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NCRC Vacating ASC Today – May 31, 2012
Mendosa expects to present a range of proposals for new use of the ASC to the City Council sometime in July. »
NCRC Foundering, Others Step In – April 12, 2012
“We’re not getting any cooperation from the other non-profits,” Derk Schulze said. “There seems to be a lot of double talk and misinformation.” »
Derk & Wendy Schulze: NCRC Ready, Able, In Need Of Support – March 27, 2012
We would like to thank those in the community who have continued to contribute during our temporary closure. If you’re interested in getting involved, please e-mail ncrcsupport@gmail.com. »
Derk & Wendy Schulze: The North Coast Resource Center Is Regrouping – January 31, 2012
The North Coast Resource Center is approaching its first month of being closed. We remain hopeful that the closure is temporary and will attempt to keep you informed of our progress. We are eager to see the following services return to and for Arcata. »
Food For People Starts Endeavor-Like Service – January 5, 2012
“There are so many people in need,” said Anne Holcomb, executive director of Food For People. She called the arrangement a “short-term solution.” »
North Coast Resource Center Suspending Operations – December 13, 2011
Its ability to aid Arcata’s needy sapped by funding shortfalls, a depleted staff and board of directors and several high-tab equipment malfunctions, the North Coast Resource Center (NCRC) is taking a time out. »
NCRC Near Collapse, No Extreme Weather Shelter Planned – November 16, 2011
Now, with bad winter weather looming, there is no money left to operate this season’s EWS, and some of the pastors are wondering what happened to what should have been a surplus of funds. »
Freezing Cold, Pelting Rain And Nowhere To Sleep – January 4, 2011
Individuals, businesses, school groups, service clubs, other faith communities are all being asked to pitch in with any donation they can muster. Cash is always useful, of course, but so are contributions of food and washable blankets. Donations are tax deductible, should be earmarked “EWS” and may be sent or delivered to Arcata Presbyterian... »
New, Expanded Night Shelter Opens – November 9, 2010
Some 15 to 20 persons may be sheltered at the facility, renovated from the previous, lower-capacity Night Shelter on the same site. »
Eye Editorial: Relocate And Reform The NCRC – May 26, 2010
Through its dedicated volunteers and with the generous support of the community and City of Arcata, the North Coast Resource Center (NCRC) is providing vital services to the disadvantaged in Arcata. For the sake of those in need, the NCRC should have its lease on the Arcata Service Center extended. »
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