Issue: November 24, 2016
Morning, readers!
And Happy Thanksgiving! In honor of the holiday each year, we at the CN&R take a moment to give thanks for the kind and generous people who give of themselves to make our communities such nice places to live. This year, we highlight seven folks who make a difference--but there are many, many more. So, please look to your family members, friends and neighbors who are committed to volunteering and donating to worthy causes and say "Thank you."
As many of you may have noticed, this week's issue has been on stands since yesterday. So, those of you who pick up paper copies probably already have the scoop on this week's big stories. They range from shining a light on programs for homeless and foster youth to getting up to date on water issues. Naturally, there's much more for you to peruse over this long weekend.
Enjoy your families and good food this Turkey Day. And remember to be thankful.
Until next week,
Meredith J. Cooper, managing editor
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Local heroes 2016
Let’s give thanks to those who help our community.
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A light in the dark
A candlelight vigil and other events were held locally to recognize November as National Homeless and Runaway Youth Month.
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Stony resolve
Local group works to protect historic rock walls.
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Water bound
Advocates urge for holistic management of California’s most precious resource.
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Street sweeper crime spree
Chico man allegedly steals, crashes vehicle after being released from jail.
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Deaths in foothills
Men found dead in Bangor and Berry Creek.
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Lend a hand
Safe Space Winter Shelter seeking volunteers and donations.
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Back to family
Fewer retailers will be open on Thanksgiving this year.
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Sovereignty at stake
Tribal nations along U.S.-Mexico border say Trump’s wall would threaten their way of life.
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Toxic economy
Common chemicals cost U.S. billions every year.
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Spiritual self-care
You don’t need to sit in church to practice spirituality.
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The threat to Medicare
Older Americans who supported Trump will suffer most under plan to privatize the program.
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Volunteerism is great
You have nothing to lose from giving back to your fellow man.
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Congratulations, Trump, from a Hillary supporter
The author support Sanders, then Clinton, and he’s now getting back the president-elect.
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Career reboot
Football coach/plant supervisor launches business selling, trading and fixing Apple products.
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Students move into the inn
Oroville Inn opens its doors; noshing at Nori; and new décor at Long Creek Winery.
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Low, Volume 3: Shore of the Dying Light
Low comes up from the deep.
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Alligator Records 45th Anniversary Collection
45 years of genuine house-rocking music.
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The best words
Indie rapper Aesop Rock uniquely attacks tracks.
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It’s a Gass
Tenacious D and KGB guitarist Kyle Gass has the last laugh.
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