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1. Del Norte Triplicate

We are the community newspaper for Del Norte County, California. We publish once a week — Friday.
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Newspaper Del Norte Triplicate (Crescent City, Calif.) 1912-1987 Crescent City Del Norte triplicate Sunday American
Semiweekly, May 11, 1969-Feb. 18, 1987 Vol. 1, no. 1 (Jan. 5, 1912)-v. 108, no. 11 (Feb. 18, 1987). On Sundays published as: Crescent City Del Norte triplicate Sunday American, May 11-25, 1969. Master negatives are available for duplication from: California Newspaper Microfilm Archive; positive copies may be purchased by the reel; for further information consult the CNMA at: http://cbsr.ucr.edu Formed by the union of: Coast times, and: Del Norte record, and: Crescent City news. Triplicate 1056-9510 (DLC)sn 91000666

Newspaper The Daily Triplicate (Crescent City, Ca) 1998-2010. Triplicate. About this Newspaper. Title. Other Title. Dates of Publication.
Daily (except Sun. & Mon.) Vol. 119, no. 44 (Mar. 3, 1998)- Ceased in 2010? Master negatives are available for duplication from: California Newspaper Microfilm Archive; positive copies may be purchased by the reel; for further information consult the CNMA at: http://cbsr.ucr.edu Del Norte triplicate 2011 2164-4470 (DLC) 2011202448 (OCoLC)759121143
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The latest articles and videos from The Triplicate. The Del Norte Triplicate is the newspaper of record in Del Norte County, nestled in the Redwoods. We focus on local breaking news, general news, community news, sports, and opinions.

Mike Ceremello couldn't get his letters published by the Triplicate because his columns have appeared in www.crescentcitytimes.com (CCT for short).
By Donna Westfall – October 15, 2016 – Before we start listing some of the people coming out of the woodwork stating that they too have been banned; let’s read what Michael J. Ceremello, Jr. has to say. He’s the former Vice-Mayor/Councilman from the City of Dixon. He writes a regular column for the Independent Voice. Here’s his initial volley to Fornoff:

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The honor of being the first recorded newspaper in Northwestern California belongs to the Crescent City Herald which preceded the Humboldt Times in Eureka.