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Wanted: Shasta County Employees. Must Ignore Pirates, Gangplanks; Expect Sharks, Shipwrecks

From a distance the ship known as Shasta County Government looks attractive enough. It’s big. It’s strong. It’s also the county’s largest employer, with more than 1880 souls paid to serve and protect Shasta County citizens. The Shasta County Government… Continue Reading →

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Redding Narrowly Steps Back from Declaring Short-term Rentals an Urgency-Ordinance Emergency

There are truly troubling times when life-and-death emergencies motivate cities to adopt urgency ordinances. In Redding, two dire examples in recent memory were the Carr Fire and COVID-19. The significance of an urgency ordinance is it’s supposed to be addressed… Continue Reading →

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Noni Doni’s Kitchen: The Search is Over for the Very Best Sour Cream Coffee Cake

I often joke that someday, if someone wanted to test me for Alzheimer’s (of course, when I’m much, much older), skip the time-place-who’s president questions. Just ask me to recite the Sour Cream Coffee Cake recipe. Seriously, someone could wake… Continue Reading →

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Shasta County Supervisors Unite in Rejection of Controversial Palo Cedro Subdivision

Tierra Robles may mean “Land of Oaks” in Spanish. But inside the Shasta County Board of Supervisors chambers Thursday, Tierra Robles translated into a red-letter day when two-years’ of pandemic-era rancor and political dissent were set aside long enough for… Continue Reading →

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Defeated 2022 Shasta County Primary Election Candidates Request Recount

The entire slate of candidates who were bested by experienced candidates in Shasta County’s 2022 Primary Election are now contesting the results and want a recount, said Cathy Darling Allen, Shasta County Clerk/Registrar of Voters. A Thursday-afternoon press release from… Continue Reading →

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CERTIFIED ELECTION RESULTS: No Change – Clean Sweep for Experienced Candidates: 2 Races Face November Runoff

Thurs. June 30, 2022: Final Certified Election Results Superintendent of Schools Race Judy Flores: 27,851 — 57.09% Bryan Caples: 20,934 — 42.91% ### Shasta County Supervisor District 1 Kevin Crye: 3,561 — 42.65% Erin Resner: 4,041 — 48.40% ### Shasta… Continue Reading →