Issue: August 18, 2016
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Changing spaces
A time of evolution, growth for local campuses.
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Open university
Decade-old master plan adds urban elements to historic campus.
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Career opportunities
Butte and Glenn County voters will have their say this November on a $190 million bond measure for Butte College.
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Designing district
Chico Unified revamps high schools and junior highs, seeks further bond funding primarily for elementary schools.
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All together now
Stonewall Alliance’s annual celebration buoyed by allies in the wake of Orlando massacre.
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Breaking down barriers
The Torres Community Shelter launches new program to provide shelter to those struggling with sobriety.
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The two towers
Chico State’s upgrading its infrastructure to keep up with new building construction.
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The virus among us
Three human cases of West Nile virus confirmed in Butte County.
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Heat rises
Chico Heat win league championship in return baseball season.
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Crowded council race
The November ballot will include 11 candidates for Chico City Council.
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California’s gold
California universities have a strong representation at the 2016 Summer Olympic Games.
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Trash talkin’
Chico woman puts her hate of litter into action.
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Spoiled rotten
What to save/toss from your fridge after a lengthy power outage.
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A piece of the puzzle
The Torres Community Shelter has begun a wet program to serve the unmet needs of our local homeless population.
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Pride matters
Stonewall Alliance’s weekend of festivities should be a celebrated by the whole community.
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Environmental toll of Olympic proportions
The mind-blowing greenwashing of the games in Rio, and the effects on our planet.
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Fancy pants
Welcome back, students, to Chico State’s awesome campus.
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Specialty rolls on the Ridge
Woody Xie, popular owner of The Optimo in Paradise, opens Sakura Sushi just up the Skyway in Magalia.
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Student perks
App created by Chico State grads rewards students for unplugging on campus with discounts at local businesses.
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A visit to the art district
New Chico State Arts & Humanities Building is hub for university’s arts programs.
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Till the Daylight Comes
Eight-piece country that goes down easy.
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Garden party
Jonathan Richman introduces new Chico-produced album.
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Make-ahead recipes
Four new cookbooks to free up the party host.
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Wild mystery
A boy, a dragon and a fantastic summer adventure.
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Back To School
The CN&R welcomes Chico State and Butte College students back to school.
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