Issue: January 30, 2020
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Ahead of the curve
Democratic presidential candidates take a page from existing California policy.
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‘Loving our neighbor’
Chico churches pursue development of asylum-seeker sponsorship program.
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Deadline looms
Thousands in our region newly eligible for health insurance subsidies, but Covered California open enrollment closing.
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Closure imminent
Safe Space turns to community to find a facility, avoid closing the shelter early.
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Chico motel homicide
Police say a man suffered multiple gunshot wounds.
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Tree removal deadline pushed
Camp Fire survivors must enter government program or privately remove trees.
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Conservative committee fined
FPPC charges Butte County PAC $7,500 for failing to file campaign statements, reports.
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Meat off the menu
More Americans shifting their diets to include less meat; number of vegetarians remains the same.
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Elements of change
Chico State museum exhibit explores the power of fire and water.
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Focus on quality
Dr. Marcia Nelson becomes first woman to receive Enloe’s Physician Legacy Award.
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An urgent call for help
Safe Space needs someone to step up so that it can continue its winter shelter.
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Ideology above citizen input
Progressives mar the districting process to protect their own.
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Embarrassing partisanship
Chamber of commerce reps take potshots at mayor; council majority shuts out conservative incumbent.
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Making that dough
Mary Oliver shares love of sourdough through workshops.
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Chamber sets goals for 2020
Chico business leaders identify crime, housing, roads and pensions as key areas of focus; two eateries close; plus, good food.
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When the working day is done
TOTR cast has fun with contemporary farce, Girls’ Weekend.
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What is hip?
Newer, smaller breweries steal some of the ‘cool’ from old guard.
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Welcome back to the jungle
A return to gangster-comedy for Guy Ritchie.
This article was published on 01.30.20