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.
Monday, Jan. 28, 2019
LA Times: California utility equipment sparked more than 2,000 fires in over three years
Washington Post: Military recruits getting Made-in-the-USA athletic trainers
The Oregonian: Trump rollbacks for fossil fuel industries carry steep cost
The Oregonian: Cyberthieves keep stealing millions from homebuyers; is there a fix?
The Oregonian: U.S. Postal Service Forever stamp increases 10 percent, now 55 cents
The Guardian: 'No one likes being a tourist': the rise of the anti-tour
Press Democrat: Lagunitas goes global to tap growth of its hoppy beers
SF Chronicle: Oakland company wants you to help catalogue beach trash
City of Eureka Meetings: City Council - Jan 28, 2019
Sunday, Jan. 27, 2019
NY Times: International Pickpockets Ride New York’s Subway, Pilfering and Profiting
NY Times: ‘The Nation Has Stood Up’: Indigenous Clans in Canada Battle Pipeline Project
Times-Standard : Civic calendar: Local government in action
LA Times: Berkeley isn't just attacking plastic waste, it's rejecting our entire throwaway culture
Quartz: In the age of luxury cannabis, it’s time to talk about Drug War reparations
Humboldt Sports: Loggers lead impressive local charge at Windsor tournament
Mad River Union: Supervisors grant themselves a pay raise, with Madrone dissenting
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for January 28, 2019
NCJ: King Tides Preview Sea Level Rise (Slideshow)
RHBB: The Beat Goes On at the Mateel’s January Board Meeting
Mad River Union: Latest Plaza improvement push shaping up
RHBB: Hospital Unions Held Press Conference, Demanded St Joe’s Address ‘Staffing Crisis’
Mad River Union: Rezoning for General Plan reopens political division
RHBB: Redwood National Park Let’s You Know What’s Up Now That the Federal Shutdown Has on Been Put on Hold
Samoa Softball: Oakland Port to now accommodate 1,300 foot hips carrying 18,000 containers!
RHBB: Listen to quick local stories: Humboldt Last Week
Humboldt Last Week: “Murder Mountain” analysis continues, enhanced Crabs games, Bareilles boost; Last week’s top stories
RHBB: Humboldt State Men Stun No. 13 UC San Diego
Mad River Union: CAF, Farm Store in kitten collaboration
Mad River Union: Dogtown: Thunderclaps, dogs arrive at shelter
RHBB: Furloughed Federal Employees can Audit CR Classes for Free
RHBB: Eureka to Welcome Sister City, Kamisu, Japan, for Tree Planting and Art Exchange in February
Mad River Union: Letters to the Editor, January 23, 2019: Let change begin with thee, and the sooner the better
Mad River Union: Arcata Police Log: Like dark matter, the Slithy Tovesphere co-occupies our ostensible reality
Mad River Union: Meet the Arcata Chamber’s Non-Profit of the Year nominees
Mad River Union: Blue Lake Notes: Peaceable hamlet hosts hoedown, pie contest
Saturday, Jan. 26, 2019
Times-Standard : Activists rally at Strawberry Rock
Times-Standard : Ferndale High forfeits game after ‘racist’ incident
Times-Standard : Mad River Alliance works on weeds
Times-Standard : Animal shelters and rescues at or near capacity
Times-Standard : Tiny mobile homes construction project kicks off at College of the Redwoods
Times-Standard : School district: Ferndale team forfeits game against Hoopa High following accusations of ‘racist behavior’ from student fans
EcoNews: ‘We’re Coming Home’ The unprecedented return of Indian Island to the Wiyot Tribe
EcoNews: ‘We’re Coming Home’ The unprecedented return of Indian Island to the Wiyot Tribe
Lumberjack News: U.S. Govt. back in business temporarily
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for January 27, 2019