DISCLAIMER: None of the stuff below is written or endorsed by the Outpost, and we’d be willing to bet that at least some of it is crazy and/or wrong. Use critical thinking.
Monday, April 26, 2021
Cal Matters: Battered, burned but alive: Time will heal park’s wounds, but it needs big money, too
SF Chronicle: Dozens camp overnight for chance to buy $1.2 million Bay Area townhouses
RHBB: Southern Humboldt Farmers’ Markets Kick Off 2021 Season
RHBB: CR Hires New Women’s Tennis Coach and Football Coach
RHBB: Humboldt Bay Fire Receives $300 Stipend to Promote Home Fire Sprinkler Education
Sunday, April 25, 2021
Alaska News Source: Anchorage International Airport is world’s fourth busiest for cargo
Alaska News Source: Cost of lumber is on the rise; some say they’ve never seen anything like it before
Mad River Union: Local artist and poet Annette Makino wins international haiku award
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Mon, 26 Apr 2021
Wild Rivers Outpost: Sleeping Driver Crashes Into Building Along Highway 101, Crescent City Police Say
RHBB: Seascape Restaurant Exposure Clarification From Trinidad Rancheria Tribal Government
RHBB: It’s Snowing!! (Yes, Really…Some Mountain Areas Have Snow)
RHBB: Arcata City Hall to Reopen with Reduced Hours Tomorrow
Mad River Union: Dell’Arte returning to in-person learning
Mad River Union: Trinidad Tidings: Inspired artists in the seaside village
Mad River Union: Trinidad’s Seascape Restaurant closed after ‘super-spreader’ event
NCJ: Video: California's Police Use-of-Force Law Explained
Mad River Union: Letters to the Editor, April 21, 2021
SF Chronicle: Hulu's Oscar-nominated doc 'The Mole Agent' follows an 83-year-old spy sent into a nursing home
BBC: Indonesian navy submarine found split into three on sea bed
BBC: Video: Brazil: Environment police battle for Amazon rainforest
Reuters Trust: Indian hospitals turn away patients in COVID-19 'tsunami'
MSN News: Harley Unleashes the Silent E-Hogs
Reuters Trust: Costa Rica hits new daily record of COVID-19 infections
The Hill: Majority disapproves of Biden's handling of immigration at border: poll
NY Times: Halting the Vast Release of Methane Is Critical for Climate, U.N. Says
The Hill: Time to reinstate our strongest tool against climate change
NY Times: The Slander Industry
NY Times: C.E.O. Pay Remains Stratospheric, Even at Companies Battered by Pandemic
NY Times: Millions Are Skipping Their Second Doses of Covid Vaccines
The Guardian: Mourne Mountains fire fighting operation to continue into third day
The Guardian: ‘Insanely cheap energy’: how solar power continues to shock the world
The Guardian: Restrictions work, says man who brought Massachusetts gun deaths to record low
The Guardian: Mark Bittman’s warning: the true costs of our cheap food and the American diet
The Guardian: Indigenous nation in US has right to lands in Canada, court rules
Marin Independent Journal: Proposition 19 unleashes wave of Marin property transfers
Times News Express: Allen Weisselberg, self-professed ‘stickler’ CFO at center of Trump criminal probe says he leaves ‘legal side’ of money flow to others
NY Daily News: Fresno pays $4.9 million settlement to family of 16-year-old killed running away from cops in 2017
NPR: Tower Of Babble: Non-Native Speakers Navigate The World Of 'Good' And 'Bad' English
NPR: Iraq Interior Ministry: 82 Killed In Baghdad Hospital Fire
Mt. Shasta News: Two small fires in Siskiyou near Etna, Hwy. 96 were quickly extinguished
KTLA: Two accused of over $675K in California EDD fraud arrested in Tennessee
LA Times: COVID canceled Weaverville's football season. So Trinity's school did homecoming their way
LA Times: ‘We are trapped here.’ A Mexican town isolated by cartel terror
Washington Post: A Big Stink in the World of Perfume
Washington Post: Groups seek recognition at Native American museum veterans memorial
Washington Post: Ontario hospitals under strain, and a premier under siege
Washington Post: The Biden administration changed its story on refugee admissions 6 times in 3 weeks
Washington Post: The Armenian ‘genocide’: This is what happened in 1915
Washington Post: A churning Golden State on the eve of new population numbers
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