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Sunday, April 4, 2021
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Mon, 05 Apr 2021
RHBB: [UPDATE 4:29p.m.] Woman and Juvenile in Rollover Crash on Henderson in Eureka
RHBB: Vehicle Vs Tree on Briceland Road
Mad River Union: ‘Delineations’: a soul-searing odyssey through land use regs
Mad River Union: Fretwell sues CSU over KHSU imbroglio
Mad River Union: Trump-era ‘Animosity’ rover touches down, rampages across Arcata
Mad River Union: APD arrests three during mini-storage burglary in progress
RHBB: Monica Topping Discusses Local Arts as City of Eureka Shifts Focus of Weekly Videos
Mad River Union: Arcata Police Log: Must camo constantly correlate with cuckoo?
Mad River Union: Letters to the Editor, March 24/31, 2021
Redwood Coast Business: SHORT RIBS AND RANDOM THOUGHTS, April 4, (EASTER) 2021
Wild Rivers Outpost: Rescuers Find Missing 74-year-old Man Tangled in Brush Near Gold Beach
Mad River Union: Peace Pole powers back online
Tuluwat Examiner: End the rash of police-wilding
NY Daily News: Pot is legal in NY state, and the economic opportunities are sky high
Washington Post: EPA dismisses dozens of key science advisers picked under Trump
Washington Post: Cairo’s mummies get a new home. And a grand procession on the way.
Washington Post: He said he spent $15,000 on a Disney World trip. He refused a temperature check and got arrested.
Washington Post: Phone numbers, personal data for 533 million Facebook users exposed online, report says
The Guardian: 'No one explained': fracking brings pollution, not wealth, to Navajo land
The Guardian: California scrambles as maskless crowds flood vacation hotspots
The Guardian: US Navy ship sunk nearly 80 years ago reached in world's deepest shipwreck dive
San Jose Mercury News: ‘Double mutant’ COVID-19 variant from India found in Bay Area
San Jose Mercury News: COVID: California reports most new cases in almost four weeks
Sacramento Bee: Man breaks into a Morro Bay restaurant’s crab tank, drives off with live crabs
KRCR: Proposed California bill reduces robbery punishment, Northstate weighs-in
Siskiyou Daily News: Eugene woman sets Oregon Pacific Crest Trail speed record: 455 miles in 7 days
LA Times: Remains of missing woman, 19, found in remote area of Siskiyou County
LA Times: San Diego County may lift barriers to tribes expanding their reservations
Press Democrat: Sonoma County cannabis growers and rural residents still at sharp odds over cultivation rules
SF Chronicle: California sets reopening date and guidelines for indoor concerts
SF Chronicle: How Trump steered supporters into unwitting donations
RHBB: Kyla Baxley Replaces Retiring Wayne Cox as Chief Investigator for the DA’s Office
RHBB: Testing Remains Critical Piece to Ending Pandemic (Seriously, It’s Important!)
Saturday, April 3, 2021
KRCR: Closed launch ramps, less house boats potential results of low water levels this summer
The Guardian: Florida emergency as phosphate plant pond leak threatens radioactive flood
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Sun, 04 Apr 2021
EcoNews: Friends of the Eel River Force FERC to Comply with the Endangered Species Act
Mad River Union: Two sought in Valley West shooting
Mad River Union: Watson sets up posh gentlemen’s club at City Hall
Wild Rivers Outpost: Crescent City Search Warrant Leads to Cache of Drugs; One Arrested for Maintaining a Dope House, Police Say
Mad River Union: Trinidad’s font fiasco
RHBB: Garberville Man Medevacked From Crash in Oregon, Says OSP
RHBB: State Dramatically Drops Vaccines Allocated to Humboldt County Next Week
RHBB: APD and DHHS Join Forces to Address Mental Health
Friday, April 2, 2021
County of Humboldt Meetings: Project Trellis Committee agenda- regular meeting
Mad River Union: Deputies interrupt McK parking lot torpor festival, arrest two
Mad River Union: APD and DHHS join forces to address mental health
Mad River Union: KEET-TV presents ‘Studio Space’
Wild Rivers Outpost: Crescent City Councilors to Discuss Homelessness Issues Near Cemetery