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Plaza Scoping Report Released – February 1, 2012
Humboldt Mediatrion Services has released its compilation of ideas aired at last week's Plaza scoping session on how to abate excessive behavior on Halloween and New Year's Eve. These include initial thoughts of attendees – responses to “What would you like to see accomplished by this meeting?", reports from the five subcommittees and a... »
Suddenly, Nothing Happened: The New Year’s Eve Plaza Wrap-Up – January 5, 2012
Most citizens skirted the square entirely, evidently assuming by the massive police presence that it was on “lockdown,” as one passerby was heard to mention. »
Plaza’s Center A No-Climb Zone For New Year’s Eve – December 28, 2011
While plans won’t be finalized until this week, it looks like the Plaza’s inner core will be made off-limits so as to prevent people climbing up McKinley. »
Greasy McKinley And Other Chaos-Busters – December 15, 2011
Fueling the fearful, feral folderol is a mix of alcohol, young adults and a party atmosphere with Halloween masks that lend anonymity. »
Who Jabbed Hanna Micks, And Why? – December 1, 2011
I have undergone tests for syphilis, hepatitis and HIV and I am told I will continue the tests for the next six months. »
City Seeks Alternatives to Hellish Halloween – November 8, 2011
A Community Meeting will be held Wednesday, Nov. 30 at 8 a.m. at City Hall to consider ideas for preventing a reoccurrence. »
Plaza Restored To Safe Use – November 1, 2011
Though beaten and bruised, it is safe for the public. »
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