Issue: April 27, 2006
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Survival of the hippest
Music venues in Chico have come and gone—what’s the solution to keeping them around?
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Cellular division
Residents in the neighborhood where a proposed cell phone tower would be located are frightened, but there’s little the city can do.
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Siting the cell tower
Park the transmitter where it might do more good: in a park.
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Electronic voting safeguards
Machines get scrutiny, but at least in Butte County, the 2006 election promises to be clean.
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Letters for April 27, 2006
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Art of the matter
Graphic journalist Joe Sacco goes about reporting in a different way.
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All loud on the Western front
West By Swan puts its experimental noise to disc.
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West By Swan, uncut
Full transcripts from Jason Cassidy’s interviews with the members of West By Swan.
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Guided By Voices: A Brief History
A thorough look into the life of one of America’s true rock bands.
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Catherine Russell
Catherine Russell makes stong “debut” after decades in the biz.
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Reynolds rap
CN&R contributor Christine LaPado chats it up with guitar virtuoso Tim Reynolds.
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Little lamb, who ate thee?
Henri offers up his sacrificial grilled spring lamb.
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Not what it seemz
Despite some strong performances, film falls short of being biting satirical piece.
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Silent Hill
Director Gans pulls out all the stops on Silent Hill.
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