Issue: July 06, 2017
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The slow fall of the middle class
How America lost the world’s best economy, annihilating the middle class.
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Further reading (and outrages)
Learn more about the financial burdens of average people.
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Views from the plaza
Homeless advocacy group wary of lunch meetups in Chico City Plaza.
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‘Time to change’
After 44 years, Trinca leaves PRPD, giving way to a new director.
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Course closes … kinda
Tuscan Ridge Golf Club plans to juggle an 18-hole renovation and new development with prescheduled events.
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Woman’s body identified
Coroner’s Office says the body found June 21 behind Chico IHOP was that of 44-year-old Julienne Roehling.
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Property owners say ‘aye’ to PBID
Downtown property-based improvement district OK’d at rare Wednesday City Council meeting.
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DWR in transition
Bill Croyle, the acting director of state water resources thrust into the Oroville Dam spillway crisis, retires.
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Rough and tumble
If you think Washington politics are getting nastier, you’re not alone.
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Fighting for predators
Conservation groups sue USDA’s Wildlife Services for culling practices in California’s North District, including Butte County.
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‘I can take care of myself!’
Elderly patients, following hospital stays, often resist home help at their peril.
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For a healthy horse
An annual reminder to vaccinate equines against West Nile virus.
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Chico needs a cooling center
The city must allocate the resources to open a day center for homeless individuals to seek respite from the heat.
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Don’t fall for it
The president’s outrageous rhetoric, including a video of him body-slamming CNN, is a ploy to keep the public angry and uniformed.
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Flowers for Lamia
The author shares his appreciation for—and admiration of—immigrant populations.
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‘Role model’
The mayor ought to know better than to demonize homeless people.
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Authentic, delicate flavors
Rodman Ngo and family open Vietnam Bistro in north Chico.
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Summer breeds creativity
Downtown restaurants offer special menus for 10-day celebration; so long to Mamma Celeste’s, Has Beans downtown and Fred Meyer Jewelers.
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Read and resist
10 books to educate and inspire you to action.
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Let’s get physical
Why media you can hold in your hand still matters.
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