Issue: January 04, 2018
Morning, readers, and Happy New Year!
Who will be making headlines in 2018? Check out our feature package this week to see our predictions.
As always, there's always more on offer!
Read on,
Meredith J. Cooper, managing editor
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Whom to watch in 2018
A new year and new hope for the community.
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A tale of two bookworms
Married couple eye retirement after a lifetime working Chico’s libraries.
This article was published on 01.04.18
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Up and over
Council greenlights bicyclist, pedestrian crossing over East 20th Street.
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Unexpected debt
Chico must repay the state nearly $2 million in vehicle license fee over-payments due to county miscalculations.
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Junkyard opponents go to court
Chico City Councilman Karl Ory and Move the Junkyard representatives will appear in court Friday (Jan. 5).
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Film benefit for Shasta tribe
Documentary shares Winnemem Wintu tribe’s reunification with chinook salmon in New Zealand.
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Christmas shootings
Two suspects still sought after holiday shootings in Oroville and Chico.
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Random stats for a new year
A good number of Americans don’t plan on making any resolutions, and bad dancers still enjoy cutting loose.
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Taking the plunge
Hundreds swim across Sycamore Pool on New Year’s Day.
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Sustainable solutions
Butte College instructor touts biochar production as a forest management tool.
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A walk to remember
Documentary captures cancer patient’s journey to embrace spiritual healing.
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Almighty D
Alternative sources of Vitamin D during the winter months.
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Two of a kind
The Donald’s antics with North Korea likely torch the prospect of peaceful diplomatic solutions with its southern neighbor.
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Thank you for stopping
Butte County deputies did the right thing by ending a recent high-speed chase.
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Don’t be fooled by the distractor-in-chief
While President Trump tweets, his EPA administrator is torching the Earth.
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Back to work
Trying to play catch-up after some time off; and other updates.
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Staying In Motion
Carl Sommer talks outdoor tracks, kid’s equipment and a pending solar array at his local fitness club.
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To new beginnings
Kwikee Food Mart closes along with 2017; Mamma Celeste’s and Hibachi Grill Buffet poised to open.
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Always be opening
Glengarry Glen Ross, Avenue Q and 15 other productions coming to local stages.
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Entertain us!
The dream of the ’90s is alive with Radio Relapse.
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Beyond spaghetti and meatballs (part two)
Further musings on a culinary tour through northern Italy.
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Creature feature
A weird and sweet throwback from Guillermo del Toro.
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Snow Goose Festival Program
Snow Goose Festival on the Pacific Flyway 2018.
This article was published on 01.04.18