Issue: May 17, 2001
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The night they busted the nudie club
First Amendment Club stuggles in aftermath of major sheriff’s department bust.
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Trail blazers
Chico councilmembers take a long, hot walk in the park.
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County admits Brown Act violation
County admits Brown Act violation, will re-vote on construction bid.
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Joints in the joint? Not on my watch, says the sheriff
Woman attempts to use medical marijuana while an inmate in Butte County Jail.
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Jury believes university ‘whistleblower’
University employees found to have acted maliciously after worker reported illegal acts.
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Put the Teichert plan in place
The city must take the lead in protecting Teichert Ponds.
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Letters for May 17, 2001
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Cheesespread
Politics, prurience and apostasy from the good reverend.
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Cubist comedians …
Pick for the Blue Room Theater’s production of Steve Martin’s award-winning comedy Picasso at The Lapin Agile.
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Sultan of sound
Former Chicoan Larry Crane is one of the best-known recording engineers in Portland.
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Correspondences
Ruth Ormerod’s paintings and prints; Navé's oil paintings based on themes from Baudelaire’s Les Fleurs du Mal.
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Here’s a how-de-do
It’s the usual mirth and mayhem in Titipu, as Oroville’s Birdcage Theatre stages the Gilbert & Sullivan classic, The Mikado.
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Banging their knuckles …
Concert at The Blue Room featuring Olympia band The Bangs. Also features Lil’ Suicide Bunny and Chico’s Cowboy.
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Barrels of fun …
Concert at The Epicenter featuring Portland band Monkey to the Monster.
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Hello, Mr. Soul
American treasure Ray Charles mesmerizes at Gold Country Casino.
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Lovefest at LaSalles
The Laura Love Band sings out against Measure A.
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Joust abouts
The silly A Knight’s Tale mixes medieval times with MTV and the WWF.
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Fields of study
A migrant farm worker’s success story inspires others.
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Radio free Oroville
FCC grants low-power license to Bird Street community radio group.
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No foolin’
BIg-city-style cosmetics shop finds home in Chico.
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Coming&going
Professors quoted, businesses recognized, teams win, computer equipment donated.
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Fictitious Business Names - May 17, 2001
Fictitious business names published on May 17, 2001.
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Wattage in their cottage
Who’s doing what and going where in the business world.
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