Author: Robert Speer
-
Attack on Luvaas raises hackles, goes nowhere
When Jon Luvaas made a “suggestion,” two councilmen who’ve never liked him decided to try to get him booted off the Planning Commission. They didn’t get far.
This article was published on 04.05.07
-
New CEO raises ‘conductor’ baton
Running a hospital is like conducting an orchestra, says Enloe’s new CEO. The conductor leads, but the orchestra makes the music.
This article was published on 04.05.07
-
Rumi tunes
Noted translator Coleman Barks brings the poetry of Rumi, with musical accompaniment, to Chico.
This article was published on 04.05.07
-
Marriage, money and the wolf at the door
An eminent local historian talks about the challenges facing 19th-century Chico women when it came to making and keeping money.
This article was published on 03.29.07
-
-
Saving the land —with cows?
Dan Daggat is an enviro with a radical notion: We can save the land by using it well.
This article was published on 03.22.07
-
Superintendent won’t look back
Saying he wants to focus on education, Chico schools chief Chet Francisco doesn’t intend to look into allegations of harassment documented in March 8 CN&R article.
This article was published on 03.22.07
-
Abuse of authority
How far was Scott Brown willing to go to get rid of a principal he didn’t like? Pretty damned far…
This article was published on 03.08.07
-
Unnamed potato tossed around
The council dances around an effort to forbid the Chamber of Commerce to endorse candidates.
This article was published on 03.08.07
-
Library busier than ever but underfunded
Chico’s library is a wonderful asset, but look what they’ve done in Redding.
This article was published on 03.08.07
April 05, 2007
CN&R Vol 30 Issue 38
March 29, 2007
CN&R Vol 30 Issue 37
March 22, 2007
CN&R Vol 30 Issue 36
March 08, 2007
CN&R Vol 30 Issue 34
