Arcata City Council votes to take down the statue of past President William McKinley on Feb. 21. Lumberjack reporter Dajonea Robinson asked the people of Arcata what they’d like to see in place of it.
People of Arcata share what they’d like to see in the plaza
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One response to “People of Arcata share what they’d like to see in the plaza”
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sooooooo….. retarded. They are to sheeple-brained to even know or care they don’t have an elected mayor or a spiraling out of control crime rate. How about a shit-hole straight to hell in the place so the mutants can all jump in.
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