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Thursday, Dec. 23, 2021
Humboldt Sports: GIRLS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP — Poteet debuts with Eureka; Panthers win at Ukiah
Humboldt Sports: BOYS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP — Huskies, Warriors and Crusaders all win midweek games
Governor's Office: What They’re Saying: Health, Education and State Leaders Support New State Actions to Protect Californians from COVID-19
Wild Rivers Outpost: Redwood Coast Transit Temporarily Reduces Hours to Account for Sudden Driver Shortage; Regular Schedule to Resume Next Month
Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Statement on the Passing of Joan Didion
Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Announces Judicial Appointments 12.23.21
Tuluwat Examiner: It’s a pivotal moment in US history
RHBB: [UPDATE: Subject Rescued] Rescue Underway Between Camel Rock and Moonstone Beach Responding to Reports of a Subject in the Water
KINS: Talkshop 122321 – Fred Van Vleck
KINS: Talkshop 122221 – Stephen Kullmann
Times-Standard : Eureka announces winners of holiday decorating contest
Washington Post: Mexico’s wheat fields help feed the world. They’re also releasing a dangerous greenhouse gas.
Washington Post: Amazon is building warehouses in ‘opportunity zones’ that provide tax breaks and secrecy
NY Times : An Overlooked Cure for Loneliness: Volunteer!
NY Times : Hospitals Scramble as Antibody Treatments Fail Against Omicron
Times-Standard : Eureka City Council advances coal transportation ban
NPR: A coconut seller and a day laborer reflect on life in astoundingly unequal India
The Hill: Tennessee raises COVID-19 death toll by thousands
NPR: With omicron, you need a mask that means business
The Guardian: Supreme court to hold special session on Biden’s vaccine mandates for workers
The Guardian: Killed by a pill bought on Snapchat: the counterfeit drugs poisoning US teens
Courthouse News Service: Drug that treats Covid with nearly 90% efficacy gets FDA green light
Courthouse News Service: Scientists spot largest group of rogue planets ever recorded
Press Democrat: UC expert: grape growers experiencing shortage of herbicides
City of Eureka Meetings: Open Space, Parks & Recreation Commission - CANCELLED - Dec 23, 2021
Bakersfield Californian: 'Outrageous' pension double-dipping triggers criminal investigation into California cops
Press Democrat: Sheriff: 33 pounds of meth, 3,000 fentanyl pills, 2 guns found in Santa Rosa home
Press Democrat: Coastal residents struggle to gain access to internet. Here is what is being done to fix it
LA Times: ‘There’s no room for error’: The humble tugboat’s crucial role in easing a global crisis
LA Times: San Bernardino Sheriff makes fourth rescue in one week at same spot
LA Times: ‘An invisible addiction.’ Amid pandemic, a rise in gambling addiction emerges
Times-Standard : 34 inmates test positive for COVID at Humboldt County jail
News WWC: Changing climate parches Afghanistan, exacerbating poverty
News WWC: Owner blows up his Tesla in protest at £17,000 cost of replacing the battery in Finland
CNN: Injuries reported after an explosion at the ExxonMobil facility in Baytown, Texas
Times-Standard : Scotia Lodge decorated for holidays
Times-Standard : California’s gun-confiscation program to receive more than $4.9 million in funding
RHBB: COVID Outbreak Continues at the Humboldt County Jail
RHBB: Multiple Humboldt and Mendocino County Projects to Protect Salmonid Habitat Get Grants From CDFW
RHBB: Please Remember…..There’s Snow on the Roads in the Hills and More Expected
Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2021
Growing Pains, with Nick Flores: #50 - Michala Pelren
High Country News: As coal plants close, Wyoming looks toward nuclear
Seattle Times: Timber company returns 2 miles of waterfront property to Squaxin Island Tribe
Patch: 42 Companies That Left California In 2021
LA Times: Supreme Court agrees to decide on Biden’s vaccine mandate for hospitals, other employers
Washington Post: Women are more likely to die or be injured in car crashes. There’s a simple reason why.
Washington Post: The Supreme Court has a fresh chance to rein in police lawlessness
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