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Del Norte County Sheriff Announces His Resignation; Erik Apperson to Leave Post in October
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Abrams is an executive council member of Team ENOUGH, Brady’s youth-led gun violence prevention initiative, and a 2021 graduate of Del Norte High School. He’s a resident of 4S Ranch.
In April, President Joe Biden described our country’s gun violence epidemic as “an international embarrassment” while pledging to address this crisis.
President Biden was correct and his actions have been swift but here in California, our elected officials have long been leading the nation in enacting common-sense and comprehensive solutions that save lives, despite ongoing attacks from the gun lobby and gun industry. Lawsuits like the one that recently sought to overturn California’s decades-long ban on assault style firearms or the one seeking to overturn our common-sense requirement that ammunition purchases be subject to a background check threaten this progress and public safety.
There Were More Jobs in Del Norte Than People Looking For Work in June
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Shaun Hartman noticed a shift between how employers relate to their employees toward the end of last summer.
Attrition is common in food service, says Hartman, one of the owners of CC Diner and Ice Cream in Crescent City. The high school and college students who worked during the summer return to their studies in the fall, but workers were leaving food service to work at places like Walmart. This, Hartman said, forced him to ask why.
“During COVID, people began to re-think their relationship to their workplace because the government started sending out these checks to homes these economic stimulus checks,” he told the Wild Rivers Outpost on Thursday. “I know what that’s like to have a windfall of money you immediately begin to look at things you’re doing very differently.”