Issue: March 29, 2018
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Ghost guns kill
The death trail of weapons that are untraceable, unrestrictable and so far unstoppable.
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Under pressure
Weekly gathering supports homeless folks’ right to public space.
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Point of preservation
The Bidwell Park and Playground Commission is awaiting changes at Peregrine Point, and nixed adding a fence around Sycamore Field.
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Data battle
Facebook opposes privacy measure on the heels of Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Highway 70 to be widened
Nearly $500 million will go toward improvements on the dangerous roadway, with construction beginning in 2020.
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For the win
Pleasant Valley High boys basketball team clinches state title.
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Mobile crisis team introduced
Counselors will work with police to respond to mental health emergencies, provide resources.
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What to do about guns
Republicans and Democrats agree on many gun-control measures.
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Students in solidarity
Thousands turn up downtown for local March for Our Lives demonstration.
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Maternal mandate
Doctors, patients debate mental health screening for expecting and new moms.
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Health myths busted
Doing away with four common misconceptions about health.
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Compassion above all else
Efforts to further criminalize homelessness solve nothing and make people more miserable.
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A quarter-century of affordable housing
Habitat for Humanity and the ongoing quest to help families find a home.
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More than a doll
Lamenting the loss of America’s favorite toy store.
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‘Sheak’ streak
Country Sheak & Boutique brings variety of finds to shop on Longfellow Avenue in Chico.
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Amazon strikes again
Reef Connections closes; updates on Toys R Us and Claire’s; Lulu’s outlet store coming; and loyalty program heebie-jeebies.
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I want to ride my …
The Village Bike wildly careens down a twisted path of love and lust.
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Deep beats
Dancing Plague finds catharsis in dramatic darkwave.
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Salmon for dinner?
Though limited, there will be a chinook fishing season this year.
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Rotten in Connecticut
A dark psychological thriller of privilege gone bad.
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