Issue: February 13, 2020
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Primary primer
Homing in on the local contests and a tax measure.
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Worthy initiative or money grab?
Measure A supporters, detractors give their takes on proposed parcel tax to support CARD facilities.
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Sign, seal, deliver
All-mailed ballot system put to countywide test.
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Three head-to-head contests
A Q&A with the folks seeking a Board of Supervisors seat.
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Water woes
Supervisors examine historical flooding north of Chico.
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Disaster response continues
Council votes on several issues related to housing insecurity post-Camp Fire.
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Small donations, major support
Presidential candidates rely on repeat contributions, often of a few bucks.
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Death on the street
A 54-year-old Chico man found dead near cemetery bus stop.
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District elections a go
Chico City Council waives second reading of election ordinance at eleventh-hour.
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Behavioral Health director appointed
Board of Supervisors select interim director for the chief post.
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Americans see Dems as divided
Majority perceive Democratic Party as split.
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Public playground
State Parks, once mired in controversy, eyes purchase of vast ranch.
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Outbreak concerns
Epidemiologists offer divergent views on how to respond to U.S. coronavirus cases.
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Endorsements
The CN&R’s picks for the March 3 presidential primary.
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Duty bound
On voting in Butte County’s new all-mail election.
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A little of everything
Michelle and Martin Van Gundy expand Needful Things in a big way after the Camp Fire.
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Farmstead farewell
RIP Orland Farmstead Creamery co-founder Paul Schmidt, plus funds for Fido, and see ya soon.
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A painter’s legacy
Arts community shows up for Sal Casa memorial exhibit.
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Ceramic garden
Chinese mythology and fruit imagery in new university exhibit.
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Orange you glad?
It’s the middle of winter, and citrus trees are full of fruit.
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If life gives you citrus …
Make a refreshing sorbet with oranges, lemons and grapefruit.
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Into the woods
Few scares in latest Brothers Grimm adaptation.
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Let’s Celebrate!
Chico News & Review’s 2020 guide to throwing the ultimate party.
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