On Thursday, Feb. 23, around 6 pm, Highway 101 was closed in both directions from Willits to the Humboldt County line and motorists were stranded in Laytonville. The Laytonville Fire Department requested that my daughter Jayma Shields Spence, who is Director of Laytonville Healthy Start, the north county’s family resource center, open up Harwood Hall which also serves as an emergency shelter. Last year, she agreed to let the County park the shelter trailer on Healthy Start property, from where it was previously kept at the fire department. The trailer is filled with all the basic supplies you would need to operate a shelter: cots, blankets, coffee pots, etc. and it made sense to have it on-s
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