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Friday, June 12, 2020
Wild Rivers Outpost: Caltrans Plans U.S. 101 Closure South of Crescent City due to Last Chance Grade Project
Mad River Union: Join Black Humboldt and celebrate slavery’s end on Juneteenth 2020
Redwood Coast Business: YOU KNOW YOU WANT IT: Melania’s move to the White House
Washington Post: Trump is so set on harassing immigrants that his immigration agency needs a bailout
City of Eureka Meetings: City Council - Jun 16, 2020
County of Humboldt Meetings: 06-18-2020 Executive Committee Meeting of The Humboldt County Workforce Development Board
County of Humboldt: An Open Letter to Humboldt County: 8 Can't Wait and the HCSO
RHBB: COVID-19 Assistance Fund Offered for Renters in Eureka
Mad River Union: College of the Redwoods initiates review of Basic Law Enforcement Academy curriculum
City of Arcata Meetings: City Council - Agenda - Jun 17, 2020 6:00 PM
City of Arcata Meetings: City Council - Agenda - Jun 17, 2020 6:00 PM
RHBB: College of the Redwoods Initiates Review of Basic Law Enforcement Academy Curriculum
Times-Standard : CR to review curriculum at its police academy, invites community discussion
Mad River Union: Trinidad Tidings: Seaside village reawakens
The Hill: Senate advances public lands bill in late-night vote
Washington Post: Halt in ecotourism threatens conservation efforts worldwide
Washington Post: Oregon pauses its reopening plans for one week after coronavirus cases hit new high
Vanity Fair: What’s Behind the Bad-News Market Boom
Pro Publica: How Rich Investors, Not Doctors, Profit From Marking Up ER Bills
Press Democrat: 75% of Sonoma County coronavirus cases are among Latino residents, a growing disparity
LA Times: A revolt against wearing masks creates a new coronavirus danger as California reopens
San Jose Mercury: 5 teens rescued from currents at Ocean Beach; 2 in serious condition
San Jose Mercury: Suspect in Santa Cruz ambush linked to federal officer killing in Oakland; charged with 19 felonies
SF Chronicle: 100% face mask use could crush second, third COVID-19 wave
Mad River Union: County reels back Manila trail permit, will further review environmental impacts
Mad River Union: Blue Lake Notes: A new place to eat in BL
Mad River Union: Remembering Frank Cheek, the all-time winningest coach at HSU
RHBB: Calls for Service Back Up, Religious Graduation Ceremonies, People With Issues Wearing Masks, etc, Addressed by Sheriff Honsal
RHBB: Mendocino County Moves into Stage 3 of Reopening
Thursday, June 11, 2020
Times-Standard : College Matters: I am a Black man: Your neighbor
SoHum Parlance: Biden says that the military will remove Trump if he refuses to leave the White House
RHBB: Several Hundred Protesters Gathered in McKinleyville in a Rally Against Police Violence and Racism
NCJ: Hundreds Gathered for Black Lives Matter Protest in McKinleyville
Times-Standard : Arcata High grad never missed a day of school
County of Humboldt: June 11, 2020
Wild Rivers Outpost: With Projected $800k Budget Hole For 2020-21, City Will Likely Keep Pool Closed Through the Summer
County of Humboldt: June 11, 2020 - No New Cases Confirmed Today
Times-Standard : St. Bernard’s wavers, last minute, on grad celebration format
RHBB: Campgrounds, RV Parks Cleared to Begin Reopening Process for County of Humboldt
RHBB: Another Day of No New Positive Tests on June 11
NCJ: Public Health: No New COVID-19 Cases Confirmed
Times-Standard : Thursday, June 11: Number of new Humboldt County COVID-19 cases confirmed today: 0
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Fri, 12 Jun 2020
County of Humboldt: June 11, 2020 - Campgrounds, RV Parks Cleared to Begin Reopening Process
County of Humboldt: June 11, 2020 - Campgrounds, RV Parks Cleared to Begin Reopening Process
NCJ: Sexual Assault Hearing Raises Privacy Concerns
County of Humboldt: U.S. EPA Announces $300,000 for Additional Cleanup, Reuse Effort in Humboldt Bay Harbor
Times-Standard : Judge drops trafficking charge against Eureka man facing rape charges after attorney alleges racism