Issue: September 09, 2010
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My year of (not) earning tenure
The pitfalls of teaching diversity and tolerance in a small-town high school.
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More complaints out of Chico High
Another teacher says she was treated unprofessionally.
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River festivities take a violent turn
A closer look at the annual float down the Sacramento River shows its violent side.
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Watershed protection
Chico-based AquAlliance joins new lawsuit to stop water diversion.
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‘Sad’ election stunt
Citizens make a statement with frown faces at the City Council meeting.
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Holiday hullabaloo
Chico PD makes 124 arrests over Labor Day weekend.
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Stiff sentence for enviro-crimes
Yankee Hill man who stole state water for a pot grow gets 120 days in jail.
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Poultry proponent
Chicoans continue fight for right to raise backyard chickens.
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Credit crunch
While bankers are starting to see things stabilize, they foresee fewer credit being approved in the near future.
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Low-impact buzz
At Durham’s Gale Vineyards, everything from the construction of the winery to the growing of the grapes is done with sustainability in mind.
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Stem-cell debate rages on
A federal judge blocked government funding of stem-cell research, but the Obama administration plans to appeal.
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Redding-area school goes solar
Redding elementary school gets outfitted with solar system for free.
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Good news for local groundwater
Study finds antibiotics given to cows break down before they enter groundwater.
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Green cleaning and poultry reading
Claudia Desilles—modern French housecleaner—and a book on raising poultry.
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Help the animals
Greenfeet.com launches a campaign to help the Barry R. Kirshner Wildlife Foundation move to its new facility.
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The legacy of 9/11
Are we turning into a nation of Islam-haters?
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A lack of courage
Lawmakers wimp out on chance to give imprisoned children hope.
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Why is Wally Herger ducking debates?
He should welcome the opportunity to showcase his experience.
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Letters for September 9, 2010
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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JJ Grey & Mofro
JJ Grey & Mofro debut on Billboard charts with Georgia Warhorse.
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Westward they roll
With an ear toward the sounds of this country’s past, New Orleans’ Hurray for the Riff Raff tours across America.
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Hot brass man
Trombone Shorty brings the Big Easy to the Big Room.
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Cold soup for the soul
Henri’s advice for late-summer cool-down: gazpacho.
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Hardcore homage
Robert Rodriguez delivers ultra-violent tribute to exploitation flicks.
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Studly abroad
Clooney shines in beautiful, yet convoluted, spy thriller.
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Humanoids From the Deep
Monsters. Boobs. Blood. Thank you, Roger Corman.
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The Last Exorcism
A quick and easy nugget of film goodness or badness.
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Vegetarian healing
Priya Indian Cuisine offers healthful, delicious vegetarian fare.
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Vegetarian’s dream
Grilla Bites focuses on delicious, sustainable vegetarian food.
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