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Non-Emergency Numbers

Ferndale

Police – 707-786-4025
600 Berding St.

Volunteer Fire Department – 707-786-9909
436 Brown St

Post Office - 707-786-4642
536 Main Street

Veterinary - 707-786-4200
1140 Van Ness Avenue

Fortuna

Police - 707-725-7550
621 11th Street

Fire Department – 707-725-5521
320 South Fortuna Boulevard

Carpenter Fire Service – 707-725-461
320 Hansen Drive

Post Office – 725-9306
699 13th Street

Redwood Memorial Hospital – 707-725-3361
3300 Renner Drive

Veterinary - 707-725-6131
251 North Fortuna Boulevard

Rio Del

Police – 707-764-5642
675 Wildwood Avenue

Fire – 707-764-3329
50 Center Street

Post Office – 707-764-3772
315 Wildwood Avenue

St. Joseph Hospital Community Resource – 707-764-5239
95 Center Street

Hotlines

Poison Control – 1-800-222-1222
National Suicide Prevention – 1-800-784-2433
Humboldt County Suicide Prevention – 707-445-7715 or 1-888-849-5728

Utilities

Water Del Oro Water Co – 1-800-655-3582
PG&E – 1-800-743-5000
Propane – Sequoia Gas – 707-725-4465
Garbage – Eel River Disposal & Resource Recovery, Inc – 707-725-5156
Telephone – Frontier – 1-800-921-8101

Schools/Education

Ferndale Elementary – 707-786-5300
164 Shaw Avenue
Ferndale High School - 707-786-5900
1231 Main Street
Preschool Ferndale Children’s Center – 707-786-4386
100 Berding St

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Vacation Bible School Begins

Vacation Bible School is coming August 2-6, 2010 at Ferndale Community Church.

This year the program is called: Studio Go!

Studio Go! Game Show is the place where kids experience real teamwork, real service, and real fun! Each day at Studio Go! kids will meet someone from the Bible who decided to team up with God and GO for it! They will see how God works in the lives of everyone who trusts Him.

Kids will be given a Bible challenge each day, GO! Lead, GO! Risk, GO! Tell, GO! Obey and GO! Serve. They will be encouraged to carry out the challenge at home in ways they choose.

This program is for kids preschool (ages 3-4) through 6th grade.

Location: Ferndale Community Church, 712 Main Street, Ferndale

Date: Monday through Friday, July 26th through July 30th

Registration and dinner: 5:30pm.

Studio Go! Activities: 6:00 – 8:30pm

To Register:
Via Phone: 707-786-4475
Via Email: ferndalecommunitychurch@frontiernet.net

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Birds of Humboldt County

Ferndale has a very large variety of indigenous birds and is something of a paradise for birders. Please visit the page to see pictures and hear the sounds of many of them. You hear them everyday … now you can find out who they are! Read More »

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Ferndale Farmer’s Market

June 5th – October 30, 2010 – Saturdays

Certified Organic Farmer’s Market

at Main and Shaw Streets

ArtichokesCorn, Bell Peppers, Melons



A great source for fresh veges from Camp Grant Ranch and other local area growers, with a nice variety of fresh herbs, baked goods from the Loleta Bakery, free range lamb and fresh chicken eggs from She Spins For EWE in Rio Dell, live plants (perennials, shrubs and a few trees), along with wool yarns, tools and some hand knitted items, also from She Spins For EWE. One can get hooked on fresh chicken eggs very quickly, so beware!

Fresh EggsWool Cat Toys


Julia Roper, with horticultural plants from Forest Lakes Nursery, told me that her hostas with flower buds did NOT get eaten by the snails. This means that they are definitely snail resistant. Not completely immune to snail damage, but the snails seem to choose a lot of other things before munching on these particular hostas.

Cherry TomatosPumpkins


Just so you know … it’s all available at the Ferndale Farmer’s Market on Saturdays, June – October.

Late Summer SquashCucumbers


Thanks to Tim for some of these pictures

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Lost Coast Café & Bakery

Hours: Tues thru Fri 8:30am to 3:30pm
Sat – Sun Brunch 9am to 3pm

Small Group Catering

468 Main Street ~ 786-5330
lostcoastcafe@ferndaleca.net

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Cats Inc. – Feral Feline Outreach


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NEW FERAL CAT PROGRAM UNDERWAY IN EEL RIVER VALLEY
Capture/Spay-Neuter/Release


CURRENTLY AVAILABLE:

#1 Male Tabby 2 -3 years old, recently injured, tame, loving. Will be available in about 2-3 weeks (10/16/09)

#2 – 5 New Additions (8/28/09)

Four of the cutest feral kittens ready to be loved in about 6 – 8 weeks. These are wild, feral kittens in the process of being tamed. They’ll be wonderful pets, but probably not the best mousers. Available mid-November.

#3 – NEW – Orange, long haired feral young adult male. Neutered, with shots. (11/25/09)

Cats Inc. - 707-499-6975 J.P. Ballard – 707-682-6155

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Flora … mostly on Main Street!

A short walk into town rewards the sojourner with a myriad of flowers, colors and smells!


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Russ Park


Russ Park

Fetid Adder's Tongue


This is the most interesting picture I could find of Russ Park. I’m sure there are others, perhaps even in my own collection, but this one is exquisite. It was taken by Michael Kauffmann. If you want to know more about this beautiful little flower, visit Michael’s blog (blog.conifercountry.com). There is more info on Russ Park as well.

Article below by: Ken Mierzwa

Russ Park is a 105-acre preserve located at the southern edge of Ferndale, where the Wildcat Hills (part of the coast range) rise abruptly above the nearly level residential areas. Located within easy walking distance of Main Street and of much of the city, elevations in the park range from about 60 feet to 480 feet above sea level. An extensive [3 mile] system of foot trails is maintained by volunteers. Read More »

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She Spins For EWE

Jamie Cohoon

Find them at the Ferndale Farmer’s Market on Saturdays

She Spins For EWE

Hand Spun Yarn from She Spins For EWE

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Local Birdwatching


Egret

Egret in the Wetlands


Ferndale nestles in a lush, green valley, surrounded by the pasture lands of thriving dairy farms. During the winter Egrets frequent the meadows where Holstein, Jersey, and Guernsey herds graze. More than 450 species of birds have been spotted in Humboldt County. During the Christmas bird counts, the Ferndale area has been consistently in the top 20 of the more than 1,600 Audubon counts held annually in North America.

CLICK HERE for a list of birds found locally.

CLICK HERE for descriptions of local birding areas.

CLICK HERE for a map showing these areas.


Photo from wetland.org

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