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Savana Robinson

Savana Robinson

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Journalist, KIEM-TV (Eureka, CA)

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Self-care, A little bit of everything, Lifestyles, Health and Wellness News

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I put in my time on zoning and easement issues. Those are about the only topics off my list!

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Total articles 115

  • Stick and Poke Tattoos are Still Relevant Today

    By Savana Robinson| redwoodnews.tv@ According to the Smithsonian, the first evidence of tattoos in human history dates back to 3,000 B.C.E.. Historical artifacts have been found worldwide. Many methods were used including skin-stitching, hand-tapping and hand-poking. Although tattoo machines came about in the late 19th century, some artists still choose traditional methods today.

    By Savana Robinson · redwoodnews.tv

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Nobody has fun like the Marching Lumberjacks

    By Savana Robinson| HSU Lumberjack Verified By Savana RobinsonFrom playing on a carousel in Cloverdale to marching in a parade in San Francisco to performing in Battle of the Bands at UC Davis, the Cal Poly Humboldt Marching Lumberjacks play a variety of gigs around northern California. Alfie Chiper, junior environmental science and management major and clarinetist for the Marching Lumberjacks, pointed out their favorite gig.

    By Savana Robinson · HSU Lumberjack

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • Stick and Poke Tattoos are Still Relevant Today

    By Savana Robinson| redwoodnews.tv@ According to the Smithsonian, the first evidence of tattoos in human history dates back to 3,000 B.C.E.. Historical artifacts have been found worldwide. Many methods were used including skin-stitching, hand-tapping and hand-poking. Although tattoo machines came about in the late 19th century, some artists still choose traditional methods today.

    By Savana Robinson · redwoodnews.tv

    Apr. 01, 2025

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KIEM-TV (Eureka, CA)