#112. Solomon Everta on Eureka Books, Omnibus, and the Stories That Build Community
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Scott Hammond interviews Solomon Everta about his journey in local business and community activism in Eureka.
Send us Fan Mail Scott Hammond sits down with Solomon Everta for a conversation rooted in Old Town Eureka, local business, mutual aid, and the kind of community life that only makes sense when you’ve actually lived here awhile. Solomon talks about coming to Humboldt from East Bay, finding his footing through work and activism, and eventually becoming the owner of Eureka Books. They get into the recent expansion into Omnibus on Snug Alley, why independent bookstores still matter, and how a bo...
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