Issue: March 28, 2019
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Poetry 99: adult winners
Adult winners: Chico News & Review’s Poetry 99 contest.
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Poetry 99: high school winners
High school winners: Chico News & Review’s Poetry 99 contest.
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Poetry 99: junior high winners
Junior high winners: Chico News & Review’s Poetry 99 contest.
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Lesson plans
As Paradise families move on, Achieve decides to shutter its high school and PUSD makes ‘gamble’ of moving back to the Ridge.
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Waiting game
Families uncertain of next steps as FEMA housing timelines remain undefined for Camp Fire survivors.
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Long road ahead
Residents speak up, get answers to questions regarding Paradise water contamination.
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Measles in Butte County
Public Health confirms two cases, among three in North State.
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House arrest for bomb threats
Former Oroville man sent about 150 letters in 2017.
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Supervisor opts out for 2020
With Lambert stepping aside, two challengers jump into the District 4 race.
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High-tech homes
Homeowners turn to smart devices, but many have no savings for a repair emergency.
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Crime of the times
With opioid prescriptions restricted, pharmacies face a growing threat from robbers ‘desperate’ for pills.
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‘No collusion’—now what?
Focus on the president’s disastrous policies—the things that affect us all.
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Ending a barbaric, discriminatory practice
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s death-penalty moratorium a major step on a most egregious wrong.
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Mark of austerity
Tree-felling incident underscores chronic underfunding for Bidwell Park.
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Nature’s treasures
Kirk Jefferson creates ‘useful art’ from recycled wood.
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Fruit of the vine
Announcing Butte County Wine Week; Tender Loving Coffee roasts for the Ridge.
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Fragile roots
Local adaptation of Chekhov classic examines struggle of a modern farming family.
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Who’s in the mirror?
Jordan Peele’s frightening reflection of America.
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