Issue: March 27, 2014
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Man of the people
Pope Francis’ rock-star-like ascension in the age of the expanding wealth gap.
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What’s your take on the pope’s rock-star-like appeal?
Local religious leaders (and an atheist) weigh in on the pope’s popularity.
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Nurses raise a stink
Amid layoffs and labor negotiations, nurses at odds with Oroville Hospital.
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An apology, but no resignation
Mayor admits council erred on finances.
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Cannabis confusion
Sorting out the multiple marijuana initiatives circulating the state.
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The ball is mightier
Chico State grad uses soccer balls to take on poverty in Africa.
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City retains animal shelter
The city manager says the facility won’t be contracted to an outside agency.
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New sheriff in town
Undersheriff Kory Honea to take the top spot earlier than expected.
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Back on the ballot
Toby Schindelbeck takes on Idaho Rep. Luke Malek (R-Coeur d’Alene).
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Evolution versus creation
Beliefs are tied to political leanings.
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Killer copper
Chicoan Bill Carter’s book chronicles the devastation wrought by copper mining, including a first-hand poisoning scare.
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Green over green
Most Americans say environment is more important than economic growth.
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Feds launch climate website
White House unveils climate-data website focused on sea-level rise.
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BP to explore new horizons
Oil giant approved to seek new leases in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Eco-friendly laundering
Four free ways to conserve energy while cleaning clothes.
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Heart of an author
Co-author of Chicken Soup for the Soul to speak at Enloe wellness event.
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Docs go digital
Patients in rural North State can video chat with health specialists.
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Cancer care limited
Survey finds that Obamacare limits access to top cancer centers in U.S.
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Kids think produce is garbage
Elementary school students are throwing away most of their fruits and veggies.
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A call for civility
Urging candidates, their supporters and the public to run respectful campaigns.
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Bird strikes back
Kudos to activist Don Bird for his campaign to boot Sen. Jim Nielsen.
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Imperiled wolves need protections
They are vital to balance in nature and require our help to survive.
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Feminism and Catholicism
Celebrating Gloria Steinem and Pope Francis.
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Community trans*former
Organizing Chico’s first ever Trans* Week.
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Hedwig returns
Original cast, band and crew bring back Blue Room’s biggest hit, Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
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Creatures of habit
Portland’s mARMITs crawl out of their hole for rock ’n’ roll.
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I am Vermeer
Inventor’s very detailed attempt at recreating the Dutch master’s mysterious painting style.
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