Issue: April 08, 2010
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Why Mark Twain still matters
On the 100th anniversary of his death, an homage to a writer who is as timely and important as ever.
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Back to the border
Immigration sweep tears a Chico man from his family and his home of nearly two decades.
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Tehama County judge offers mixed verdict in gun case
Melissa Jones is guilty of making terrorist threats against Barry Clausen, he says.
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Good-bye, blight
City leaders OK first purchase in a plan to revitalize one of Chico’s ugliest corners.
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Get with the plan
Butte County releases draft EIR on the county’s draft general plan.
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Cops and robbers
Chico police pick up one suspected bank robber, but another is still at large.
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DA defends his record
District Attorney Mike Ramsey says he will continue to prosecute environmental crimes.
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What do Californians want?
It’s not what some politicians think.
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School of change
Chico State students embrace conservation assignment.
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Dark hour enlightens world
Seven continents and all 50 U.S. states turn off power for an hour to bring light to climate change.
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Dinky dino fossil is big find
Small hip-bone fossil found in Australia proves Tyrannosaurus lived in southern hemisphere.
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Stinky trash prompts protests
Chinese authorities plan to install 100 odor-blasting guns to combat stinky smell of landfill outside Beijing.
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Be an energy star
With summer around the corner, it’s time to maximize the cool factor.
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The pragmatic president
Liberals need to realize Obama’s doing what he said he would do.
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Keep the Internet neutral
The F.C.C. needs to act to establish authority over the system.
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Zoning wrong for canyon
Help protect local jewel from overdevelopment.
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Letters for April 8, 2010
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Skeptical minds
Sara Kessell and about 30 other Chicoans like tackling hot topics with the help of a few beers.
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‘The anti-Jerry Brown’
Meg Whitman is an impressive candidate, but some things don’t add up.
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Refugee odyssey
Chico State stages Anon(ymous), a modern adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey.
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Found artistry
Art from recycled materials powers the lively opening for a group show at The Artistry.
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Born to Run
Running, and running, and running with Mexico’s Tarahumara tribe.
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Broken Bells
James Mercer and Danger Mouse make Shins, part two.
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Free-form teriyaki
Henri throws out the recipe book making teriyaki bowls.
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Gods complex
Updated Clash of the Titans is at least fun to look at.
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Hot Tub Time Machine
A quick and easy nugget of film goodness or badness.
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