Issue: July 12, 2007
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The making of a Killer
How a family tree from hell spawned a cold-blooded murderer.
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Salmon success story
But hotter summers and a declining snowpack could threaten the Butte Creek fishery.
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Dogs and cats
Every year we put more than 400,000 pets to death. A new bill is an effort to lower the number, but pet breeders don’t like it a bit.
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Live Earth
Chico’s Live Earth concert was sustainability in practice.
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Mining’s legacy
Legislation holds potential to reduce suction dredging in California rivers and streams.
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Matt’s Law hits home
Chico State frat brothers face court for hazing.
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Former supervisor dies
Art Gilman paved the way for Chico’s Greenline.
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Simmons signs with UOP
The decision has been made—no more Chico State for this basketball star.
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Spring of life
Chicoan helps bring clean water to foreign nations.
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Farewell to ponds
Dried Arctic ponds concern Canadian researchers.
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Energy from the birds
Turkey droppings help power Minnesota homes.
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Jetliners to fly green skies
British airline works to create eco-friendly planes.
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Be in the know about H2O
Five easy actions and fixes to help cut down on wasted water.
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Letters for July 12, 2007
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Feeding the hungry
Bill Such aims to provide a “sanctuary” for the homeless.
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Marital advice for the editor
Survival tactics for a man slipping on the bonds of matrimony.
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Let’s get freaky
Artist Rachel Moseley shows that bearded is beautiful.
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Arts DEVOté
Arts DEVOté always on vacation; cartoonist Brad Neely says George Washington invented cocaine; artist Chris Jordan says no to cell phones; plus the Weekly Devotion.
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Summer top 10s from your friends
A list of top 10 summer jams from your hot li’l Chico friends.
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Days of Lore
Getting Footloose in Chico? City tries to pass “disorderly event” ordinance.
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Brothers: The Hidden History of the Kennedy Years
Book documents how the Kennedys’ beliefs came at a cost.
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If you can’t stand the heat …
Henri braves the sunlight and tosses his meat on the grill.
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Running a fever
Michael Moore sticks a thermometer in the mouth of America’s health-care system.
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Comedy in disguise
Robots from space get a spark of humor to counter this testosterone-fueled flick.
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The Third Man
Classic Orson Wells film is re-released, with all the goodies.
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Ratatouille
A quick and easy nugget of film goodness or badness.
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Live Free or Die Hard
A quick and easy nugget of film goodness or badness.
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