Author: Robert Speer
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Oroville mill worker wins civil-rights suit
More than three years after he was fired for refusing to work on the Adventist Sabbath, Luciano Cortez wins his discrimination lawsuit and is reinstated by Sierra Pacific.
This article was published on 01.08.09
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We see newsmaking in their future
The CN&R’s annual Who to Watch list.
This article was published on 01.08.09
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Did mine opponents get SLAPPed?
Since Butte County supervisors narrowly approved the New Era Mine, lawsuits have been flying.
This article was published on 01.01.09
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County braces for drought
Environmentalists are worried that the state’s Drought Water Bank may take local water, but county officials are more concerned about irrigation cutbacks.
This article was published on 12.18.08
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Fishless future
A UC Davis study predicts the extinction of native fish.
This article was published on 12.11.08
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From bank teller to CEO
Nobody can say the new president and CEO of the Chico Chamber of Commerce doesn’t know her way around town.
This article was published on 12.11.08
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Scientific research or dangerous plan?
To water officials, the ongoing aquifer study program is an important research project, but to others it’s a threat.
This article was published on 12.11.08
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Photographer of the Fillmore
At 82, photographer David Johnson looks back on a remarkable career as a significant chronicler of African-American life.
This article was published on 12.11.08
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Disc golfers tee off on council decision
If networking and the Internet can get Barack Obama elected president of the United States, certainly they can get disc golf restored to Upper Bidwell Park.
This article was published on 12.04.08
January 08, 2009
CN&R Vol 32 Issue 23
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SN&R Vol 20 Issue 41
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CN&R Vol 32 Issue 22
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SN&R Vol 20 Issue 38
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CN&R Vol 32 Issue 19
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CN&R Vol 32 Issue 18
