFORNIA CANNABIS PRODUCER APART FROM YOUR AVERAGE FLOWER BRANDS.


"From the taste and appearance to the aroma and experience, these are just a few things that make up good quality weed.

We know you’re constantly on the hunt for the best possible flower options that remain unmatched. No one wants to smoke reggie in the age of legalization.

That’s where Ember Valley comes in. It’s a brand that’s blazing the trail as true perfectionists in a sea of average cannabis flower, thanks to an uncompromising dedication to perfection.




The result is a surprising distinction between average weed and flawless cannabis flower, something Ember Valley is proud to produce time and again.

If it’s not up to Ember Valley’s standards, it won’t make the shelves. It’s that simple."

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For more information or to shop Ember Valley, visit its website at Ember Valley.com

"Keeping The Tradition Of Real California Cannabis Alive
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The Real Story of Humboldt California's ‘Murder Mountain’



 


"A scenic stretch of northern California wilderness is where 60 percent of marijuana is grown in the United States, and it's known as “Murder Mountain.” It’s not the climate or the soil that draws farmers to the area but the isolation. Humboldt County also has the highest rate of missing persons cases in the state, which is how it has become ground zero for danger in the cannabis industry."







"Humboldt County, California is infamously known as Murder Mountain.  It's the largest marijuana-producing county in the country, but it has a dark history and seedy underbelly, rampant with homicides and disappearances.  Five women have become the face of those gone missing, and they are known as the Humboldt Five.


In 1992, Jennifer Wilmer was the first to vanish.  She moved from Long Island and planned to enroll in classes, but the semester was already in-progress.  She began to waitress, but she quickly lost her job.  She relied in part on welfare as she struggled to get on her feet.  She moved to Trinity County with her boyfriend.  She left to hitchhike to nearby farm in September of 1993, and she was never seen again.

In 1997, Karen Mitchell disappeared in November.  She had moved to the area to live with her aunt, as she struggled to share a home with her birth mother.  They remained in close contact and planned to attend some college courses together.  Mitchell visited her aunt's shoe store in Bayshore Mall, then left for a shift at a local daycare.  Eye witness reports claim to have seen her entering a '76-'78 blue Sedan with a man who closely resembled Robert Durst.  Credit records put him in the area at this time, and he's known to have killed several other women.

Christine Walters was the third to disappear.  She vanished in 2008, a 23 year-old Wisconsin native.  She moved to the area on a whim, smitten by local New-Age and shamanistic neophytes.  She participated in a local ritual involving the psychedelic ayahuasca, which may have led to a separation from reality.  Late one night, she emerged from the woods, naked and covered in scratches, and she appeared on the doorstep of a nearby home.  Walters claimed she had been pursued, but she wouldn't reveal by whom.  After being hospitalized, she went to a local copy center to retrieve important documents for new identification.  She was last seen walking toward the DMV, disoriented and still wearing her pajamas.

In 2014, Sheila Franks disappeared from Eureka, California seven days before Danielle Bertolini.  James Eugene Jones was the last person to see her, and he claimed that she left for a walk at 8 AM and never returned.  Partial remains were discovered in a nearby waterway.

Danielle Bertolini also disappeared in 2014.  She moved from Maine to Humboldt County in 2010 after a difficult health complication.  She turned to drugs to cope with her trauma, and she fell in with the wrong crowd.  Late one night she called for a ride from the Swain's Flat area; she was picked up by James Eugene Jones, and she was never seen again.

Are these cases connected to one perpetrator, praying on these disadvantaged women for decades, or is this a result of the criminal elements in the community of Humboldt County?"



Humboldt County Supervisors pledge $1 million to help struggling cannabis farmers

 


Eureka California - The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors approved a $1 million spending plan Tuesday to help cannabis farmers struggling to make ends meet as the price of cannabis continues to fall.

The agenda item was brought forth by the County Administrative Office and staff working on Project Trellis, the county’s cannabis micro-grant, marketing and local equity program.

“The Humboldt County cannabis industry is at a critical moment in its history,” the staff report stated. “Cannabis businesses, particularly cultivators, are struggling as they transition from a market which has been illegal for more than 50 years to a heavily regulated, but legal market. The successful transition of cultivators from the previously illicit market is important in Humboldt County as the local economy is critically linked to the success of its own cannabis industry.”

“These pleas for aid and relief stem from the recent bottoming of the cannabis market where the price per pound is now less than the cost to cultivate, process, and distribute that product,” Adair said. “… Whereas your board has previously approved CARES Act funding and other COVID-related aid to the business and nonprofit community for the adverse impact of COVID-19 on those communities, cannabis businesses and cultivators have not been able to access any pandemic-related relief dollars because they’re derived from federal funding sources.”

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Project Trellis

Eureka Cannabis Company Revitalizes A Local Economy



Humboldt County, California is world renowned for producing some of the top tier cannabis strains. Socially conscious cannabis company Papa and Barkley, based in Eureka, is stimulating the local economy while utilizing locally grown strains in their product line.

The population of Humboldt is approximately 300,000, with about 28,000 people in Eureka. The town and the surrounding area has fallen on hard times since the logging industry, shipping and lumber companies have left the area. P&B is poised to become a significant employer in Humboldt along with Coast Seafoods and Fox Farms. The company is aware that hiring employees locally makes a positive impact.

Papa and Barkley began as a passion project, explains the company's congenial founder Adam Grossman, in his loft in Eureka's Buehne building, over oysters from Humboldt Bay, while a bartender mixes cannabis-infused cocktails.

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Eureka Cannabis Company Revitalizes A Local Economy

Just Who is Papa and Barkley ?




"Our Releaf line was inspired by a son’s mission to ease his elderly father’s immobilizing back pain A condition that forced the family to place “Papa” in hospice. The original balm formulated in our founder’s kitchen eased his father’s pain and, in conjunction with other therapies, got Papa off  hospice and able to return home.

Our Company is named after Papa and the family’s loyal pit bull, Barkley, symbolizing the unconditional love and support that we hope to capture in the products that we make today."

Papa & Barkley’s foundation is based on quality first, clean products, and transparency.

From organic farm practices to our whole plant infusion process, we say no to solvents
and yes to clean ingredients because you deserve the best.


Redding Help the Homeless Library Protest Engaged #OpReddingLibrary


The operation "Redding Help the Homeless Library Protest" is Engaged! Shasta Counties last vestige of public freedom, houseless that are suffering this winter have taken refuge there and need your support!

It seems the City of Redding has made it completely a crime to be homeless anywhere in Redding and Shasta County, and as they suffer they could use your love and compassion.

Tents, Blankets, Jackets, Sleeping bags, and Gloves are desperately needed. Food is greatly appreciated.

Is there talk of ALL REDDING AND SHASTA COUNTY HOMELESS Camping on the Shasta County Library property to demonstrate the true numbers of homeless suffering here?

Should there be a protest tent city on the very grounds of civil and constitutional liberties afforded by our public library?

Should cannabis tax revenue be used to construct a new Redding low barrier homeless shelter ?







Drop off donations to groups and individuals all around the Redding Library. Tents, Sleeping Bags, Blankets, Socks, Tarps, Dog and People Food, Hot Drinks desperately needed.


Lives will be saved...

The #OpReddingLibrary is Engaged !



2019 Walk to End Alzheimer's - Redding, CA




"Lead the way to Alzheimer's first survivor."

Be a part of something big! We need leaders in our Redding and Shasta County community to join the fight against Alzheimer's and this event is the perfect time to learn how you can get involved!

Our Walk is developed and planned by a committee of passionate volunteers who work year-round in the areas of marketing and outreach, team retention, team recruitment, sponsorship, logistics, mission and advocacy -- and the event grows and thrives when new faces and new ideas come to the table! We work hard, set ambitious goals, develop lasting friendships and have a lot of fun.


Date: September 21, 2019

Time:

Registration at 8am
Ceremony at 9am
Walk at 9:30am

Location:
Redding Civic Auditorium/Turtle Bay
700 Auditorium Drive
Redding, CA 96001

Contact:
Alisha Rouland
arouland@alz.org

530.605.2280


Join a Team or Make a Donation

2019 Walk to End Alzheimer's - Redding, CA






2019 How to Register for Walk to End Alzheimer's



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Please email reddingwalk@alz.org for more information.


Redding and Shasta County No New Tax For New Jail Group



A powerful political group is forming in Redding California,

Its no secret, residents feel strongly about the lack of transparency in Redding and Shasta County government. Resident veterans have nearly died in our present jail facility not receiving the proper medical care.

More people homeless sleep on Redding streets and sidewalks all over town, growing mental health issues are not being properly addressed. Its an emergency, a low barrier homeless shelter is desperately needed.




Anderson Police Chief Johnson "Stalag" homeless "solution"



Anderson police 'embrace' pigdom during Chinese Year of the Pig


Say NO to Anderson California police Chief Johnson and his proposal for a transitional rehabilitation center in Shasta County. Seems anything but Christian....even Anti Christ since a federal court affirms cities can’t criminalize homelessness.


“The idea of forcing homeless people into detention facilities through some kind federally led, law enforcement/military style effort is also inhumane and grotesque, and does not appear to have been thought out so hopefully that is not actually the strategy.”







Redding Downtown Post Office Completly Fenced Off To Homeless


And somebody again please remind me how Red Bluff police can afford officer body cameras and Redding police department cannot ?

And it seems like with an expanding coffer of ever growing Redding and Shasta County cannabis tax revenues and marijuana sold one must ask no jail funding there ? We of course need more police and fire staff.

Perhaps you are concerned with other local problems. Folks who feel their are far more pressing issues in our community...




Shasta County citizens are opposing a 2020 ballot initiative to increase the sales tax to build new jails.

Join us and invite your friends !  Use hashtag   #NoNewTaxForNewJail

Stay updated about our meetings, protests and future events on our No New Tax For New Jail Twitter and Facebook accounts !



Is Redding Dying ?

Redding Racing for a Cure Arthritis Awareness and Support


Arthritis Pain and Suffering

Racing For A Cure is a team of people around the world raising arthritis awareness and support toward finding a cure for arthritis. The Racing For A Cure team welcomes all abilities and activities! Walkers, runners, tri-athletes, cyclists, hikers, adaptive sports and swimmers! Join a team or volunteer to start a shasta county team/event in your area!
By participating as a Racing For A Cure team member you’ll demonstrate your support for arthritis research. With no fundraising minimum to join there is no reason to not be on the team! Team members race all over the United States and the world, linked together by their commitment to arthritis research.



Help support this exciting research by starting a Redding campaign today!

Racing For A Cure






Arthritis National Research Foundation

Mission

To provide initial research funding to brilliant, investigative scientists with new ideas to cure arthritis and related autoimmune diseases.

Redding Cannabis Friendly Tourism and Vacation Destination





Redding is very cannabis friendly, with more than a few dispensaries and growers in the city servicing the medical and recreational Marijuana industry. The spirit that drives wine and food enthusiasts to explore California also drives cannabis connoisseurs to Redding cannabis-infused vacation destinations, with something for all budgets, styles and levels of interest.




Redding and Shasta County has many secluded cannabis tourism vacation areas and motels to choose from. With beautiful streams, lakes, and bike trails let Redding be your cannabis friendly tourism destination !





Whiskeytown lake

Remote and rugged, Shasta, Humboldt, Mendocino and Trinity counties grow what can arguably called California’s most famous crop, legendary cannabis revered as much for its quality and potency.



Redding California Your Cannabis Friendly Tourism and Vacation Destination!



Redding Hilltop Drive