Issue: September 29, 2011
 
        
        
        
          Good morning!
Meredith Graham, managing editor
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    Lost Park in transitionA short section of Bidwell Park is a nest for bad behavior, a crash pad for the homeless and a sticky problem for the city. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    A ‘paradigm shift’ in public safetyThe changes are being called “the most comprehensive in a generation.” This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Chance encounterPolice say David Yang’s murder appears to be random. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Taking the medicineUnvaccinated students remain in the classroom as CUSD works to gain compliance on a state law mandating the whooping-cough booster. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Humane Society-city partnership moves forwardPhysical improvements continue despite change in city leadership. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Art under glassArtists team up with downtown businesses for window-display project. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Pot bust turns to shootoutOne man is shot by a deputy during a marijuana-garden raid. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Fat-cat surplusButte Humane Society takes a fun approach to adopting out cats. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Pessimism all aroundThree out of four Americans say the economy is the same or worse than a year ago. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Pure childhoodsSeveral Chico preschools offer early grounding in environmental awareness. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Salmon on the ropesWarming streams could spell the demise of local fish populations by the end of the century. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Pesticide ring busted in New York’s ChinatownA federal investigation in New York results in 12 arrests and 6,000 packages of illegal pesticides seized. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Tropical fish boomA marine preserve off the Baja Peninsula thrives under protected status. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    7,000,000,000UN figures show world population to hit 7 billion on Oct. 31. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Green machineJudging time for the EPA’s Apps for the Environment challenge. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Back in the saddleDr. Samuel Brown comes out of retirement to head up Enloe Behavioral Health. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Whooping cough shot wears offA recent study finds that whooping cough vaccine administered to children wears off after three years. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Smoking as a primary goal?Primary schools in China are a key piece in a state-run tobacco-marketing campaign. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Crooner’s heart skips a beatBarry Manilow is on a mission to educate the public about atrial fibrillation. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Helping ex-cons find jobsWhen criminal-justice realignment starts next week, there needs to be a strong focus on finding work for ex-offenders. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    The death of innocentsTexas Gov. Rick Perry may say he doesn’t worry about executing an innocent person, but the Cameron Todd Willingham case suggests otherwise. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Cutting into the courtsBudget cuts threaten courts’ ability to ensure order and stability in society. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Contortion is his gameBlade Marshall is Chico’s contortionist. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Madness and mysteryWhat leads a person to lie in wait and shoot to kill a complete stranger? This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Hamlet goes to collegeRogue players return to Blue Room for latest by David Davalos. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Chick Corea / Stefano BollaniFrom Italy, with dueling pianos. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Where the wild things areHenri is taken back to his childhood by new book, Hunt, Gather, Cook. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    New ball gameRoot, root, root for the statistical formulae that changed professional baseball. This article was published on 09.29.11 
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    Killer EliteA quick and easy nugget of film goodness or badness. This article was published on 09.29.11 
