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.
Sunday, May 17, 2020
RHBB: State Parks Provides Safety Tips to Help Californians Responsibly Visit Waterways Amid Pandemic
Redwood Coast Business: HERE THEY ARE- THE WEEK iN CARTOONS
RHBB: Eureka Mayor Susan Seaman’s Friday Address
RHBB: Mendocino National Forest Begins Reopening Developed Recreation Sites
Mad River Union: Dogtown: Duke and Luna are playful, friendly and ready to fit right in
Mad River Union: Letters to the Editor, May 13, 2020
Redwood Coast Business: SHORT RIBS AND RANDOM THOUGHTS, May 18, 2020
Redwood Coast Business: EVEN THE WSJ WANTS THE TAX RETURNS RELEASED
Redwood Coast Business: WERE YOU WONDERING WHAT “OBAMAGATE” IS ALL ABOUT ?
RHBB: Eureka Mayor Susan Seaman on Pedestrian Safety
Washington Post: In next phase of pandemic, Trump appears poised to let others take the lead
Mad River Union: Mad River Community Hospital and first responders honored
Mad River Union: APD encourages sharing of public safety info
Christian Science Monitor: For some seniors, virus is shifting their views of Trump
Vox: The fake “Obamagate” scandal and how Trump is “flooding the zone with shit.”
The Hill: EPA emails reveal talks between Trump officials, chemical group before 2017 settlement
The Hill: Legal challenges to stay-at-home orders gain momentum
The Hill: Governors eye Medicaid cuts to ease COVID-19 budget pain
Washington Post: Iceland plans to welcome back tourists by June 15
Washington Post: Beloved artisanal California cheesemaker sees orders evaporate
The Guardian: Yes, staying at home works: debunking the biggest US coronavirus myths
The Guardian: Los Angeles explosion: 11 firefighters hurt as 'hash oil factory' burns
The Guardian: ‘William Barr is not done’: experts raise concerns about attorney general’s legal reach
Reuters: New COVID-19 cases in New York coming from people leaving home - Cuomo
RHBB: County to Re-Open Facilities to Public On Monday, May 18
The Oregonian: Fraud plagues Washington state as bogus claimants steal unemployment benefits
The Oregonian: Two Washington residents, sick with coronavirus-like symptoms December, test positive for COVID-19 antibodies
Medford Mail Tribune: Hundreds gather for constitutional rights
KRCR: Check out this 11-foot sturgeon caught at Shasta Lake
KRCR: New confirmed case of COVID-19 in Shasta County brings the total to 34
KRCR: PG&E Camp Fire sentencing moved from May 26 to June 16
Press Democrat: Thousands of pigs are rotting in compost as US faces shortages
Press Democrat: California animal sanctuary rescues 1,000 chickens from being killed at Iowa farm
Press Democrat: 'We’re moving as fast as we can': Santa Rosa prepares to open city's 1st homeless camp
KTLA: 11 firefighters injured, multiple buildings set on fire after explosion in downtown L.A.
NY Post: ‘Chain-smoking’ NYC tenant can keep puffing in apartment: judge
NY Post: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signs bill allowing cocktail delivery
NY Daily News: 8 more Navy sailors test positive for coronavirus a second time, bringing total of retest positives to 13
San Jose Mercury: California records second-deadliest single day ever; more than 2,000 new cases
LA Times: Wondering if L.A.’s new mask rules are overkill? Look at the Hong Kong example
LA Times: Newsom urges California tribal casinos to reconsider opening, citing coronavirus
LA Times: Judge issues order for Los Angeles to move homeless living near freeways, citing health concerns
Times-Standard : ‘Animals are doing well’: Zoo residents receive extra enrichment opportunities during COVID-19 closure
Times-Standard : Civic calendar: Local government in action
Times-Standard : Fortuna businesses step up to support local grads
Saturday, May 16, 2020
NY Times: What We Know About Your Chances of Catching the Virus Outdoors
LA Times: 11 firefighters hurt in downtown L.A. explosion that caused fires at several buildings
PBS Newshour: Obama criticizes virus response in online graduation speech
NCJ: Local Agencies Help Distribute More Than 10,000 Personal Protective Equipment to 42 Local First Responder Agencies