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Dec 9, 2024 | 
kmud.org | Lauren Schmitt
KMUD US people Powdered! Thanks to all the volunteers, programmers and chefs giving so much extra time and love during the Drive.
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Dec 8, 2024 | 
kmud.org | Lauren Schmitt
For Immediate Release:December 4th, 2024Redway, CAKMUD-Redwood Community Radio is excited to announce that our newsroom was named a recipient of the Press Forward grant, part of an inaugural, historic cohort of more than 200 local newsrooms across the country committed to filling critical information gaps and serving our communities.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
kmud.org | Lauren Schmitt
KMUD News spent the morning Friday Dec. 6th in Shelter Cove, a small Lost Coast town uniquely positioned near the Mendocino Triple Junction, where the Pacific, North American, and Gorda tectonic plates converge. This geological hotspot makes Shelter Cove one of the most seismically active regions in the country. Our team spoke with residents, officials, and business owners to hear firsthand accounts of how the community weathered the magnitude 7.0 earthquake and its aftermath.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
kmud.org | Lauren Schmitt
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
kmud.org | Lauren Schmitt
#givingtuesday #humboldtgives #generosity #redway #garberville #nonprofit #radiodjs #localradio #humboldt #humboldtcalifornia #sohum #arcatacalifornia #communityradio #eureka #donate #mckinleyville #fortbragg #covelo #volunteers @djanyaslayer @nanielnickerson @flurina.niggli @yinyang_taijiflow @amar1ta_ @centrodelpueblo @sanctuary.forest @mateo_noche @adventures_with_booty @kmudnews @rollingthroughthedaze @hillclinton1985 @eyeofagnes @b.annafederico @kmudtalkingtrash @feral_selector...
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
kmud.org | Lauren Schmitt
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck approximately 60 miles off the Humboldt County coast at 10:44 a.m. on Thursday, December 5. The earthquake, originating on a strike-slip fault near the Mendocino Triple Junction, caused horizontal movement of the seafloor and prompted tsunami warnings across coastal areas. Over 15,000 reported shaking from Oregon to the Bay Area and east from Chico to Redding.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
kmud.org | Lauren Schmitt
#givingtuesday #humboldtgives #generosity #redway #garberville #nonprofit #radiodjs #localradio #humboldt #humboldtcalifornia #sohum #arcatacalifornia #communityradio #eureka #donate #mckinleyville #fortbragg #covelo #volunteers @djanyaslayer @nanielnickerson @flurina.niggli @yinyang_taijiflow @amar1ta_ @centrodelpueblo @sanctuary.forest @mateo_noche @adventures_with_booty @kmudnews @rollingthroughthedaze @hillclinton1985 @eyeofagnes @b.annafederico @kmudtalkingtrash @feral_selector...
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
kmud.org | Lauren Schmitt
An environmental nonprofit near the Mattole River headwaters has documented record-breaking rainfall during last week’s storm, with totals surpassing 25% of the region’s annual average in just a few days. Lauren Schmitt reports…Summary:The Mattole River surged over 16 feet during last week’s bomb cyclone-turned-atmospheric river, with rainfall totals breaking records for November, according to Sanctuary Forest.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
kmud.org | Lauren Schmitt
Tonight’s News Highlights on KMUDFriday, November 29th, 2024Good evening, everyone! Here’s a recap of the stories featured on tonight’s KMUD News:Local News Mattole River Nonprofit Reports Record-Breaking Rainfall During StormAn environmental nonprofit near the Mattole River headwaters has recorded unprecedented rainfall from last week’s storm—amounting to over 25% of last year’s total rainfall in just a single event. Lauren Schmitt brings us the full story.
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Nov 28, 2024 | 
kmud.org | Lauren Schmitt
Delivered in 1980, Trudell’s address remains remarkably relevant today, with its insights standing strong over time. While the names of U.S. politicians he referenced have shifted with the years, the struggles faced by Native peoples persist, unchanged. On tonight’s special edition of the KMUD Local News, we celebrate the legacy of John Trudell, the visionary Native right’s activist, poet, and musician whose voice for Indigenous rights continues to resonate.
