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Crazy-making Trick to Being a Supervisor Hero: Cast Deciding No Vote on Former Yes Motion

Posted on December 8, 2021 by Doni Chamberlain

Shasta County already feels batshit crazy enough in the last 20 months without citizens being gaslighted by our elected leaders. Welcome to yesterday’s insanity at the Shasta County Board of Supervisors meeting. First, the good news. Once again, in a… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion
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Live Music in the North State: December 8 – 14

Posted on December 8, 2021 by Hal Johnson

  This week’s lineup includes Jamey Johnson, Bela Fleck, and the North State Symphony at the Cascade Theatre, as well as some great local acts. Enjoy.   Wednesday, December 8 Steve Hermann at Three Shastas Bar & Grill in Redding… Continue Reading →

Archive, Events, Lead Story, Music bands, live music, open mics, Toys for Tots
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Red, White & Blueprint Episode 6.5: Carlos Zapata Feigns Innocence in Sour Grapes Whine Fest

Posted on December 2, 2021 by R.V. Scheide

If you can’t win in a court of law, retry the case in the court of public opinion, where the rules of evidence aren’t as strict. That’s the plot of Red, White and Blueprint Episode 6.5, in which RWB co-producer… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion Carlos Zapata, R.V. Scheide, Red White and Blueprint
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Plumas County Residents Work to Keep Dixie Fire Survival Stories Alive

Posted on November 29, 2021 by Shawn Schwaller

After the acrid smoke finally settled from the Dixie Fire’s massive destruction, Greenville-area residents Joanne Burgueño and Sara Gray joined forces to turn their grief and frustration over their community’s losses into a creative venture to share residents’ stories.  Continue Reading →

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Live Music in the North State: December 1 – 7

Posted on November 29, 2021 by Hal Johnson

  Folks often comment on how fast time seems to pass. Me too–it’s hard to believe that this column was first published seven years ago. Thanks to Doni for giving it the green light, and thanks to readers for giving… Continue Reading →

Archive, Events, Lead Story, Music bands, live music, open mics
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Encore Thanksgiving Recipes: ‘Tis the Season to be Flexible

Posted on November 24, 2021 by Doni Chamberlain

Doni’s note: The recipes in this post were derived from a 2015 Thanksgiving encore column that featured some of my favorite recipes. I may have mentioned a time or 200 that Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. What’s not to love… Continue Reading →

Food, Lead Story, Opinion, Recipes Doni Chamberlain, Thanksgiving recipes
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439 Empty Seats at Shasta County Holiday Tables as COVID-19 Fatalities Climb

Posted on November 24, 2021 by R.V. Scheide

As we enter the second holiday season in succession under the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 5 million people have been killed worldwide by the novel coronavirus since it emerged in China in late 2019. In the coming… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion COVID-19, R.V. Scheide, Shasta County Covid numbers

Live Music in the North State: November 24 – 30

Posted on November 24, 2021 by Hal Johnson

There are usually last minute additions from venues or bands on holiday weekends, so check back here as the weekend approaches. Happy Thanksgiving, and thank you for supporting our local music scene. If you’re done with your Thanksgiving gathering this… Continue Reading →

Archive, Events, Lead Story, Music
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Sweeping Riverfront Redevelopment Proposal Inches Forward

Posted on November 22, 2021 by Jon Lewis

Even as a concept that lacks any concrete plans or cost estimates, the somewhat out-of-the-blue proposal to redevelop about 45 acres of riverfront land is causing fits for many in the community, including some Redding City Council members. Granted, it’s… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, News Redding City Council, Redding Rodeo grounds, Riverfront Property
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The Breakdown, Episode 11 October 2021 – School Walkouts

Posted on November 22, 2021 by Benjamin Nowain

This week the Breakdown covers news events from the past month, Including the certification of Recall Shasta’s signatures, Carlos Zapata’s trial results and the School Walkouts that took place in October. If the above link doesn’t work, click https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZgd97O0rSk

Lead Story, News, Opinion school walkout, The Breakdown

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  • Comment on Tuggle Tales: 1st in a series – Rope, justice, and the lawless frontier. The story of Shasta County’s earliest hangings, 1850–1859 by Steve
    In reply to Mike Zapino. A fallacy frequently argued by gun enthusiasts is that guns make Americans safer so long as there are good guys carrying guns along with the bad guys. The gun homicide rates in the Old West, when most men carried guns, were astronomical—annually up to 400 per 100,000 in many cattle […]
  • Comment on Tuggle Tales: 1st in a series – Rope, justice, and the lawless frontier. The story of Shasta County’s earliest hangings, 1850–1859 by Mike Zapino
    After an initial fistfight at the California Exchange, the men encountered each other again, and Shannon attacked Touzalin with a bowie knife. Could you imagine walking into a what I assume is a bank to exchange things and getting into a fist fight, let alone dying soon after. Harsh times in the Wild West! Loved […]
  • Comment on Tuggle Tales: 1st in a series – Rope, justice, and the lawless frontier. The story of Shasta County’s earliest hangings, 1850–1859 by Steve
    Sentenced to hang for murdering a Chinese miner in 1856. One governor commutes his sentence in 1857 to life in prison. Two years later, the next governor pardons him if he'll leave the state for good. And that's far more justice than the lynched Native Americans got. It boggles the mind. There's a somewhat fanciful […]
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