Issue: June 09, 2011
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In the valley of the shadow
Attacked by a vicious bacterium, the author flirted with death—and came out more alive than ever.
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ChicoBag vs. plastics
The maker of reusable shopping bags is David in a lawsuit by plastic-bag behemoths (Goliath).
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Chico say no on Measure A
Special-election results and a glimpse of the aftermath.
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City Council approves dispensary ordinance
Decides to take “baby steps” by allowing only two businesses to operate.
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Off the air (for now)
Oroville’s community radio station takes a break to transition to full-power.
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Disturbing violent events
Local law enforcement investigate Chico home-invasion robbery and kidnapping cases.
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Pot growers join forces
The medical-marijuana community hopes a petition will stop Butte County’s cultivation ordinance in its tracks.
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How not to parent
Druggie parents busted; mother accused of feeding her daughter opiate-tainted breast milk.
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‘It’s the economy and joblessness, stupid’
Bipartisan agreement: The nation’s top two problems are the economy and unemployment.
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Getting on the propane train
Chico firm leads way with how-to classes on converting engines and gas stations to eco-friendly propane.
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More green for Evergreen Academy
Paradise Intermediate’s solar-curriculum program lands another PG&E grant.
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Focus on Central Valley foothills
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service seeks input on Central Valley protection plan.
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EPA treads on tire facility
EPA and Native American tribe order Mecca, Calif., tire facility to clean up their act.
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David vs. Goliath redux
The town of Mount Shasta joins the growing municipal-rights movement to protect its citizens and environment from corporate mayhem.
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Green backyard grilling
Skip foreign foods and disposable plates to make your barbecue eco-friendly.
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Breaking down barriers
How one Chico nonprofit group is pulling strings to get speedy breast-cancer diagnoses for rural women despite cultural and geographical obstacles.
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When to hit the brakes
A few signs it’s time to quit driving.
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Fat findings in the workplace
Study shows decline in physically demanding jobs is linked to rise in obesity.
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FRH racks up more awards
Feather River Hospital receives three awards for its marketing publications.
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Extra-wacky tobaccy
California doctors link synthetic marijuana with psychosis.
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A flawed pot ordinance
Butte County’s new medical-cannabis ordinance is too restrictive. No wonder opponents are mounting a referendum drive.
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California State budget press is on
Will the threat of losing their pay compel state lawmakers to pass a budget on time?
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Doing nothing about jobs
Americans know unemployment is the country’s biggest problem. So why isn’t Washington doing anything about it?
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A time for prayer
Chico churches and peace activists join in calling for peace in Sudan.
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Letters for June 9, 2011
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Shaving for charity
Betty Burns prepares to shave her head for charity.
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Searing images of loss
Two boys and their dad, lost in just moments. How unforgettably sad.
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Summer stage
Two strong shows kick off Chico’s summer theater season.
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A Singular Woman: The Untold Story of Barack Obama’s Mother
Obama’s mama.
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Travelin’ on
Singer/songwriter Laura Meyer touches down on the 1078 Gallery stage in between European tours.
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Goes well with beer
More than beer at Sierra Nevada’s Taproom.
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First class, indeed
Latest in the X-Men series could be the best yet.
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The Hangover Part II
A quick and easy nugget of film goodness or badness.
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Kung Fu Panda 2
A quick and easy nugget of film goodness or badness.
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A place of your own
A guide to first-time-student housing options at Chico State.
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More than just a party
A graduating senior shines a light on Greek life.
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Discovering the past
Look closely and you’ll see Old Chico behind the city’s modern face.
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Break your schedule
Fun electives make for happy college students.
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New food pyramid
Rebuilding the pyramid with Chico’s top-10 food destinations.
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On the cheap
Frugal options for clothes, food and household items for the student budget.
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Ball of sound
Arts DEVO—your music scene-watcher—welcomes you into the Chicosphere.
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Chico Art 101
Where to find the art, theater and poetry in Chico.
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Your first Chico quiz
Just to get you in the quiz-taking mood …
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Crossword for newbies
Get cross-eyed with this Chico crossword.
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