Issue: November 27, 2014
Happy Thanksgiving week!
As you can see, the CN&R is celebrating the holiday by coming out a day
early. So, feast your eyes on what we've got on tap for you this week:
profiles on some of Butte County's most giving individuals (our Local
Heroes!); a check-in with local charities that are working to help the
homeless; a chiding of some recent cop retirements; and our annual
holiday festivities calendar. Plus more, naturally.
From the CN&R family to yours, have a very happy, safe, fun holiday!
Meredith J. Graham, associate editor
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Helping hands
Service-group volunteers step up to help keep the homeless warm and fed.
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Bringing the Heat
Summer baseball heading back under the bright lights of Chico State’s Nettleton Stadium.
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‘Soul’ food
Local café reinvents ‘affordable dining’ with pay-what-you-can model.
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Feeding the hungry
Mama Rose cooks weekly meals—and a Thanksgiving feast—for the Chico homeless.
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Class acts
Touch of Class Florist sentenced, Durham couple indicted.
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Police chief steps down
Chico Police Chief Kirk Trostle intends to retire in December.
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Ten worst toys
W.A.T.C.H.’s list of most dangerous toys for 2014.
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Cultivating change
From the Ground Up project is all about growing and sharing healthy food.
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Pneumonia misunderstood
As flu season ramps up, local medical experts discuss the deadly respiratory illness.
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Don’t get SAD
Lifestyle tips to ease the effects of seasonal affective disorder.
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Nation’s first soda tax
Voters in Berkeley approve tax on soda and other sugary beverages.
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Ebola regulations adopted
Acute care hospitals in California must provide protection, training.
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Double standard for bosses
Women in positions of power more likely to be depressed than male bosses.
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Council makes a mess
Voting down annexation of Chapmantown and the Mulberry district only ensures one big, complex process in the future.
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The most interesting man in the world
Beer, publishing and critical thinking.
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Bitten by the ‘uke bug’
Cynthia Davis fell in love with the ukulele years ago and now runs the Chico Ukulele Group.
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Press-worthy
Wild Ink Press opens a brick-and-mortar shop in Chico.
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Mursday night special
Hip-hop collaboration blows up El Rey stage.
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Pop-and-jazz gumbo
A lively night of varying styles from two New Orleans heavyweights.
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Hungry for more
First half of The Hunger Games finale offers just a taste of what’s to come.
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