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Author: Greg Clark

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2020 Vision Part 3: The Good News and Bad About the River; Now Back to the Future

Posted on January 30, 2020 by Greg Clark

(In 1994, a team of Redding journalists produced a series of stories that attempted to predict life in Redding in the year 2020. Greg Clark, who was part of that team, takes a look at just how accurate that crystal… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion 2020 Vision, Greg Clark
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2020 Vision Part 2: Education, Homes, Crime

Posted on January 29, 2020 by Greg Clark

(In 1994, a team of Redding journalists produced a series of stories that attempted to predict life in Redding in the year 2020. This is the second of three articles looking at just how accurate that crystal ball was.) In… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion 2020 Vision, Greg Clark
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2020 Vision Part 1: Growth, Economy, Transportation

Posted on January 28, 2020 by Greg Clark

(In 1994, a team of Redding journalists produced a series of stories that attempted to predict life in Redding in the year 2020. Greg Clark, who was part of that team, takes a look at just how accurate that crystal… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion 2020 Vision, George WInship, Greg Clark, Jim King, Jim Zauher, John Dunlap, Robert Edkin, Sharrah Dunlap Sawyer

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