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Author: Guest Speaker

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COVID-19 Message from Community Health CEO: ‘Testing is the biggest challenge’

Posted on March 15, 2020 by Guest Speaker

Editor’s note: In the next days and weeks ANC  is reaching out to various north state health-care professionals for input and information about the Coronavirus in our community. Today please welcome Shasta Community Health Center CEO Dean Germano, who took… Continue Reading →

COVID-19, Health & Fitness, Lead Story Dean Germano
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Infectious Disease Researcher’s Thoughts about COVID-19 Go Viral; Land on ANC

Posted on March 10, 2020 by Guest Speaker

I authored a version of the following document on Thursday, March 5, 2020. I didn’t write it in my professional capacity as an infectious disease researcher, but rather as a personal note to my friends and family about the emerging… Continue Reading →

COVID-19, Health & Fitness, Lead Story, Opinion Coronavirus, COVID-19, Malia Jones
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Today’s Flu – And the Spanish Flu of 1918

Posted on March 3, 2020 by Guest Speaker

Editor’s note: This is an encore publication of a piece written by Richard Douse, a long-time ANC writer, reader and supporter. He died on Feb. 28, 2019. He was 79.  The current flu epidemic is bad, but I don’t think… Continue Reading →

Columns, Health & Fitness, Lead Story Richard Douse
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My Reflections on Shasta County’s Measure A

Posted on March 2, 2020 by Guest Speaker

I have been reviewing a Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) report regarding Governor Newsom’s proposals for dealing with climate change which is intended to provide the State Legislature with knowledge, resources and questions to ask to determine the merits of the… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story Alice Bell, Measure A
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Sanders is the One

Posted on February 27, 2020 by Guest Speaker

Dear Editor, It has become obvious that Bernie Sanders is the front runner. The two challenges the other Democrats are focused on is not just who can beat Trump, but who can topple Sanders. Before the candidates started announcing, many… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Letter to the Editor, Opinion Bernie Sanders, Bruce Vojtecky
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Impressions of Hometown Redding, Years After Moving Away

Posted on February 20, 2020 by Guest Speaker

After living in Redding for 10 years, we moved eight years ago this summer to Portland, Oregon. Redding has always been a hard-scrabble town, from its earliest days as a railroad outpost when it was known as Poverty Flats, to… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Letter to the Editor, Opinion Brandon Rogers
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Bethel Music: A Worldwide Contender

Posted on February 4, 2020 by Guest Speaker

Dear Editor, Christian music has been around, well, since Christians. Many main stream singers and groups got their start in gospel music, from Elvis through Amy Grant to Kanye West. The Mormon Tabernacle Choir is known throughout the world. In… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Letter to the Editor, Opinion Bruce Vojtecky
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Pious People Blasted President Clinton, Yet Defend Morally Bankrupt President Trump

Posted on January 26, 2020 by Guest Speaker

Frustrated, disappointed, angry, astonished. All these things I feel about the impeachment trial currently underway. You see, I remember. I remember when Clinton was impeached and I was of a very different mindset. I attended a small, local, nondenominational church… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Letter to the Editor, Opinion Valerie Anderson
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Bethel and the “Selfish” Poor

Posted on January 20, 2020 by Guest Speaker

Can you imagine a so-called “man of God” asserting that poor people are more selfish than rich people, and that “many stay poor” because they don’t give away enough of their money? That’s exactly what Bethel’s second-in-command Kris Vallotton said… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Letter to the Editor, Opinion Patrecia Barrett
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There’s Still Time to Protest Proposed Redding Utility Rate Increases

Posted on January 4, 2020 by Guest Speaker

To all city of Redding property owners and renters (especially those who are on fixed incomes) using the City of Redding water, waste water, and solid waste utilities: Beginning March 2020, plan to see our utilities rates increased over a… Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor, Opinion

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