Issue: June 29, 2017
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Desperate to die
A year after its implementation, California’s End of Life Option Act provides only patchwork relief to terminal patients.
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Bidding on betterment
Business owners take initiative—and vote—to clean up downtown with PBID.
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Austerity wins, programs lose
Boys and Girls Club, Chico library hit by cuts in Butte County’s 2017-18 budget.
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Phillips family files claim
Legal action against city alleges ‘negligent police tactics’ in fatal shooting of Desmond Phillips.
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Guns in green spaces?
City commission recommends two of three park rangers train to pack heat.
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Field(s) of dreams
Nonprofit EBHB explores sports complex on 264 acres south of Chico.
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Proud to be American! Sorta …
Survey says government is top U.S. problem.
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Foam fight
Activists target the local level as legislators balk at a state ban on polystyrene.
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Earthly angels: A hymn to the caregivers
Praise be to saintly, unheralded, devoted nurses everywhere.
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Wellness in a pot
Cultivating health benefits with indoor plants.
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Repeal and replace this
Analysis, opposition show it’s time for the GOP to start over on health reform.
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For the record
Support AB 1479, giving teeth to California law on public documents.
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Betting on LaMalfa in 2018
Though he constantly works against the interests of his constituents, the congressman keeps his seat.
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Aunt Alice
California’s aid-in-dying law is about giving peace to those who’d otherwise suffer.
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Rebirth in the Phoenix
Kerri Bell brings back original Sultan’s Bistro recipes, reopens popular downtown eatery.
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Let’s explore
Butte County’s new tourism strategy promising, but has holes; so long, Rallo’s West.
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Second Son
Vampires, talking flowers and a sweet alt-folk sound.
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Migration Blues
“Before it’s too late, replace fear and hate with brotherly love.”
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Solitude and songwriting
Irish-American singer finds inspiration in time alone.
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The blues, times two
Taj Mahal and Keb’ Mo’ introduce Laxson to TajMo.
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Grill, resist, repeat …
Stick it on a skewer while sticking it to the man.
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Crash and burn
Robot/car franchise sinks to new depths in fifth film.
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REVIEW: Revive Organics Harlequin Barbera Wine
Pair a marijuana-infused red wine with marijuana-infused appetizers, entrees and desserts.
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