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.
Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2020
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Trump plans to attend GOP election hearing with Giuliani in Gettysburg
Politico: The secretive consulting firm that’s become Biden’s Cabinet in waiting
NPR: Rebuilding After A Wildfire? Most States Don't Require Fire-Resistant Materials
Napa Valley Register: Napa County pushes back on possible, big housing mandate
NPR: As COVID-19 Vaccine Nears, Employers Consider Making It Mandatory
NPR: How Do We Stop This Surge? Here's What Experts Say Could Help
The Guardian: Indigenous man and granddaughter, 12, handcuffed after trying to open bank account
The Guardian: New Zealand couple shuns developers to give 900 hectares of land to nation
The Guardian: Meet the South Poll cow: the healthier, naturally raised cattle of the future?
The Guardian: 'No end in sight': hunger surges in America amid a spiraling pandemic
The Guardian: OANN suspended from YouTube after promoting a sham cure for Covid-19
The Guardian: 'The people are not afraid any more': young Peruvians rise up to demand change
Yahoo News: Mnuchin Plans to Put $455 Billion Beyond Yellen’s Easy Reach
KTVU: Jupiter and Saturn are about to do something not seen for nearly 800 years
KTVU: Most people dying indoors as overdoses surge in San Francisco, data shows
KTLA: Judge refuses to block L.A. County outdoor dining ban despite plea from California Restaurant Assn.
KRCR: Shasta County reports more than 300 new COVID cases
KRCR: Bethel Ministry mass gathering causes concern
LA Times: Massive stash of cartel cash, drugs and ammo seized from Otay Mesa truck yard
LA Times: Targeting Muslims, Indian state outlaws religious conversion by marriage
San Jose Mercury: Sunbeam recalls nearly 1M Crock-Pots for burn risk
San Jose Mercury: Murderers, rapists got unemployment money in $1 billion California taxpayer fraud
San Jose Mercury: From California to Massachusetts, indigenous people want their land back — and the movement is gaining momentum
Press Democrat: Punishing hurricanes to spur more Central American migration
Press Democrat: 'Staggering’ demand at North Bay’s largest food bank as pandemic deepens need
SF Chronicle: Judge: California can't ban offensive license plates
SF Chronicle: For the first time in history, Pliny the Younger will be available online, but there's a catch
SF Chronicle: 45 California counties are now in the purple tier
NY Post: Hybrid cars emit way more pollution than advertised
City of Eureka Meetings: Historic Preservation Commission - Nov 25, 2020
City of Eureka Meetings: Historic Preservation Commission - Nov 25, 2020
City of Eureka Meetings: Historic Preservation Commission - Cancelled - Dec 02, 2020
City of Eureka Meetings: Board of Appeals Meeting - Canceled - Nov 27, 2020
RHBB: Dr. Frankovich Says Recent 100 Person Event Contributed To COVID Spike, Local Surge Site Still Being Prepared, And More
RHBB: Aligning Himself with Other Emerald County Sheriffs, Humboldt County’s Billy Honsal Emphasizes Education Over Enforcement of Pandemic Curfew
RHBB: Food Safety Tips for the Holiday Season
RHBB: ‘High Visitation’ Expected at Parks This Holiday Weekend; State Parks Has Safety Tips
Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020
KMUD: Michelle Bushnell Likely Victorious in 2nd District
KMUD: Humboldt County Moved to State’s Purple Tier
NCJ: Yurok Tribe Certifies Election Results, Readies to Welcome New Board Member
EcoNews: Virtual Open House Mixer: January 21, 7-8 PM
County of Humboldt: Ettersburg Road Investigation
Wild Rivers Outpost: Major-Injury Crash on Highway 101 in Smith River
KMUD: Local Stakeholders to Drive Humboldt Cannabis Marketing
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Wed, 25 Nov 2020
NCJ: Humboldt County Sheriff Deputies Reunite Dog/Owner
Wild Rivers Outpost: COVID-19 Exposure Moves Kalmiopsis Elementary to Distance Learning For Next Week; Brookings-Harbor School District Plans To Bring 7th- and 10th-Graders Back to Classroom
Governor's Office: Governor Newsom Issues First-Ever Social Innovation Impact Report Highlighting $3.9 Billion in Corporate and Philanthropic Partnerships Aiding State’s Housing Efforts, COVID-19 Response and More