Issue: August 03, 2017
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In plain sight
Human trafficking, far from being a distant crime, happens here; most Chicoans just don’t know it.
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S.T.O.P. restarts
Chico State anti-trafficking group gets new adviser while facing uncertainty about annual conference.
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‘Unintended consequences’
SB 1322, passed to protect minors from prostitution charges, may keep officials from protecting young victims from trafficking.
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Out of the dark
One woman’s allegation of sexual assault at an Oroville business has led to other possible victims stepping forward.
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Commission: possible
Butte County has 90 appointments open, which supervisors can make at any meeting.
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Insecure future
City Council faces sobering reality as employee retirement costs shoot through the roof.
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Attorneys spar over Walmart suit
Case against Chico expansion plans due back in court Oct. 30.
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Airline wanted
Local group pushing to restore commercial air service in Chico.
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Monday morning with LaMalfa
The congressman scheduled a town hall for 8 a.m. on a weekday.
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Slim pickings
Closure of small recycling centers in Chico reduces options, hitting hard those who collect scrap for a living.
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Prescription for pain
Doctors in rural California eschew medication-assisted treatment in fight against opioid addiction.
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Hidden keys to health
Three underlying factors can influence positive eating habits.
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Make cameras a top priority
Chico Police Department and city should focus on equipping every officer with a body camera.
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Be practical on Prop. 64
County supervisors set to discuss commercial aspects of the law Aug. 8.
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Confessions of a reluctant racist
The author cracks down on the a-holes who share his skin color.
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Vacay and par-tay
Reflecting on time off and looking ahead to the CN&R’s 40th anniversary celebration.
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Crazy for corn
Veronica and Crisanto Martinez fill a niche with Yony’s Roasted Corn.
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A whole lotta pizza
Local chef competes in world championship while Mamma Celeste’s marks its spot in Paradise.
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Life is a rodeo
Theatre on the Ridge premieres locally written musical.
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Meet Me in the Bathroom
Overinflating the “rebirth” of rock in New York.
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Big drum theory
Portland psych outfit Abronia rallies ’round the drum.
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Blondes have more guns
Charlize Theron cements her action-star status.
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Room to Grow
Our indoor cannabis setup was simple, inexpensive and 100% legal.
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