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.
Saturday, Aug. 25, 2018
RHBB: 6 p.m. Pilot Car for Hwy 96 Postponed Due to Debris From Mill Creek Fire
News Channel 3: 7th annual salmon, oysters, ales, and rails keeps museum chugging along
News Channel 3: North Coast activist shares insight on how to reduce waste
RHBB: New Wildfire Closed Hwy 299 Near Burnt Ranch
RHBB: Planwest Partners Hosting Humboldt’s First Accessory Dwelling Unit Fair
NCJ: Chico Man Arraigned on Double Murder Charges
RHBB: Smoke in Deli Case at Fortuna Safeway, Reports Employees to Emergency Dispatch
SoHum Parlance: Is Caroline Brooks actually running for City Council?
Humboldt Last Week: ‘Predator’ Placement Contested, Doc Gets Sundance Support, Praise From LA TV, Other Top Stories
Tuluwat Examiner: The treasonous damage Trump is committing not only needs to be stopped, but completely obliterated.
LA Times: Anchorage has a homeless problem too, but in the woods, not on skid row
NY Times: Beware Rich People Who Say They Want to Change the World
Marin Independent Journal: San Rafael residents take pre-emptive strike against 5G installations
SoHum Parlance: An evening at the County Fair
Mad River Union: Dogtown: Impressive results with ‘wild child’ dogs
RHBB: SoHum Chamber’s Featured Business of the Week: Healy Senior Center
RHBB: Renew Dr. Cathrine Poterack’s Mad River Community Hospital Contract, Says Letter to the Editor
Seattle Times: Thousands of Amazon workers receive food stamps. Now Sen. Bernie Sanders wants Amazon and other companies to pay up.
Seattle Times: Marijuana retailer is the state’s first to unionize
Seattle Times: As China retaliates in Trump trade war, damage for Northwest cherry growers could reach $86 million
Seattle Times: Bitcoin backlash as ‘miners’ suck up electricity, stress power grids in Central Washington
Press Democrat: S.F. man arrested in deadly Northern California wildfire
Press Democrat: Burning Man threatens suit over traffic stops, searches
RHBB: Recycled Youths New Program Starts at the Redwood Playhouse on September 17th
San Jose Mercury: Verizon lifts data caps on West Coast public safety workers after it slowed firefighters’ data
SF Chronicle: Trump administration agrees to protect West Coast humpback whales
Mad River Union: Union Editorial: Local and national challenges to press freedom won’t stop us – will you?
Friday, Aug. 24, 2018
SoHum Parlance: Yes on Measure K website up
KMUD: Whitethorn Volunteer Fire Department 8th Annual Dinner & Dance Saturday
Times-Standard : Price, Del Norte too much for Tigers
Times-Standard : Loggers big second half leads to win
Times-Standard : Fortuna football nabs win from Galt
Times-Standard : St. Bernard's hosts Mack today
Times-Standard : "Ladies Hat Day" today at the races
Times-Standard : New Volleyball coaching assistant named
Times-Standard : Bill that requires prescribing naloxone to high-risk patients clears Legislature
Times-Standard : Duo accused in teen's fatal OD to be held to answer manslaughter charges
Times-Standard : Suspect pleads not guilty to Ettersburg murder charges
Times-Standard : After solar probe launches, Eureka native now tasked with guiding its way
KMUD: Critical Flow In The Mainstem Of The Mattole
RHBB: State Legislators Send Letter to Verizon Demanding the Practice of Throttling Data of First Responders During Disasters Be Stopped
News Channel 3: 3,000 acre arson-caused Mill Creek 1 Fire causes traffic diversions
News Channel 3: Suspect in Southern Humboldt double homicide pleads not guilty
News Channel 3: Long lives Briceland Vineyard in Southern Humboldt
News Channel 3: Mad River Community Hospital parts ways with trusted Pediatrician
KMUD: DEA Serves Federal Warrant In Redway However Remains Silent
News Channel 3: Dahlias stolen out of Sequoia Park Garden
News Channel 3: Dairy Cows take the center stage at the Humboldt County Fair
Senator Mike McGuire: State Legislators send letter to Verizon demanding the practice of throttling data of first responders during disasters be stopped, now, and into the future
Senator Mike McGuire: State Legislators send letter to Verizon demanding the practice of throttling data of first responders during disasters be stopped, now, and into the future