Issue: December 07, 2006
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African dreams
Four tours in Africa with Doctors without Borders has left this Chico nurse with vivid memories and amazing stories to tell.
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Pomp and comedy as new members take their seats
It was a mix of pomp, circumstance and stand-up comedy when Chico’s new councilmembers took office.
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Help needed in preserving watersheds
Stewardship group includes North State in its brainstorming process.
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The world around us
A series of awareness events last weekend aimed to spark discussion and action.
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Meriam Park draft EIR out
The draft EIR for one of the biggest developments in Chico history got its first airing at a meeting this week.
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Answer a higher calling
Chico State makes community service a priority—and others have noticed.
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Letters for December 7, 2006
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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No more nannies
Can’t find a babysitter? These women can help.
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Crowded house
Erotic Art Show thrills the crowd and rewards those who come back for more.
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The music mystery
So Pandora isn’t always spot-on … who cares?
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Pandora’s jukebox
The online player promises to match your music tastes, but once opened will it deliver?
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Ava Gardner: ‘Love Is Nothing’
Book reveals Ava Gardner as a woman both ahead and behind her time.
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The Futurist
James P. Othmer provides satire in the form of the frustrations of a futurist.
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Technobabble
Blobsquatching, tacos for life, Google Earth and Webcam signing.
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Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs
They don’t reinvent the wheel; but Sweet and Hoffs do ‘60s classics justice.
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Peter Curtis Quartet
Guitarist Peter Curtis mixes jazz, classical and blues in his stunning debut.
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Feeling feelings
The Coma Lilies don’t need words to get their point across.
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Got Woody’s?
Woody’s serves up good grub in a fun atmosphere.
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Royal drama
Film delves into British royalty following the death of Lady Di.
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