Issue: January 11, 2018
Morning, readers!
What do you know about the dark web? I admit, I didn't know much until I read this week's feature story about the underbelly of the internet. Read on to learn about the super-secret sites used by criminals—and political dissidents—right under our noses. Truly fascinating!
In other news: A fire at a local housing facility leaves service providers—and residents—scrambling; we pick apart the new cannabis ordinance in Chico and break down the rules for growing; and, speaking of cannabis, Arts DEVO takes a road trip to Shasta Lake City to visit a bonafide dispensary.
There's always more, so keep reading.
Until next time,
Meredith J. Cooper, managing editor
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Into the dark web
Exploring the virtual bazaar of the World Wide Web—where anything goes.
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From the ashes
When a house fire displaced 11 formerly homeless people on Second Avenue, local service providers came together to meet their immediate needs.
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Before you grow
Here’s what Chicoans should know about the city’s new marijuana grow regulations.
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Dam report damning
Forensic team points to failures dating back to design and construction of Oroville Dam.
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Stabbing on campus
Homeless men sent to hospital after knife fight at Chico State.
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Two homicides launch 2018
First, a suspicious death in Berry Creek; then a shooting in Oroville.
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Year of disaster
2017 broke the record for costly weather and climate events in America.
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Bidding in secret
Officials quietly solicit contracts on ‘twin tunnels’ project despite lawsuits, lack of permits.
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Love yourself
Make self-compassion your year-round resolution.
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A worthy project
Investing in the bike bridge doesn’t take away from public safety.
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DWR: We’re watching
Forensic report on Oroville Dam points to ‘long-term systemic failure’ and we must not allow it to continue.
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Intelligent life
The federal government spent millions studying UFOs—and finally copped to doing so.
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Outdoor-minded
Local marketing whiz sets sights on jewelry line for the adventurer, Tarma Designs.
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The future is now
Local tech designer uses 3-D printing to repair broken art; plus, businesses host some unique events.
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Down at the jam lab
Deconstructing Uncle Dad’s new music series.
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Late Than Never
Hunter & Wolfe’s sophomore release is a satisfying EP of dynamic pop/rock.
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Bittersweet ride
Surfer Blood frontman reflects on band’s ups and downs.
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The crabs are back
With Dungeness season in full bloom, Henri is itchin’ to make cioppino.
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The sporting life
An energetic take on the life of the notorious Molly Bloom.
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EDIBLE REVIEW: District Edibles Indica Blue Raspberry Gummies
Whatever a blue raspberry is, these gummies get the job done.
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