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Author: Greg Winters

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Wally’s World: No Surprise

Posted on February 18, 2009 by Greg Winters

The President’s stimulus package passed the House of Representatives with no, zero, zilch, zip, squat, nada votes from Republicans. Of course, our man in DC, the Honorable Wally World, maintains his utterly perfect 100% recording of voting with his party. … Continue Reading →

Village Voices Greg Winters, Wally's World: No Surprise
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Who’s picking up the tab?

Posted on September 8, 2008 by Greg Winters

I chanced to be at the Redding Chamber of Commerce on Aug. 20 between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on private business of my own. Also there for a couple of hours were three public employees that I knew by sight. One was… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Village Voices Frank Strazzarino, Greg Winters, Jerry Benito, Larry Lees, Wally Herger, Who's picking up the tab?
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Deliver us from indifference

Posted on July 8, 2008 by Greg Winters

We have just cancelled our subscription to the Redding Record Searchlight.   Our cancellation had nothing to do with editorial or content issues.   We cancelled because they cannot or will not deliver a paper.   For the last several… Continue Reading →

Village Voices by Greg Winters, Deliver us from indifference

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  • Comment on Tuggle Tales: Middletown — Shasta County’s forgotten Gold Rush town by Christian Gardinier
    Mr Tuggle, that was a fantastic read, thanks! I'm wondering if you have explored the region where Middle Creek connects to the Sacramento River. There was a lot of mining in that region as well and I think Middle Creek Road was one of the first County Road. Any thoughts?
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    It is advertised as the highest paved road in the United States. It certainly has some impressive drop offs.
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    I was born and mostly raised in Colorado, so my response to this was: Mount Blue Sky? It's the former Mt. Evans, one of Colorado's "fourteeners" at 14,266 ft. I've been to the summit several times—there's a road that nearly makes the summit, so it's not an accomplishment. It was named after the Colorado Territory […]
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