Issue: July 05, 2018
Morning, readers!
Have you recovered from the mid-week holiday yet? (I bet not—that's OK.) To cheer up your day and week, the CN&R presents its annual Pet Issue! So, check out all the cute little fur babies that enrich our lives.
In other news: The Chico Scrap Metal debacle may be drawing to a close; a local arrest in Chico highlights the problem of bogus landlords offering housing contracts—and even keys!—to unsuspecting scam victims; there's a new vegetarian/vegan spot in town; and a local chef shares his burger secrets.
All in a week's work.
Till next time,
Meredith J. Cooper, managing editor
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Now I wanna paint your dog
From New York punker to Chico pet artist.
This article was published on 07.05.18
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Beyond the frame
Chico photographer Sue Anderson helps shelter pets find homes.
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Waiting game
Judge to make determination that could put Chico Scrap Metal’s fate on this November’s ballot.
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Renter beware
Local woman arrested in what police call a typical housing scam.
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Challenging conversion therapy
Debate over proposal to ban sexual orientation change services in California gets emotional at state Capitol.
This article was published on 07.05.18
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Man charged in mom’s killing
Sherry Facciuto was found strangled in Chico in January; detectives suspect her son, Alton.
This article was published on 07.05.18
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Eight in council race--thus far
They vie for three open seats in November.
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Assault outside Big Lots
Man arrested for attacking woman with bike lock chain.
This article was published on 07.05.18
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All about pets
Survey reveals some fun facts about animal owners.
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Message of togetherness
Chicoans rally against separating children from parents at U.S. border.
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Four-legged therapists
Animals help specially certified counselors make breakthroughs.
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Robin Hood in reverse
GOP’s proposed 2019 budget would gut safety net programs.
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Another threat to women
Shedding light on a seriously misguided and dangerous mindset.
This article was published on 07.05.18
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Rescues and posers
When adopting pets, head to a well-run nonprofit; and the lifestyle rag just can’t get it right.
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Romance and açaí
Matt Vereschagin and Donna Wetzel open up the Bahama Hut to serve fast, affordable vegetarian and vegan fare.
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Celebrating philanthropy
Shelly Rogers honored for fostering local pets; BofA donates to CHIP financial literacy program.
This article was published on 07.05.18
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A place for action
Blackbird lives up to community-building promise.
This article was published on 07.05.18
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Ain’t that America
Geopolitical tensions come to bear at US-Mexico border.
This article was published on 07.05.18