Issue: September 01, 2016
Morning, readers!
Ever wondered what it's like to be a police officer? Well, in honor of
Chico PD's new Ask a Cop campaign, the CN&R sat down with two veteran
officers and fired away ... with questions, of course. We think you'll
find their answers eye-opening.
In other news: Speaking of cops, that whole viral video last weekend
involving an officer and three Chico State coeds doesn't look good--CN&R
Editor Melissa Daugherty shares her thoughts on the matter; we look into
the Dungeon honey oil lab equipment bust; and the Chico State University
Farm's organic dairy program turns 10.
There's more where that came from!
Until next week,
Meredith J. Cooper, managing editor
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Honey oil explosion
Dungeon raid shines light on concentrated cannabis.
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Not on their watch
Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea and colleagues voice opposition to gun and ammo control initiative.
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Off the mat
Bullish despite previous Election Day disappointments, local Democrats gear up for November at their Chico campaign center.
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More reading time
Chico branch of Butte County Library extends hours.
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Alleged student affair
High school employee faces felony charges after allegedly giving birth to student’s baby.
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Food pics spur trips
Local prof’s study ties foodies’ social media posts to increased tourism.
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Milking it
Chico State’s organic dairy program celebrates 10 years of success.
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Nature’s remedies
Foraging for local, edible plants with health applications.
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Food for thought
The Mediterranean diet may stave off age-related cognitive decline.
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A pharmaceutical monster
The lesson from the pushback on Mylan’s price-gouging is that opposition gets results.
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An unnecessary escalation
Police officers are in the service industry, though a recent incident doesn’t make it seem that way.
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What’s the attraction?
Lamenting a world in which Donald Trump is considered a viable POTUS pick.
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The good doctor
Chico veterinarian Paul Wise keeps at it, even at age 98.
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Hudson’s opens, more to come
Gastropub serves upscale comfort food on the north side, plus Taps and Libations & Co. on the horizon.
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Arts harvest
Technologies new and old combine at gallery’s debut exhibit.
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Didn’t Go to the Party
Staying in with Portland’s Sara Jackson-Holman.
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The boys are back in town
Old-school Chico rockers return with reunion show and new album.
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Sisters in success
Live Life Juice Co. settles into downtown.
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Mid-century modern man
A rich adaptation of Philip Roth’s coming-of-age novel.
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