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Andy Green replies


I reported last night that as of Monday afternoon, Andy Green  no longer manages the Redding Convention Center and Visitors Bureau. You first read about Green’s absence from his high-level city management position when I posted the news last month. Below are Green’s replies to my e-mailed questions.

– Doni    

Q: I was told you retired. Is that accurate?

Yes, I retired from the city.

Q: How did you arrive at this decision?

Painfully.

Q: What will you do now?

Rest, heal, ride, fish and assist my mother in the sale of her home (of 40+ years) and her relocation.

Q: Do you have another job lined up?

I will be looking for something to do to keep me in the north state. In the meantime, I will be doing some work for the San Mateo County Event Center for the summer.

Q: Is there anything that would have convinced you to stay in your position?

I don’t know.

Q: When you look back at your time in this job, what are you most proud?

Tony Bennett signing “Fly me to the Moon” a cappella from the front edge of the stage. Also,  Conway and Korman, Seinfeld, Cats, Willie Nelson, Kenny Loggins, and making budget for 5 years in a row.

Doni Chamberlain

Independent online journalist Doni Chamberlain founded A News Cafe in 2007 with her son, Joe Domke. Chamberlain holds a Bachelor's Degree in journalism from CSU, Chico. She's an award-winning newspaper opinion columnist, feature and food writer recognized by the Associated Press, the California Newspaper Publishers Association and E.W. Scripps. She's been featured and quoted in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, L.A. Times, Slate. Bloomberg News and on CNN, KQED and KPFA. She lives in Redding, California.

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