Issue: November 08, 2018
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Service interruption
Enloe, Anthem cut ties; patients caught in limbo.
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Liberals take Chico council
And the House, but lose in other key races in Butte County and beyond.
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Rental reprieve
Council supports appeals process for taxation on Airbnb-type units.
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Train kills pedestrian
Woman struck while crossing tracks at Eighth Avenue.
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Millennial metros
Some of the better regions to live, according to census data.
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Honoring a life lost
Speakers focus on homelessness, domestic violence in remembering woman killed on campus last week.
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Four-legged weed-eaters
City turns to animals for noxious species control, fire suppression at Bidwell Park.
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Red, pearly whites and blue
Dentists in Chico and Oroville reserve a day to provide free care to veterans.
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Eat organic, stop cancer?
Study of nearly 70,000 adults shows correlation between organic food and cancer prevention.
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Profits over patients
Enloe stands up to bully Anthem; now, it’s the community’s turn.
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A dog’s lessons in love, life and heartache
Five years after moving to Mexico, a former Chicoan returns in a time of grief and finds comfort.
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Election mop-up
Among the things I didn’t get to write before Nov. 6—Sean Morgan calling it quits at two terms and the Chico E-R endorsing Democrats.
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Celebrating 70 years
Michelle Sereda, one of La Hacienda’s three owners, talks house specialties, catering and margaritas.
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What’s old is new again
Demo for the Grad?; Winchester Goose to move; welcome back, Waganupa.
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Intercontinental riffs
Khruangbin jams on a world of undiscovered funk and soul.
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Bitter revelation
Neither apple nor pear, the humble quince deserves a place at the table.
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Is this just fantasy?
Queen/Freddie Mercury legacy reduced to by-the-numbers rock bio.
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