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Was just an average interview, but it’s been seen 597,000 times.”Shannon Hughes, president of the Willow Creek Chamber of Commerce Board, told the Times-Standard that being a Bigfoot believer isn’t really optional for the community’s 1,700 residents.“You can’t really live in Willow Creek if you’re not a believer,” Hughes said jokingly. “And if you’re not, you keep it to yourself.”Hughes said that the community’s proximity to Bluff Creek and to state Route 96 place it firmly at the epicenter of 20th century Bigfoot history, and its business community has enthusiastically embraced that position.“Willow Creek really is the Bigfoot Capital of the World — not just because of the local history but because of how much we have decorated the town in everything Bigfoot. And of course, there is Bigfoot Daze.”This summer, Willow Creek is slated to host its 63rd annual Bigfoot Daze festival. The block party, scheduled for July 12, will feature a variety of vendors, live music and the community’s famous Bigfoot-themed parade. This year’s event will also feature a new venue in downtown Willow Creek as its previous venue Veteran’s Park undergoes renovations.“I think anyone who looks at the cultural impacts of these cryptids — and that is what it is; it’s a cultural impact that they have as a driver of local culture — (knows that) Bigfoot, by far takes the cake,” Rogers said. “Bigfoot is the one that everyone knows across the world … and in California, we all know that Bigfoot comes from Willow Creek.”Rogers said that, while it was coincidental that the introduction of AB 666 was sandwiched between two bills that work to advance renewable energy in the North Coast, it was not an accident in the sense that Bigfoot has an outsize relationship to the region and its ecology, and protecting those are important parts of his legislative agenda.Nelson also said that it’s no coincidence that Bigfoot calls the Klamath mountains its home.“Bigfoot, to me, represents nature and how powerful and elusive it is — and how fragile and resilient — it’s all those things. And that’s what our mountain range is — because it’s so biodiverse; we have 18 conifer species over a mile distance in our mountains. That is unheard of in this world … it’s a magical mountain range, so why not have a magical beast that is elusive and furtive living in these mountains.”Robert Schaulis can be reached at 707-441-0585. Originally Published: March 4, 2025 at 10:12 AM PST

And sister. He also has his own music career, releasing the album Best Wishes last year. Will has been candid about his previously fractured relationship with his son following his divorce from Trey’s mom, Sheree.In an Instagram post shared in 2018, Will said he and Trey “struggled for years.” The actor wrote, “He felt betrayed & abandoned. It is a Wild Blessing to recover & restore a Loving Relationship with My Beautiful Son!” Now, Trey has a good relationship with his dad, whom he has called his “best friend,” as well as his step-siblings and Jada, whom he has referred to as his “bonus mom.” The young actor has shared snapshots of his mom and bonus mom on social media and gushed about them.Jaden SmithAt 25, Jaden is Will and Jada’s first child together and Will’s second son. Like his father and his siblings, Jaden is in the music and entertainment business, but primarily focusing on music these days. He made his acting debut in his dad’s 2006 drama film The Pursuit of Happyness, starring opposite his dad again a few years later in the 2013 apocalyptic film After Earth. He also starred in the 2010 remake of The Karate Kid and did voice-over for the Netflix series Neo Yokio. Jaden’s focus lately has been on music, recently releasing his last album CTV3: Cool Tape Vol. 3 last August. A frequent collaborator with his musician sister, too, Jaden and Willow have released a few songs together, including “Summertime in Paris,” and “U KNOW.”In an interview with Vanity Fair in 2016, Will called his youngest son “fearless” and revealed how that could sometimes be terrifying as a parent. “Jaden is 100 percent fearless. He will do anything,” the actor said. “So as a parent it’s scary, it’s really terrifying — but he is completely willing to live and die by his own artistic decisions and he just doesn’t concern himself with what people think.”Willow SmithAt 22, Willow is Will and Jada’s youngest child and Will’s only daughter. Like her father, Willow is a multi-hyphenate: singer, actress, rapper, and dancer. Willow made

Howard Hughes and the Spruce Goose: The Story of the H-K1 HerculesPen and Sword Aviation, Aug 27, 2014 - History - 256 pagesHoward Hughes' life ambition was to make a significant contribution to the field of aviation development. But the monumental folly of his endeavours on the H-KI Hercules meant that he came to be known and remembered to a great extent for all the wrong reasons. The 'Spruce Goose' (a name Hughes detested) became a product of his wild fixation on perfection and scale. Once completed, it was the largest flying machine ever built. Its wingspan of 320 feet remains the largest in history. Yet it only completed one flight; flying for a mile on its maiden voyage above Long Beach Harbour, before being consigned to the history books as a failure.??Experienced author Graham M. Simons turns his attention to the production process that saw this colossus take shape. In words and images, all aspects of this process are illustrated. We have shots taken during the initial design period, images of the craft under construction, and photographs taken at the test flights. In addition, Simons has been gifted access to the highly prized and rarely seen aircraft manual produced for the aircraft, content from which has been extracted and used to supplement the narrative.??The book goes on to explore the political issues that sprung up as a result of Hughes' endeavours, looking into the Senate War Investigations Committee's findings which explored the extent to which government funds had been

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27, 2012Geoffrey William Hughes was an English actor known for his versatile roles in television and film. He provided the voice of Paul McCartney in the animated film "Yellow Submarine" and gained fame for portraying Eddie Yeats in "Coronation Street." He also played Onslow in "Keeping Up Appearances" and "Twiggy" in "The Royle Family." Hughes portrayed Vernon Scripps in the ITV series "Heartbeat," showcasing his talent as a conman and loveable rogue. His career spanned decades, leaving a lasting impact on British television.Birth Year: 1942Birthplace: Greenville, South Carolina, USABo Hopkins was an American actor known for his supporting roles in major studio films from 1969 to 1979. He gained recognition for his breakout role in the ensemble cast of American Graffiti. Throughout his career, he appeared in numerous films and TV shows, showcasing his versatility and talent as an actor. Hopkins' credits include a wide range of genres, demonstrating his ability to bring depth and authenticity to his characters. He made a significant impact in the entertainment industry with his memorable performances. 31 John Saunders(Canadian-American Sports Journalist)Birth Year: 1955Birthplace: Toronto, CanadaDied: August 10, 2016John Saunders was a well-known Canadian-American sports journalist who made a name for himself through his work at ESPN and ABC. Beginning his career in 1986, he dedicated himself to sports reporting until his passing in 2016. Saunders was respected for his coverage of various sports events and was praised for his insightful commentary and professional demeanor. He established a solid reputation for his on-air performance and