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Author: Larry Watters

2010 Census: Hiring, Gearing Up for the Big Count

Posted on January 22, 2010 by Larry Watters

Ever wonder how, and where, federal funds are divvied up? Or just how those House of Representatives seats are assigned or state congressional district boundaries are drawn? Or maybe you want a temporary job to help pay for those holiday… Continue Reading →

Lead Story Larry Watters, Northern California, Redding CA, Shasta County, U.S. Census
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With Food, Raw Deals Are Not All Bad

Posted on March 27, 2009 by Larry Watters

Photo of a serving of Raw Lasagna by Larry Watters When I mention being on a partial raw-food plan, I can usually expect to hear one of two responses: “Gross!” or “Wow!” Or occasionally, “I can’t eat that much salad.”… Continue Reading →

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  • Comment on Just in time for Halloween and the holidays, REU brings one of Redding’s oldest streets into 21st century by Mahmoud Darwish
    In reply to Steve. One of the first things they often do is mount million-candlepower-plus floodlamps on their houses and outbuildings. Their whole property and every property around them get lit up like a nighttime high school football game, a WalMart parking lot, or a high-security prison. The effect is worsened by them moving "closer […]
  • Comment on Just in time for Halloween and the holidays, REU brings one of Redding’s oldest streets into 21st century by Beverly Stafford
    In reply to Barbara Rice. I was downtown yesterday to take our ballots to the RoV office. It occurred to me that the last time I was downtown was also to drop off ballots; I don't get around much, apparently. I park on Market beyond the paid parking spaces and walk the short blocks to […]
  • Comment on Just in time for Halloween and the holidays, REU brings one of Redding’s oldest streets into 21st century by Barbara Rice
    In reply to Steve. I don't care about parking close. I do care - speaking as a former very long-term resident, now an occasional visitor - that the city has made parking tourist-unfriendly, which affects downtown businesses. If someone's coming in off I-5,44, or 299 and lands somewhere between California and Pine, looking for lunch […]
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