Youth Housing, Ramen and a Newsroom Farewell

Update: 2025-07-04

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This week we're looking at what the Wiyot Tribe is doing to help youth and seniors in need of housing as the Dishgamu Community Land Trust breaks ground on a new project. We've also got the details on Kokoro Ramen, recently opened in Old Town. And we're saying a fond farewell to Thadeus Greenson, Journal news editor. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.

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Youth Housing, Ramen and a Newsroom Farewell