Issue: June 15, 2006
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Gore goes global
The former vice president talks about his new documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, and the threats posed by global warming.
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Better than a firing squad
Back in Chico, Dorothy Parker says prison was difficult but eye-opening.
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A home of their own
A veterans group celebrates the grand opening of its second transitional-living house.
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City taking frugal course
City taking frugal course on redevelopment funding.
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State may cut West Nile funding
State may cut West Nile funding.
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Tapping the aquifer—at what cost?
Does it make sense to replace surface water with groundwater if we don’t know the consequences?
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Downstroke
Botany 2006, insurance rates, bars and Chico’s big hire.
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Reconsidering primaries
Should taxpayers pay to do the parties’ work?
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Make a sound when forest trees fall
Far from illegal, clear-cutting continues in the Northstate.
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Letters for June 15, 2006
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Sports heroine
Paradise pitcher shines on college softball’s biggest stage.
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Shining a light
Mike Wallace leaves 60 Minutes, but his stories brightened and enlightened a nation.
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Lickin’ it up
Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks take a two-hour trip down Memory Lane.
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Black-eyed blues
Action-here-turned-blues guitarist Steven Seagal shows off his impressive chops.
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Sally of all trades
Local musician/athlete/business owner turns all work and no play into a good time.
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Various Artists
Tribute disc to the great Big Star chock full of great performances from Wilco and others.
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Less Than Jake
Ska vets Less Than Jake trade in the brass for pop punk.
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In the Moog
Volt per Octaves looks to make people appreciate the Moog again.
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Go with the Flo
Café Flo offers up a little food, music and art in a comfy locale.
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Bad Seed makes good proposition
Film salvages human goodness in a dark world.
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A pop eclipse now
Scene-by-scene remake of 1976 cult classic would make Satan say, “wha?!”
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Memoirs of a Geisha
Extras make DVD version Of Memoirs of a Geisha an interesting view.
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