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Sunday, April 3, 2022
New Yorker Magazine: True Price, a Dutch nonprofit, aims to help us grasp the real costs of consumption.
RHBB: Ukiah’s Alyssa Mae Sawdey, Once Thought a Victim of an Internet-Invented Serial Killer, Died Accidentally from ‘Acute Methamphetamine Toxicity’, Says MCSO
Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Statement on Mass Shooting in Sacramento
NY Post: Isla Vista beach party chaos causes multiple medical emergencies
Washington Post: Birds are laying their eggs a month earlier than normal
NY Times : Essay: The galling cynicism of CBS News hiring Mick Mulvaney
Washington Post: Cryptocurrency could help governments and businesses spy on us
KCRA: Police say 6 dead, at least 9 injured in Sacramento shooting
Washington Post: Police say 6 dead, at least 9 injured in Sacramento shooting
NY Times : Alcohol: Women, Do We Need an Intervention?
Daily Dot: Trump’s social media platform is filled with fake government profiles
Wall St Journal: Why So Many Women in Middle Age Are on Antidepressants
Reuters: LA court rules state corporate diversity law unconstitutional
Reuters: Analysis: Food stamp recipients are the new frontier for Target.com
Reuters: Taliban bans drug cultivation, including lucrative opium
Reuters: Ukrainians and Europeans accuse Russians of committing atrocities
Politico: How two dozen retired generals are trying to stop an overhaul of the Marines
NPR: Early onset puberty has increased since COVID-19
AP News: Nurses: Guilty verdict for dosing mistake could cost lives
AP News: Ukraine documents alleged atrocities by retreating Russians
Popular Mechanics: The Science of Bad Vibes: Can Some Places Really Hold Onto Negative Energy?
Seattle Times: The Port Gamble lumber mill closed decades ago. Now the tribe that was forced from the land is returning
The Oregonian: California has $600 million in unclaimed can, bottle deposits
NPR: 2021 was the hottest year on record in the Gulf of Maine, new data show
NPR: These companies say their carbon pipelines would curb climate change. Farmers object
KRCR: Hundreds line up to cross border after Canada lifts COVID-19 testing restrictions
KCRA: Hooked On Fishing Not On Violence: Sacramento nonprofit hopes to teach young adults patience
KCRA: Californians warned about risk from British Columbia oysters
LA Times: Multiple victims reported in Sacramento shooting, police say
LA Times: Skepticism greets migrant smuggler crackdown in Guatemala
LA Times: Hundreds of Ukrainians are waiting in Tijuana to request protection in the United States
SF Chronicle: That time Russia swooped in to bail out a California state park
RHBB: ‘Shock and Awe’: Willits Area Residents Grapple With PG&E’s Tree Falling Operations
RHBB: ‘Shock and Awe’: Willits Area Residents Grapple With PG&E’s Tree Falling Operations
Saturday, April 2, 2022
Humboldt Sports: St. Bernard’s pitchers dominate again in L4 doubleheader
Washington Post: There’s good reason to worry about the health risks of plastics
Humboldt Sports: Del Norte girls sweep Fortuna, take over sole possession of B5 lead
Canadian Broadcasting Co: Rare Indigenous eyewitness account of Battle of the Little Bighorn found in Ontario
RawStory: Nonwhite refugees fleeing Ukraine war are being held in long-term detention centers
NBC News: Los Angeles agrees to spend $3 billion to house homeless residents
Humboldt Sports: Huskies complete league-opening series sweep at Del Norte
Humboldt Sports: Lassen pitching shuts down the Corsairs bats
Humboldt Sports: Baty, Benneker give the Crusaders a boost in Little 4 openers
Humboldt Sports: Loggers complete dominating sweep, go to 3-0 in the B5
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Sun, 03 Apr 2022
Humboldt Sports: Big day for Curran as Cubs sweep the Warriors in L4 baseball
Humboldt Sports: Warriors open the Little 4 with doubleheader sweep at South Fork
RHBB: Rain Coming Sunday Night and Staying Mostly Through Monday
EcoNews: Understanding ‘Urbanism’
RHBB: RCCR (Redwood Coalition for Climate and Environmental Responsibility) Endorses Five Local Candidates
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