A San Francisco-based blogger for Fox News (“Fair and balanced … because we say so.”) offers this snippet of wisdom about Hayfork, a rural town in Trinity County. “Tucked amid the vast forestland of Northern California’s Trinity County, the small town of Hayfork is – literally – going to pot…with marijuana being smoked, grown and sold more than ever before,” Claudia Cowan writes in a piece that lacks sourcing beyond the local school superintendent. The same source was quoted in this L.A. Times blog post from November; the “pot paradise” label comes from a High [...]
No less than the Los Angeles Times takes a look at the Trinity County town of Hayfork, where marijuana cultivation has gone mainstream as it has in much of rural Northern California. “It’s not a subculture here,” said Tom Barnett, the superintendent of the Mountain Valley Unified School District. “Marijuana is drying in their houses. It’s falling out of their (students’) pockets.”
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