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Saturday, June 19, 2021
NPR: Slavery Didn't End On Juneteenth. Here's What You Should Know About This Important Day
NPR: He Lost Nearly Everything To Addiction. Then An Arrest Changed His Life
Undark: A $26-Billion Plan to Save the Houston Area From Rising Seas
Friday, June 18, 2021
MSN News: Mexico to vaccinate migrants in Baja California under new border initiative
LA Times: California's unemployment debt grows as businesses ask Newsom for help
MSN News: Oroville water drop will force hydro-power plant offline
CNN: North Bend, Oregon: Police search for suspect after three people found dead in separate incidents
Mad River Union: Questions, concerns swirl around fish farm
KMUD: KMUD News Juneteenth Special from Black Wall Street
KTLA: San Jacinto city councilmember among 2 men charged with running illegal pot dispensary
East Bay Times: Mills College may combine with Northeastern to keep the school afloat
Seattle Times: WTF: Seattle considering "street sinks" for homeless
Seattle Times: Editorial: Environmental wins and two that need protection: Bristol Bay, Skagit River headwaters
Ukiah Daily Journal: Mendo Sheriff's Office removes nearly 30,000 marijuana plants from illegal grows
KRCR: BREAKING: "Uncontrolled" vegetation fire forces evacuations in Portola (Plumas County)
KRCR: Butte County man arrested for starting multiple fires
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Sat, 19 Jun 2021
San Jose Mercury News: Fuel Cell Manufacturer, Bloom Energy, Expands in Fremont
San Jose Mercury News: County, environmentalists say Cupertino ridgeline in ‘clear and present danger’ of getting carved out for mining
Washington Post: One America News is the face of the Arizona election audit. Its reporter is also helping pay for it.
Wild Rivers Outpost: Sea to Table Program Serves 25,853 Meals To Needy Families, Provides COVID Relief Dollars to Fishermen
Wild Rivers Outpost: Del Norte Unified Unveils Student Support Plan Ahead of What They Hope Will Be 'A Full Return to School For All Kids'
Mad River Union: Trinidad Tidings: Trinidad School’s eighth grade Class of 2021 graduates in style
Wild Rivers Outpost: Multiple Agencies Respond to Assault Incident, Apprehend Suspect
NPR: Where No Plywood Has Gone Before: A Space Agency Will Launch A Tiny, Wooden Satellite
Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Issues Proclamation Declaring Juneteenth Day of Observance 6.18.21
City of Arcata Meetings: Public Safety Committee - Agenda - Jun 23, 2021 6:00 PM
Tom Sebourn: Attorney General Bonta Formally Launches New Regional Human Trafficking and Sexual Predator Apprehension Teams
NCJ: Eureka Police Investigating Suspicious Device on Broadway
Wild Rivers Outpost: Local Law Enforcement Carry the Torch for Special Olympics
City of Arcata Meetings: City Council - Agenda - Jun 24, 2021 5:30 PM
Mad River Union: Point and click for history, paychecks
County of Humboldt: June 18, 2021 - Cal/OSHA Aligns COVID-19 Workplace Rules with CDPH Guidance
KINS: Talkshop 061821 – Karen Diemer
Mad River Union: Michael Fields is moving on and making change with ‘Madsummer’
Mad River Union: Jerry Martien: On the Passing unto Glory of Sister Carol Davis
Mad River Union: Council to decide how to fill vacancy next Thursday
Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Statement on May Jobs Report
RHBB: FERC Approves Transfer Application a Key Step to UnDam the Klamath
AP News: Health economist: Opioids cost community $3.3B in damages
AP News: Las Vegas weighs tying growth to conservation amid drought
Action News Chico: THE PARK FIRE NEAR BEAR HOLE GROWS TO 600 ACRES WITH 25% CONTAINMENT
Mad River Union: Humboldt joins statewide reopening
Mad River Union: OBITUARY: Ralph Irving Miller, May 18, 1925 – May 15, 2021
Mad River Union: Letter: Maggie Fox brought beauty, peace and respect to Manila Park
NY Times: Touring Alaska in an R.V.
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