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.
Friday, Oct. 9, 2020
LA Times: Nursing home residents want to vote, but amid a pandemic, it is harder than ever
Press Democrat: Lake County among top spots as California eradicates 1.1 million illegal pot plants at more than 450 grow sites
Bloomberg: The 50 richest Americans are worth as much as the poorest 165 million
San Jose Mercury: California commission to consider lowering phone rates for jail inmates
San Jose Mercury: California dairy sued over hidden video that allegedly shows abuse of cows 1
Marin Independent Journal: Coast Guard housing site near North Concord BART heads to auction starting at $15 million
Marin Independent Journal: Mistrial declared in Novato gang murder case
SF Chronicle: Martinez Gives Initial Nod To Cannabis Packaging, Labeling Business
SF Chronicle: Significant damage as fires burn 40% of redwoods in Santa Cruz Mountains
City of Eureka Meetings: Housing Advisory Board - Oct 14, 2020
Growing Pains, with Nick Flores: 0.15 - Skyler Celeste
SoHum Parlance: Measure C Explained
Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020
RHBB: One New Case Reported Today, October8
NBC News: Jackie Robinson, MLK images in Trump ad leaves their families 'insulted'
Wall St Journal: U.S. How Russia Today Skirts High-Tech Blockade to Reach U.S. Readers
NY Times: 2020 Had the Warmest September on Record, Data Shows
The Hill: Court strikes down Obama-era rule targeting methane leaks from public lands drilling
KMUD: Local News for October 8th, 2020
Electrek: Mercedes-Benz teases ‘highest-efficiency electric car in the world’ with over 750 miles of range
CNN: Space is becoming too crowded, Rocket Lab CEO warns
LA Times: Dozens infected, nine dead in COVID-19 outbreak at a Santa Cruz County nursing home
The Guardian: Facebook removes hundreds of fake profiles tied to pro-Trump group
The Oregonian: Forestry board moves ahead with controversial habitat conservation plan for state forests
Mad River Union: Incorrigible creative driver gets 8 years
County of Humboldt: October 8, 2020
County of Humboldt: Oct. 8, 2020 - One New Case Reported Today
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Fri, 09 Oct 2020
Humboldt Healthcast: Episode 10 – Navegando Nuestra Salud Parte 2
KMUD: 15.3 Million Gallon Marshall Ranch & Redwood Creek Project Public Discussions This Week
NCJ: County Sees 1 Confirmed Case Today
SoHum Parlance: Governor Whitmer speaks about her would-be MAGA kidnappers
Wild Rivers Outpost: 29th-Annual Sea Cruise Hits The Road Starting Friday; Car Show Sponsors Optimistic Despite COVID-19, Rain Forecast
Wild Rivers Outpost: Crescent Elk, Smith River School Students Test Positive For COVID-19; Campuses Can Stay Open, Public Health Officer Says
NY Times: New England’s Forests Are Sick. They Need More Tree Doctors.
County of Humboldt Meetings: CANCELED 10-16-20 Headwaters Fund Board Meeting
Wild Rivers Outpost: Delayed By COVID, Del Norte County Grand Jury Releases Report; Investigations Include the County's Environmental Health Division and Smith River CSD
RHBB: Trinity County COVID Cluster Doesn’t Exist, Report Based on False Positives
NY Times: Beyond Nature vs. Nurture, What Makes Us Ourselves?
NY Times: Treatment That Trump Called a ‘Cure’ Was Tested With Cells Derived From Fetal Tissue
USA Today: 'Treating us like garbage': New sanctions announced as many Iranian Americans feel fed up with Trump
NPR: How Trump's Supreme Court Pick Might Hinder Climate Action
Politico: Health officials scrambling to produce Trump's 'last-minute' drug cards by Election Day
County of Humboldt: Cultivators; second installment of Excise Taxes for 2019 cultivation year is due
Mad River Union: School board candidate has been operating unlicensed fitness business with no COVID reopening plan
NCJ: Air Quality Advisory Issued; Fire Updates
City of Eureka Meetings: Design Review Committee - Oct 14, 2020