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WE do not discriminate, governments discriminate — mask/no-mask, shot/no-shot, at our business, All Are Welcome

WE do not discriminate, governments discriminate — mask/no-mask, shot/no-shot, at our business, 

All Are Welcome 🕊

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The 26th Annual Trinidad California Memorial Ceremony will commence on Sunday, May 30, 2021 at 2 p.m.

The 26th Annual Trinidad California Memorial Ceremony will commence on Sunday, 

May 30, 2021 at 2 p.m.  

Ceremony at Trinidad Bay Memorial Park (2019)

The ceremony will be held in front of the Memorial Wall honoring those lost or buried at sea, Trinidad Bay Memorial Park, the historic Memorial Lighthouse site on the corner of Edwards and Trinity Streets.

The ceremony begins with bagpipe music by Matthew Marshall, followed by the flag ceremony and pledge of allegiance led by McKinleyville Boy Scout Troop 99.  Dana Hope, Trinidad Civic Club Co-President, will preside over the ceremony and will welcome guests.  The Rev. Nancy Streufert, Priest Associate, St. Alban’s Episcopal Church in Arcata, will give the invocation and vocalist Samantha Day will sing “Amazing Grace.”  Honored Guest, Command Master Chief Keith M. Naker, Coast Guard Sector Humboldt Bay, will address the audience.  A poem by William Cullen Bryant titled, “Blessed Are They That Mourn,” will be read by Patti Fleschner, Memorial Lighthouse Historian.  Trinidad City Mayor Steve Ladwig will ring the Trinidad Head Lighthouse Keeper’s cottage bell.  Janine Volkmar, Trinidad Civic Club Recording Secretary, will read the 268 memorial names, followed by a USCG helicopter flyover. Saxophonist Matthew Brogdon will play “Taps” to close the ceremony.

The memorial, approximately 35 minutes long, takes place rain or shine with no seating available.  COVID protocols will be followed.  To preserve the solemn nature of the event, the roads surrounding the immediate vicinity will be closed from 12 to 3 p.m.  

Beautiful wreaths are created by the Trinidad Civic Club with flowers compliments of Sun Valley Floral Farms; sound services provided by Dj-Kev; videography by William and Philip Plants; photography by Jackie Tidwell.

The Trinidad Memorial Lighthouse was built by the Trinidad Civic Club as a replica of the 1871 Trinidad Head Lighthouse and was dedicated at the historic location on June 26th, 1949. Earl and Neva Hallmark donated the land to house the 1871 Fourth Order Fresnel oil lantern, the last coal oil burning revolving light retired from use on the Pacific Coast, previously housed in the Trinidad Head Lighthouse. The United States Coast Guard placed this lens in the Memorial Lighthouse when an electric lens was installed in the original Lighthouse in 1947. The 1942 Fifth Order Fresnel Electric lens has been on permanent loan to the Trinidad Museum since 2013, when an LED lens was installed at the Trinidad Head Lighthouse. The LED lens is observable 20 miles out to sea.

 

The 4,000 pound 1898 bronze fog bell was placed at the historic Memorial Lighthouse site in 1949, from its previous location on Trinidad Head.  This occurred when the fog warning system on Trinidad Head became automated.  Both the Memorial Lighthouse and the Historic Bell are presently located at the Trinidad Harbor on property owned by the Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of the Trinidad Rancheria. 

For information about the event, 

please call (707) 677-3655

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Safe Stay Initiative AHLA series of best practices for the Hotel Lodging Industry

“Safe Stay” is AHLA's initiative focused on enhanced hotel cleaning practices, social interactions, and workplace protocols to meet the new health and safety challenges and expectations presented by COVID-19.

The Safe Stay initiative is designed to change hotel industry norms, behaviors and standards to ensure both hotel guests and employees are confident in the cleanliness and safety of hotels.

The AHLA Safe Stay Advisory Council is working in conjunction with public health experts, scientists, and medical leaders to develop a series of best practices for the industry. Read the AHLA Safe Stay Press Release 

https://www.ahla.com/reopen

AHLA is the singular voice representing every segment of the hotel industry including major chains, independent hotels, management companies, REIT’s, bed and breakfasts, industry partners and more.


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Safely Open Post Covid-19 Outbreak #openAnyway

#openAnyway Page at trinidadbaybnb.com/hotel

#openAnyway page
https://trinidadbaybnb.com/hotel/open-anyway-covid19.html

Trinidad Bay B&B Hotel

This crisis has sharpened our focus to what is truly special about staying with us. We're friendly everyday people hosting guests in our home and offering an unique experience of the town we love—Trinidad, California.

Guest experiences will always be part of our story. Stays live on past departures, and we're honored being part of their magic. It's this magic that so moved many of us—transformed us from visitors into lifelong friends and residents of Trinidad.

Welcome Guests ❤️

Open with Covid-19 modifications. 

What happened?

We took precautions early on, at the start of the Covid-19 crisis. While we were able to stay open throughout the crisis, we were arbitrarily restricted to who we could host. Early emergency orders caused unprecedented cancellations, financial upheaval, and consequently, have put our livelihood and living here at risk.

What now?

To more safely operate and begin hosting out of area visitors again, we've adopted updated Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines.*

We are cleaning and disinfecting based on recommendations from the CDC. We screen and help reschedule people who are sick. We recommend people at higher risk not travel until it's safer for them as described in CDC guidelines.*

With enhanced cleaning, screening, and minimizing person-to-person contact, we are confidently ready to be fully open and hosting again.

What next?

As the Covid-19 situation evolves, we will continue to closely monitor and adjust to it. As always, we will happily consider input from our community.

With our personal and business health and safety addressed, we must also continue to assist our community. As we do for our Guests, we will assist Trinidad visitors in making their visit safe and wonderful.

Health and safety is now foremost in our minds, and we ask our community for their continued support—for us and for our business, and for all people visiting Trinidad.

Our Covid-19 Updates: Online

You can find news and hotel information at our page: https://trinidadbaybnb.com/hotel/

Thank you for your time and understanding.

Kindest regards,
Trinidad Bay Bed and Breakfast Hotel ♡

Hotels and Lodging Covid19 CA Roadmap

Statewide Opening Preparations .. we are ready!

Hotels and Lodging 

CA Covid19 Roadmap

covid19.ca.ca.gov/roadmap/

https://covid19.ca.gov/roadmap/

Hotels and lodging

The guidance for the hotels and lodging industry provides guidelines to create a safer environment for workers.

Review the guidance, prepare a plan, and post the checklist for the hotels and lodging industry in your workplace to show customers and employees that you’ve reduced the risk and are open for business.

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Number 1 B&B Hotel in Trinidad California - Review 300 .. 🥳✨

Review 300!

Amazingly beautiful

Review of Trinidad Bay Bed and Breakfast Hotel

Reviewed 4 days ago 

My husband surprised me with a trip to Trinidad, CA from Redding, CA. We highly recommend this bed and breakfast. I have never had such a friendly welcoming as Tyler gave us, along with Mike and his amazing cookies. Our stay was beautiful the cleanliness, the hospitality, the VIEWS ..

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