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, Oct. 30, 2017
SF Chronicle: Confusion coming with California's legal marijuana
Mad River Union: Dogtown: Taz & Jahnice want to play and cuddle
SoHum Parlance: Redwoods Community College Trustee Election
Sunday, Oct. 29, 2017
RHBB: South Fork Soccer to Host NCS Twinbill Wednesday
News Channel 3: Boo’s at the Zoo brings out the whole community for fun at the Zoo!
Times-Standard : Halloween should be clear, rain arrives after holiday
News Channel 3: Community members came out to celebrate the 6th annual Zumbathon
News Channel 3: Dogs get into the Halloween spirit for a great cause
NY Times: Editorial: Insect Armageddon - Why It's Important
Times-Standard : Civic calendar: Local government in action
RHBB: EPD Hosting ‘Crime Free Business Training’ For Business Owners, Managers on November 9
LA Times: Wildfires devastate California pot farmers, who must rebuild without banks or insurance
News Channel 3: Stricker’s Stars: October 22nd
Mad River Union: Community rallies behind Arcata High coaches
RHBB: 14-Year-Old Eureka Boy Disappeared From School Friday
Mad River Union: In two years, a trail may run along SR255 in Manila
The Humboldt Consequential : Humboldt County courts Amazon’s second headquarters; offers to rename County and all of County’s land
RHBB: Locals Make Effort to Clean Up Eureka
RHBB: Chief Watson Presents Kids With ‘Custom EPD Fidget Spinner’ for Good Deeds
RHBB: Can you help get these dogs to good homes?
Mad River Union: Krivashei’s Record-Breaking Afternoon Highlights HSU Football’s 47-7 Win
Tuluwat Examiner: The Dossier, Uranium, Russia, Trump and Hillary Clinton; let’s break it down
RHBB: Forest Service Planning Prescribed Burns in Shasta-Trinity National Forest Near Weaverville November 1-2
RHBB: [Audio] ‘Self defense’ concluded after woman fatally stabbed boyfriend; Humboldt’s last week of news
CannabisNow: Denver Police Claim Illegal Grow Ops Are Increasing
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Robots to help stock shelves at 50 Walmart stores
Huffington Post: They Were Homeless In California. Then The Fires Came.
Seattle Times: A farmer arrived at WSU with $6,000 to his name. Now he’s won $100,000 to help feed the world.
The Oregonian: Central Oregon's housing crunch forced people to camp in high desert. Now they must leave.
The Guardian: How Big Medicine can ruin Medicare for all
The Guardian: Hail to the chief: cyclist gives Trump the middle finger
NY Post: iPhone apps with access to your camera can secretly spy on you
Mad River Union: Arcata Police Log: How much longer must I gaze at this godawful hunk of crap?
LA Times: Wildfires devastate California pot farmers, who must rebuild without banks or insurance
LA Times: Pot dispensary security guard shoots at robbers in South Los Angeles, police say
LA Times: Possible tariff on imported solar panels makes the industry nervous
Press Democrat: Hewlett-Packard archives at Keysight destroyed in Santa Rosa fires
Saturday, Oct. 28, 2017
SoHum Parlance: Ellis Island West
Mad River Union: Transportation activists introduce new vision for a human-centered ‘living Plaza’ with fewer cars
Humboldt Last Week: ‘Self defense’ concluded after woman fatally stabbed boyfriend; Humboldt’s last week of news
RHBB: Gyppo Ale Mill Installs New Tanks; First Brew Set for November 23
The Humboldt Consequential : Is Humboldt County’s soaring violent crime rate mostly limited to criminals and addicts?
NCJ: Eureka Man Calls for Volunteer Action on Loose Needle Problem
News Channel 3: Thousands of Pounds of Macaroni: Humboldt Kiwanis assemble Meals of Hope
Tuluwat Examiner: Fox News viewers are losing it over this awesome impeachment ad
Mad River Union: Companion Animal Foundation: Double, double toil and trouble
News Channel 3: Costumes for a cause: CAPE holds costume drive until November 10
News Channel 3: Eureka Doctor receives state award
Mad River Union: Change at the Grange brings birth of Bayside Community Hall