I am not a fan of clams. You will never see me order a bucket of steamed clams. Same with Linguine with clam sauce, and mussels, crab or crayfish.
But clam chowder, that’s another story. Continue Reading
I’ve always loved Christmas and traditional foods from other countries that celebrate Christmas. These have evolved as particular favorites. They are all so rich that I rarely make them any other time of year. Scots Shortbread is extremely basic, not… Continue Reading
I’ve been so focused on covering more than four years’ of Shasta County’s political mayhem and extremism that I almost forgot how to write a food story. Bear with me today. I’m rusty. Continue Reading
Not much time elapses where Lance Jacobs’ feet are not in the sand, either diving for a ball. or helping teach the younger generation of beach volleyball enthusiasts. “Beach volleyball is a huge passion,” Jacobs said. “I obsess over it.”… Continue Reading
The Shasta College Horticulture Department will hold its 53rd Annual Spring Plant Sale, Friday, April 12, and Saturday, April 13, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Shasta College Farm. The sale is planned and staffed by horticulture… Continue Reading
Shasta College, collaborating with the University of California Master Gardner program, the Redding Public Library, and the Shasta Seed Library, will host two upcoming gardening workshops. The first workshop, Gardening Basics, will be held on February 10, from 10:30 a.m.-1:00… Continue Reading
Am I the only one who’s been caught off guard by Thanksgiving this year? For Pete’s sake, I still have Halloween pumpkins on my front porch! I turned their faces around so they’re just plain pumpkins, which still work for… Continue Reading
Where has the summer gone? Mine has been so busy I forgot to write. It seems like only yesterday we were celebrating the 4th of July and now it’s Labor Day. Let’s rewind to June 30th. I headed up Hwy… Continue Reading
Summer arrives, and the welcome late rains will yield to it. The oaks will dry and their denizens go quiet, whispering to their hatchlings, panting in the shade, living at the ends of the days. Uphill the temperatures rise less. … Continue Reading
It may be America’s national bird and the “symbol of supreme power and authority,” but the day-to-day life of a bald eagle can be somewhat less than majestic. Gunshots, vehicles, pesticides, wind turbines, drought, and wildfire are just some of… Continue Reading
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