Issue: April 29, 2010
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They’re tea(d) off
Tea Partiers say they want to take back their country. From whom?
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Putting a price on safety
Paradise Town Council members approve ballot measure asking residents to fund additional fire and police protection.
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Medical wonder
Author Rebecca Skloot gives voice to a forgotten pioneer of science named Henrietta Lacks.
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Follow that crime
District attorney refocuses investigation into student stabbing after clearing an initial suspect of the purported hate crime.
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Associated Students president-elect unfazed
A rocky elections period at Chico State doesn’t stop Amro Jayousi.
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Déjà vu on the Ridge
Studies on Walmart’s plan to build a Ridge shopping center are under way.
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County wants New Era Mine money
It will go after New Era’s financial assurance, begin reclamation process.
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United against hate
Hundreds gather at Chico State to denounce the stabbing attack of A.S. President Joseph Igbineweka.
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Bear necessities
Animal advocates and Department of Fish and Game at odds over proposed changes to hunting California black bears.
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Soaking up sun
Tehama County approves what may be the state’s largest solar-panel project.
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Green baggin’ it
Waste Management offers alternative to renting metal Dumpster for in-home projects.
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2010 marks hottest March
Records say combined ocean- and land-surface temperature in March was the warmest ever recorded.
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In danger in our back yard
Chico area’s threatened and endangered species.
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Let the hospitals hire
An outdated law puts hospitals like Enloe at a disadvantage.
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Arizona’s dangerous bill
Racial profiling is a sign of the times.
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Soul for sale—cheap
Tiger Woods is no longer a man; he’s a commodity.
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Letters for April 29, 2010
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Draw, etch, print, repeat
Megan Moore’s meticulous prints part of Self-taught and Not show at Avenue 9 Gallery.
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A Rough Ride to Redemption: The Ben Daniels Story
In the Old West at least you’d get a warning before being laid out …
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Sourdough Slim with Robert Armstrong
Paradise’s yodeling cowboy releases new live disc.
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Too hip for Chico
One wouldn’t blame Shelby Lynne if she decided to never come back to Chico.
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CAMMIES: Week three
Rock, Hip-hop and World nominees for the 2010 Chico Area Music Awards.
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Home on the free-range
Chaffin Family Orchards now taking chicken orders.
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Strange, sad and wonderful
Greenberg delivers with a mix of offbeat character study, and droll romantic comedy.
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Reason be gone
The Losers has everything your inner-13-year-old craves.
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Let the good times roll
Chico-raised businessman provides the community with a place for fun.
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Challenging course
Tuscan Ridge has come up with creative solutions for a business built on pleasure.
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Plan a playcation
Four local casinos offer fun in our own back yard.
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