Issue: July 08, 2004
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The code of silence
You don’t want to blow the whistle about your prison co-workers. It could cost you your job—or maybe your safety.
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The camping trip from hell
Local teens say they were terrorized; cops say naive kids ran afoul of ‘Oroville guys’
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Flume Street building sold
Flume Street building burned one year ago gets new owner.
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Downstroke
Don’t feed the birds; Grinsell waives pre-trial hearing; Council rules on MLK street proposal.
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Pretzel logic
A special election for a one-meeting councilmember is absurd.
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Letters for July 8, 2004
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Everybody’s business
Who’s sellin’ the deli, why is Gridley so cool, and almonds are in again.
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Crowded out West
Sam Shepard does sibling rivalry well in Court Theatre’s True West.
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Dave Alvin
Blasters’ Dave Alvin celebrates famous L.A. club Ashgrove on latest solo CD.
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Jesus’ mosh pit
Three young punks are combining the Gospel and the gospel of punk in their new band Thee Imposters.
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Live, from Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa’s The New Trust and Inkwell play pleasing, propulsive post-punk.
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Quality in a plain wrapper
El Indio is short on atmosphere but long on flavor.
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Slight tingling sensation
Installment two in Spiderman franchise delivers well enough.
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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds—The Videos
A couple of keepers, but mostly stinkers on Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds video compilation.
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