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Tuesday, June 18, 2019

Times-Standard : Rainbow Ridge: Do you believe the companies or the protesters?

Times-Standard : SoHum robbery victim testifies masked man beat him, held family at gunpoint

NY Times: CE Signals Mass Immigration Arrests, but Not the ‘Millions’ Trump Promised

KMUD: Reggae on the River 2019 Cancelled

Times-Standard : Gov. Newsom apologizes to Native Americans for California’s crimes

The Guardian: Scientists shocked by Arctic permafrost thawing 70 years sooner than predicted

KMUD: Multiple Fires East of Humboldt County

County of Humboldt: First Economic Prosperity In our Counties (EPIC) Symposium on June 28

Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for June 19, 2019

RHBB: Traffic Blocked on 299

County of Humboldt: Phone scam targets Humboldt County residents

KMUD: SHUSD Trustees Honor Retiring Teacher and Consider New Parcel Tax

Times-Standard : Town of Paradise and PG&E settle for $270 million

SoHum Parlance: Reggae Cancelled

City of Eureka Meetings: Art & Culture Commission - Jun 18, 2019

Rep. Jared Huffman: Rep. Huffman Hosts Roundtable & Releases New Report on High Costs of Prescription Drugs in CA-02

RHBB: East Fire in the Yolla Bollies Is 40 Acres

Arstechnica: Federal bill would allow clean energy companies to structure like oil companies

The Oregonian: Emergency communication tower destroyed near Oregon coast

Press Democrat: Mickey Hart among growing number of celebrities who want to help you get high

Press Democrat: Skunk Train operator plans hotel, housing, brewery at Fort Bragg mill site

LA Times: Ecuador defends decision to let the U.S. use the Galapagos Islands for anti-drug flights

USA Today: 6.8 Earthquake rocks Japan; tsunami advisory issued

Washington Post: Donations to charity dropped last year despite a strong economy. Was the tax law to blame?

Washington Post: A school district is fed up with ‘epidemic’ vaping. Now it will randomly test students for nicotine.

City of Eureka Meetings: City Council - Jun 18, 2019

RHBB: [UPDATE 7:23 a.m.: One Way Controlled Traffic Now] 101 Completely Closed North of Willits After Semi Crash

Lost Eureka: 1889.05.07

RHBB: Vegetation fire Hwy 101 near Central exit in McKinleyville

Monday, June 17, 2019

We Forum: Costa Rica has doubled its tropical rainforests in just a few decades. Here’s how

Science Alert: Greenland Was 40 Degrees Hotter Than Normal This Week, And Things Are Getting Intense

The Hill: EPA will allow use of pesticide harmful to bees

Times-Standard : High Times cancels Reggae on the River

Times-Standard : Blue Lake explores building community square at unused lot

Times-Standard : Judge: Eureka man, 48, to answer to first-degree murder charge

Times-Standard : Bail set at $1 million for Fortuna man accused of threatening religious group

Times-Standard : Capitol Tracker: New California law makes it easier to adopt kittens

KMUD: Protesters Call Foul in Monday's Arrest at Monument Gate

KMUD: Parent Effectiveness Trainings Beginning June 18th in Redway

NCJ: UPDATE: Reggae on the River Cancelled

RHBB: High Times Announces Reggae on the River Is Cancelled

RHBB: Multiple Aircraft Fighting a Fire in the Yolla Bollies

Humboldt Sports: Monday’s Legion Roundup — Eagles, Giants both lose

Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for June 18, 2019

Humboldt Sports: Saturday’s loss a good ‘learning experience’ for Miller

NCJ: SLO Betta Blues

RHBB: Fire in the Bald Hills Area West of Weitchpec

Humboldt Sports: American Legion Roundup — Eagles, Giants and Knights all impress

NCJ: Four Timber Protesters Arrested in Rio Dell

County of Humboldt: Four arrested for trespassing during logging protest


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