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, Nov. 17, 2019
Times-Standard : Forecast calls for a mostly dry week; fire weather mostly outside of the county
Humboldt Last Week: Humboldt is no murder capital, the Tony Hawk bump, on-campus hate, big hemp news coming
MelMagazine: WHY DON’T WE CONSIDER LABOR-INTENSIVE, BLUE-COLLAR BUSINESSES TO BE START-UPS?
SoHum Parlance: Is MSNBC ignoring Bernie Sanders?
RHBB: Eureka Police Department Parking Enforcement Switching to Electronic Tickets Tomorrow
SoHum Parlance: What will be the Senate Republican strategy?
SoHum Parlance: The end of the Yovanovich hearing
Tuluwat Examiner: Americans, have become the “bad guys.”
NY Times: How FedEx Cut Its Tax Bill to $0
Washington Post: The most remote emergency room: Life and death in rural America
KTVU: After more than a century in business, Half Moon Bay flower farm closes
RHBB: The Mateel Annual Membership is Tuesday
San Jose Mercury: Butte County and Chico create new energy authority to circumvent PG&E
San Jose Mercury: Bay Area open space district proposes killing mountain lions to help cattle ranchers
Marin Independent Journal: Long-awaited Richmond-San Rafael Bridge transbay bike lane opens
LA Times: The pot stock bubble has burst. Here’s why
LA Times: Opinion: California has the most polluted national parks in the country. That’s unacceptable
Seattle Times: Silencing the nun: SEC aims to curb small investors’ activism
Seattle Times: Seattle Urban Farm Company cultivates customized rooftop crops for local-food-focused restaurants
Ukiah Daily Journal: Mendocino County looking at Cannabis Amnesty Transition Pathway
Press Democrat: More than 4,000 gallons of gasoline spills after tanker rollover near Sonoma
Saturday, Nov. 16, 2019
SoHum Parlance: Not only will Fox News not issue a retraction…
Tom Sebourn: Special Airing Of The Classic Rock Rewind At 9 pm Tonight!
Times-Standard : Arcata city officials say they want to use the wetlands for wastewater treatment for as long as possible
SoHum Parlance: Is Trump a liability for Republican campaign?
Times-Standard : It’s never been easier to get off the grid
Times-Standard : Cornerstone laid for community center in Fortuna
LA Times: 3 children among 5 dead in shooting at San Diego home
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Sun, 17 Nov 2019
NCJ: Charmaine Lawson Holds 31-month Vigil for Her Son, Hopes Documentary Will Bring Outside Attention to Unsolved Case
EcoNews: ‘We Cannot Move Fast Enough on This’ Pacific Forest Trust VP Paul Mason Interview
Tuluwat Examiner: Join the real battle to reverse the climate disaster….that doesn’t kill birds
SoHum Parlance: Kicking the adults out of the room
The Hill: What has EPA been hiding about formaldehyde?
Sacramento Bee: 2 California correctional officers wounded in attack by prison inmate
Ars Technica: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the single leading source of anti-vax ads on Facebook
The Guardian: Coca-Cola country in southern Mexico – photo essay
The Guardian: Greta Thunberg sparks surge in sailboat hitchhiking
The Guardian: Sasquatch or Wendigo? Mysterious howls in Canadian wilderness spark confusion
NY Times: Barr Suggests Impeachment Inquiry Undermines Voters’ Intent
Washington Post: An economist quantifies how valuable whales are to fighting climate change
Daily Beast: NRA Chief Wayne LaPierre Got 57 Percent Pay Raise in 2018
RHBB: Municipal Advisory Council Developing in Southern Humboldt
RHBB: Tests of Crab Meat Prompt Delay of Commercial Season
Marin Independent Journal: San Rafael man’s laundromat-literacy program encourages young readers
The Oregonian: Feds issue final environmental analysis of Jordan Cove natural gas export project in Coos Bay
The Oregonian: Makah Tribe in Washington hopes to hunt whales again after 20 years of legal fights
The Oregonian: Portland to vote on $350,000 legal settlement linked to lawsuit over earthquake warning signs
Seattle Times: King County councilmember proposes spending $1 million to bus homeless people out of the region