Issue: August 02, 2018
Morning, readers!
Are you ready for election season? Regardless, it's quickly approaching. So, to begin preparing, we offer you a rundown of the 11 state measures on the November ballot. Read up!
In other news: Chico is considering declaring a shelter emergency—we look into what that would mean for local homeless folks, as well as plans for a tiny house village; the Stirling City Hotel is priming for a renovation; plus, CN&R Editor Melissa Daugherty and Arts Devo contemplate wildfires in their respective columns.
Until next week,
Meredith J. Cooper, managing editor
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Bracing for the ballot
November is coming—here’s a quick rundown of its measures.
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Creating community
Chico Housing Action Team’s tiny house village project hinges on a proposed city shelter crisis designation.
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Hotel revival
Charlotte Ann Hilgeman’s family hopes to restore her Stirling City landmark.
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Who will pay the cost?
California legislators face heated debates over liability for wildfires.
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Two chases, one fatality
Woman in stolen car killed after fleeing Chico police.
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Millions for STEM
Chico State’s teaching program will receive more than $700,000 from the National Science Foundation grant.
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Superintendent sticking around
Chico Unified school board extends Kelly Staley’s contract through 2021.
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Upper Park users speak up
Survey results indicate support for fees, more vehicle access.
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Last-minute mobilization
Mobilize Chico protests outside LaMalfa fundraiser at the Elks Lodge Monday.
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Exploring his heartland
Former CN&R hiking columnist John Soares updates one guidebook and releases another on Northern California trails.
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Gifts of life
The Northern California Fertility Foundation, spin-off from support group, helps hopeful parents with grants for in-vitro treatments.
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Heat? Not a fan …
Tips to cool down and sleep better during the North State’s summer nights.
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The million-dollar question
Community members and city leaders should support the declaration of an emergency shelter crisis.
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‘Fiddles of denial’
The Carr Fire is devastating, but this is only the beginning if we don’t take action to curb climate change.
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Fires and ‘T’-towns
On the terrifying Carr Fire and confusing one armpit town with another.
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Opportunity knocks, get an art box
Loans available to North State women for business; CN&R revives art box project; and Almendra hosts fundraiser for local family agency.
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Running with the pack
1078 Gallery debuts new location with Pulitzer-nominated The Wolves.
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Dark, fun sound
The ‘heavy psych’ of Portland’s Blackwater Holylight.
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Drupes for dessert
A classic—and simple—recipe for stone-fruit season.
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Bone-rattling fun
Another action-packed installment in spy series.
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