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Tuesday, April 16, 2019
Forbes: Mapping San Francisco's Human Waste Challenge - 132,562 Cases Reported In The Public Way Since 2008
City of Eureka Meetings: City Council - Apr 16, 2019
Washington Post: ‘Many people can’t find themselves on a map,’ laments Alabama meteorologist
Vox: Marijuana legalization is very popular
Seattle Times: What an Olympic medalist, homeless in Seattle, wants you to know
Huffington Post: This Is How Microplastics Can Pollute The Air You Breathe
CBS News : LA: ‘We’ve Really Passed Tipping Point Of Danger’ On The Homeless Crisis
BBC: Sentenced to read - the teens who sprayed racist graffiti
BBC: Microplastics found in 'pristine' Pyrenees mountains
Willits News: Great Redwood Trail plan clears more hurdles
Press Democrat: Redwood tree falls on truck, forces hours-long closure of Hwy. 116
The Guardian: Four prisoners dead in six weeks: the crisis unfolding in San Diego county jails
The Guardian: Got a minute? Global attention span is narrowing, study reveals
Times-Standard : State pot offices to open in Times-Standard building in Eureka
Monday, April 15, 2019
Times-Standard : David Josiah Lawson’s mother, in tears, says she won’t give up fighting for justice
The Guardian: 'We're not a dump' – poor Alabama towns struggle under the stench of toxic landfills
Times-Standard : Tax Day Penny Poll allows resident to choose tax distribution priorities
RHBB: Big Rig Overturned on 101 Near Ridgewood Summit Blocking One Lane
Times-Standard : Activists to protest Rex Bohn’s ‘bad joke’ before Board of Supervisors meeting
NPR: The End Of Empathy
Grist: How to protect our food from a crazy climate? Consider the hazelnut.
Huffington Post: Interior Department Watchdog Opens Ethics Probe Of New Agency Chief
KMUD: Community Calls Out University for Gutting KHSU
KMUD: KHSU Community Calls Out University for Gutting Station
KMUD: 1st District Supervisorial Race Off to a Scandalous Start
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for April 16, 2019
Times-Standard : Investigation into Old Town vandalism leads to two suspects found assaulting a city bench
County of Humboldt: Wind Energy Project Draft EIR now available for review
RHBB: [UPDATE 2:30 p.m.: Road Open Now] Crash Blocks One Lane of Hwy 36
County of Humboldt: Groundbreaking held for The Center at McKinleyville
RHBB: [UPDATE 11:32 a.m.: Possible BHO Lab] Shed on Fire in Rio Dell After Explosion
RHBB: [UPDATE 12:08 p.m.] 101 Blocked Near Big Lagoon After Large Redwood Falls
Rep. Jared Huffman: Rep. Huffman Statement on California’s Request for a Major Disaster Declaration for Flooding Damage
Sunday, April 14, 2019
Times-Standard : Civic Calendar: Supervisors to review sales tax funding recommendations
RHBB: Hwy 1 Closed Due to Downed Power Lines After RV Hit Pole
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for April 15, 2019
Redwood Coast Business: JERRY BROWN’S ADVICE ON BEATING TRUMP
Redwood Coast Business: THE LAST WEEK IN CARTOONS
Redwood Coast Business: SHORT RIBS AND RANDOM THOUGHTS, April 14 2019
RHBB: A Tangle Entraps Local Crabbers Even Though They Contend They Aren’t the Problem
NCJ: 'We Were Blindsided:' Crab Fishing Closure Could Mean Millions in Losses
RHBB: Listen to quick local stories, plus new and nostalgia songs | Humboldt Last Week
Humboldt Last Week: 'Murder Mountain' event downplayed, Rolling Stone, anon Lawson juror, KHSU gutted, brownies, tequila
The Oregonian: Pace of Bering Sea changes startles scientists
Washington Post: The disturbing links between too much weight and several types of cancer
Washington Post: A rare trio of bald eagles — two dads, one mom — are raising eaglets together in one nest
Washington Post: David Attenborough gave the natural world a voice. Now he’s talking about climate change like never before.
The Guardian: One step ahead: how walking opens new horizons