Issue: May 24, 2007
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Mine games
Baldwin Contracting Company counters opposition by touting environmental positives of the proposed M&T mine.
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School daze
Feather River College accused of Title IX violations and retaliation.
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RIP Kramore Inn
Chico’s venerable Kramore Inn goes into the history books.
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Who’s paying to cut air pollution?
Like it or not, air-quality impact fees loom in Butte County’s future.
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The fire this time
This week’s ‘Honey Fire’ came too early for comfort.
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FERC: It’s dam costly
FERC agrees that Oroville Dam costs the county a bundle.
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Kirk leads on water
Rookie Supervisor Maureen Kirk leads the way toward stronger water pact.
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Whatcha gonna do this summer?
See what Frommer’s recommends for our area.
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Greening the west side
New Urban Builders creating Chico’s most sustainable neighborhood.
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A brainy buggy
Twelve thousand people line up for Smart cars, which won’t even come out until 2008.
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Inventive incentive
Contest rewards eco-enhancing innovations.
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Down under, fish grow up faster
Climate change found to impact certain marine species.
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Nurturing nature of ecotherapy
Ecotherapy: good for the body and mind.
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Loyal to a fault
Gonzales must go, but remember who’s pulling his strings.
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Committing ‘moral treason’
On Memorial Day, we should honor the true spirit of patriotism.
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More we teach, more we can save
Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month is a good time to think about the benefits of real sex education.
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Letters for May 24, 2007
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Kid on KZFR
Lily Winchell is the only child with a show on the radio station.
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Still nasty after all these years
Former 2 Live Crew member keeps the dirty rhymes alive, and takes them to Oroville.
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Outside the box office
CN&R film critic uncovers a hidden cache of film gems available on DVD.
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Days of Lore
Hip-hop beefs and the third parties who cook them up; Internet radio lives to fight another three years; and the great commercial radio experiment is put on hold.
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Technobabble
Artist Wafaa Bilal invites you to shoot an Iraqi; a GPS breakdown almost causes anarchy in the UK; taxi cabs are getting so smart these days; and Orlando Bloom looks for his pirate’s booty on Facebook.
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Reinventing the Wheel
Asleep at the Wheel keep the Texas Swing a-swingin’ on new album.
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The Rough Guide to Salsa Dura NYC
Rough Guide explores 1970s New York’s Salsa Dura on its latest release.
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All powerful
Italian hardcore stalwarts Raw Power give it another go for American audiences.
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Barely in The End Zone
The End Zone sticks with what works: sports and pub grub.
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Lumbering onward
Third installment of Shrek looks neat, but misses the story and the funny.
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Strange ways
Director Paul Verhoeven is back with his best work in years with Black Book.
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50 things to do in Chico when it’s dead
These are a few, actually 50, of our favorite summertime activities.
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