Supe Candidates on KHUM All This Week
Hank Sims / May 14 @ 7:55 a.m. / Local Government
Cliff Interviews Annette De Modena
KHUM, Radio Without the Rules / Today @ 8:56 a.m. / Local Government
Cliff Berkowitz talks with First District candidate Annette DeModena about the general plan update, the east west rail line feasibility study and wind turbines, among other things.
Cliff Interviews Rex Bohn
KHUM, Radio Without the Rules / Today @ 7:56 a.m. / Local Government
Cliff Berkowitz interview 1st District candidate Rex Bohn. Topics include the general plan, regulation, trails and property rights among other things.
Cliff Interviews Mark Lovelace
KHUM, Radio Without the Rules / Yesterday @ 8:55 a.m. / Local Government
Cliff Berkowitz talks with 3rd District Supervisor Mark Lovelace about his bid for reelection. Humboldt's 2nd fiber optic data line is discussed along with the general plan update, the proposed Bay Trail amongst other thing.
Cliff Talks With Clif
KHUM, Radio Without the Rules / Yesterday @ 7:58 a.m. / Local Government
Cliff Berkowitz talks with 2nd District Supervisor Clif Clendenen about his reelection bid. The General Plan Update is discussed, along with Rail Banking and other issues.
Cliff Interviews Karen Brooks
KHUM, Radio Without the Rules / May 15 @ 8:08 a.m. / Local Government
KHUM's one on one interviews with the Humboldt County Supervisorial candidates continued this morning as Cliff Berkowitz talked with 3rd District candidate Karen Brooks. Various issues are talked about including reconciling Brooks's trail advocacy and Tea Party advocacy.
Nicole Nada: Kicking Her Cancer
Mike Dronkers / May 14 @ 2:30 p.m. / Humboldt , Interview
"On December 27th, 2011 I found a lump on my right breast. In early January I met with my primary doctor who did not feel cancer, and since I was breastfeeding my youngest—chalked it up to that."
And so begins Nicole Nada's cancer story. As parent of two young kids and co-owner of the Arcata Scoop, she already had her hands full when followup pathology indicated atypical cell growth.
At age 41, she was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer. Doctors soon removed an orange-sized tumor from her right breast, as well as 18 lymph nodes.
Fast-forward to tomorrow when she begins a bicycle journey from Arcata to Marin, where she'll undergo chemo and radiation therapies.
In other words, she's not taking this lying down. Nicole's enjoying every moment as much as possible, and she's blogging her journey at KickingMyCancer.com
"The more people I tell, the more support I get, and the more they learn which is fantastic," she told the Larkspur-Corte Madera Patch.
How are her kids dealing with it? What's her prognosis? Interviewed on KHUM today at 12pm, she opened up about all that, as well as the support she's found, life with a mastectomy, and whether or not she'd prefer to be tiptoed around.
• Donate to cancer research via KickingMyCancer.com here.
• Get updates via Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/KickingMyCancer.
• Local experts: Humboldt Breast Health Project
