Issue: July 18, 2019
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The future of local farming
Will small-scale food producers become a thing of the past?
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The calling
Young farmers are harder to come by these days—the work is hard, and the business is complex.
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Planting the seed
K-12 educators implement new projects to encourage interest in agriculture.
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Small farms, big challenges
Small, community-focused farms face obstacles to doing business.
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Hooking up
Water purveyors vary on requirements for rebuilding in burn scar.
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Insult to injury
Ridge escapees, other wildfire survivors preyed upon post-disaster.
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Branching out
Homeless service providers partner, expand programs for emergency sheltering in Chico and Oroville.
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PG&E log deck sites cited
A judge will decide whether to fine the contractors for unpermitted activity.
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Two deaths, one suspicious
Foul play could be involved in Oroville case; Chico’s appears to be related to natural causes.
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Local coordinator departing
Continuum of Care providers re-evaluate options.
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Trends in ag
USDA report highlights farm revenues, cropland value and conservation.
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Against detention
Protesters rally outside Yuba County Jail, the last ICE-contracted facility in Northern California.
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Butting out
Legislation would ban cigarette filters due to environmental toll, lack of purpose.
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To our health
Butte County’s new director of public health talks goals, challenges.
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High hopes for changing of the guard
Public Health’s new director has tough and important work ahead.
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Working toward a new, improved police culture
A paradigm shift is needed in Chico that benefits both law enforcement and the community.
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Empty-garden blues
Lamenting a wasted season in the fertile North State.
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New vintage sounds
Repurposing forgotten speakers for the modern consumer.
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Allies at last, reinventing Rawbar
British Bulldog Brewery’s pub near ready; downtown sushi spot closes for renovations; bank foundation bankrolls Paradise recovery manager position.
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Murder and other hijinks
Dusting off the laughs in a community-theater staple.
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Is freshness overrated?
Fermented fish sauce has been a condiment for centuries.
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Home and abroad
Two fine films—one regional, one international—at the art house.
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Downtown Directory
A directory to Chico’s cultural and business hub, in partnership with the D.C.B.A.
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