Issue: December 16, 2004
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Soldier’s heart
Tens of thousands of soldiers are expected to come home from Iraq with mental-health problems but may not find the care they need.
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VA in good shape locally
Local VA clinics ready to serve returning vets.
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State tags Wahl
Wahl gets fined by the Fair Political Practices Commission.
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Bike debate rolls on
The debate over a proposal to ban bicycles altogether from the Chico State University campus core appears to be moving on a smoother path.
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School closures down to five choices
Campus Consolidation Commitee narrows list of possible school closures down to five possible scenarios.
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A colleague says goodbye
Nationally known reporter who exposed the CIA’s protection of Latin American cocaine traffickers commits suicide.
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Environment
Local biofuel collective gets greased by the system.
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Downstroke
Chico names new baseball team; Grocers’ union may strike; Matt Lakota sentenced over phony handicapped parking tickets.
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Honoring sustainable peace
Acknowledging the connection between nature and politics.
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Let’s hear it for the Weasels
Coming up with a name for the new baseball team.
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Letters for December 16, 2004
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Everybody’s business
Jerry’s left the house, Sid’s jammin’ and Scott’s in the van.
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Time traveling
An unfamiliar Chico on display at Chico Museum’s Remember When: A Look at Chico’s Past.
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Fun in a box
Musical rendition of Seuss books is tops at Chico Cabaret.
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Angel Scribe
It’s all angels, all the time at angelscribe.com.
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Charles Earland
Charles Earland and his Hammond B-3 featured on 1971-73 live recordings.
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Aubrey Debauchery
Chico singer/songwriter Aubrey Debauchery’s beautiful debut.
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Just the facts
K Records artist Mirah adds more adventures to her latest release C’mon Miracle.
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Boar’s head and bells
School of Arts caps strong semester of performances with holiday concert.
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Where tradition rules
Traditional Cantonese cooking in downtown Oroville.
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Cutting crew
Third Blade installment benefits from extra vampire hunters.
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