Issue: October 24, 2019
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Memorial moves
Camp Fire crosses removed as town considers permanent memorial.
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Tense negotiations
County supervisor presses Cal Water for documents ahead of study of PID pipeline down the Skyway.
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Higher-ed hopes
Is college affordability on the horizon in California?
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Tree removals move forward
Inspections and removal could begin in December.
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Hamilton City homicide
Glenn County deputies investigating 19-year-old’s slaying.
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County forgoes bridge rebuild
Public Works Department to request FEMA funds for alternate project.
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Trash or treat?
Survey rates best and worst Halloween candies.
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The science of fire
Local fire-mapping expert looks at history, landscape for dangers, solutions.
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No more tater tots?
California schools put better lunches to the test, battle feds to keep them healthful.
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Up and at ’em
You might burn more fat exercising on an empty stomach.
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Camp Fire projects require transparency
Local representatives must give public necessary info and ample time to weigh in.
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Law enforcement’s deadly free pass must end
Two recent killings underscore need for rigorous, transparent training.
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Sorry, Mitt Romney
With what I know now, I may have been wrong about the former Massachusetts governor.
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Feels like Chico
Ron Linzy and his wife, Christina, open Bidwell Supply Co. with their custom-designed items and other handcrafted pieces.
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Cheese, burgers and Paradise
Boutique catering company links local businesses; Jake’s takes over Scooters Cafe spot; and Birkenstock’s back on the Ridge.
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Core sample
The North Valley as light, sculpture and sound in new 1078 exhibit.
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Forever turning
On the road with Chicago easy-rockers Whitney.
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Farm City Celebration
The official guide to the Farm City Celebration.
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