Issue: November 29, 2018
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California divided
Will the Trump era fuel the Jefferson separatist movement’s efforts to split off into a new, 51st state?
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‘In limbo’
FEMA trailers are on the way for Camp Fire refugees awaiting temporary housing.
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Ready to roll
Camp Fire crisis and City Council flip could lead to quick establishment of Simplicity Village.
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‘Hardening’ gets a harder look
Wildfires sparked by power lines prompt regulators to demand changes to the grid by utilities including PG&E.
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Wildfire aid cataloged
California Wildfires Helping Handbook, updated to include Butte County resources, offers answers to Camp Fire survivors.
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Concow kids get campus
Golden Feather district unshutters Spring Valley School to accommodate Concow School students displaced by the Camp Fire.
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Radio show on recovery
North State Public Radio launches After Paradise, a weeknight program focused on Camp Fire efforts.
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An urgent task
Legislator on the frontline of human remains recovery underscores state wildfire prevention plan.
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Senior centers
Shelters from Chico to Yuba City serve as field hospitals for elder evacuees of the Camp Fire.
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Come together
Tips to help America reunite from Piero Rivolta.
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Denying climate change doesn’t negate it
National Climate Assessment, released amid Camp Fire, should make leaders change course.
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A heartbreaking moment of utter resilience
Bearing witness to the quiet strength of a stranger who lost everything in the Camp Fire.
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Helping hands
Butte College Small Business Development Center director sees opportunity amid the ashes.
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Beer and T-shirts
Sierra Nevada’s new ale, Honey Run Covered Bridge shirts and some not-so-worthy commemorative apparel.
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Warm-hearted agitator
Chico essayist releases collection of writings.
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That Fillmore vibe
Chris Robinson Brotherhood settles into that vintage groove.
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Look who’s all fancy now
Specialty beers are starting to go for wine-like prices.
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Redemption in the ring
Rocky franchise resurrects old battles.
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