Culturally-Significant Site Near Gasquet Vandalized, National Forest Staff Found Racist Graffiti, Illegal Tree Harvest, Off-Road Vehicle Use
Six Rivers National Forest law enforcement will increase patrols in the Pappas Flat area near Gasquet due to ongoing vandalism.
From a joint news release Wednesday from Six Rivers, the Tolowa Dee-ni Nation and Elk Valley Rancheria:
The Six Rivers National Forest, Tolowa Dee-Ni′ Nation, and Elk Valley Rancheria are aware of recent vandalism, timber theft, and unauthorized vehicular use at the culturally significant Mvs-yee-se′-ne known locally as Pappas Flat on the forest’s Gasquet RD/Smith River National Recreation Area. During regular patrolling, forest personnel observed racist graffiti, illegally felled Oregon white oaks, barrier removal, and off-road tire tracks within the oak woodland and Jeffrey pine grassland. Unfortunately, this is not the first incidence of improper recreational use at this location.
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Public invited to learn about developer s plans for Historic Old Central High School
The meeting Wednesday will include a presentation from developer Saturday Properties and its architect about plans for the building, including 121 apartment units. 6:53 pm, Apr. 5, 2021 ×
Historic Old Central High School in downtown Duluth. (2016 File / News Tribune)
A St. Louis Park-based developer and city of Duluth staff will host a virtual public meeting Wednesday to share plans for the reuse of Historic Old Central High School.
The meeting, scheduled for 5-6:30 p.m., will include a short presentation from Saturday Properties, the future developer of Historic Old Central, and its contracted architect, AWH, on plans to revitalize the building into multifamily apartments, according to a news release.