- Photos by Kris Nagel
- Above: The taco truck, El Fogón Costeño,catered a recent vaccination fair. Below: Katrina Tucker, an registered nurse working with SnapNurse, signs in a fair participant. SnapNurse has sent nurses around the state to help administer vaccinations.
- Issue of
- Jul 22-28, 2021
- Vol. 32, No. 29
- Tacos y Vacunas
Eureka nonprofit works to ensure Latinx residents are comfortable getting vaccinated
News
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Tacos y Vacunas
Eureka nonprofit works to ensure Latinx residents are comfortable getting vaccinated
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'A Pandemic of the Unvaccinated'
A variant-fueled surge brings renewed urgency to vaccine push
Music
Arts + Scene
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- Book Review
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Parsing the Witch Hunt
Doug Ingold's There Came a Contagion
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- Screens
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Hybrid Hits
Werewolves Within and Gunpowder Milkshake
Eat + Drink
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- On the Table
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Relocation and Reinvention
Gallagher's finds a new spot and Mazzotti's starts over on the plaza
Life + Outdoors
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- Astrology
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Free Will Astrology
Week of July 22, 2021
Humor
Letters + Opinion
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- Views
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Summer Fun for Kids
Creative activities to do together at home
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Country Risqué (San Francisco queer honky-tonk) with special guests Lxs Perdidxs @ The Miniplex
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Cowboys: Sketch Comedy by Business Casual @ Savage Henry Comedy Club
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