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Transplanting Veggies in Your Pandemic Garden: Fail Safe Techniques

Posted on May 15, 2020 by Wayne Kessler

Now’s the time you should be getting ready to transplant seedlings into your garden. As a former nurseryman, I’ve used the following techniques with great success for years. They can be used with pots, raised beds, or in rows. A… Continue Reading →

Columns, Great Outdoors, Lead Story Wayne Kessler
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Covid-19 Related Mental Health Issues are Real

Posted on May 3, 2020 by Margaret R. Beck

Covid19 continues to be a big part of our daily lives. If there is one thing that is certain, it is that nothing is certain about how this virus behaves or what we need to do to protect each other… Continue Reading →

Columns, Health & Fitness, Lead Story Coronavirus, COVID-19, Margaret R. Beck
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Doni’s Pandemic Pantry: Super Easy Dump-it & Refrigerate-it No-Knead Yeast Bread

Posted on April 29, 2020 by Doni Chamberlain

I already talked about my obsession with making sourdough starter, something that I felt the urge to try right about the time California’s governor directed us to stay home because of the Covid-19 pandemic. As someone who’s already worked from… Continue Reading →

COVID-19, Food, Lead Story, Recipes Easy yeast bread, no-knead yeast bread
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Doni’s Pandemic Pantry: Sourdough Starter, From Here to Eternity

Posted on April 17, 2020 by Doni Chamberlain

It started with little glass jar with one of those old-timey snap-on lids. I have great sentimental attachment to this particular jar, as it belonged to beloved Mama Sue Economou, who passed away in September at age 98. This was… Continue Reading →

Food, Lead Story How to make sourdough bread in a pandemic, Pandemic pantry
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COVID-19 Insurance Options

Posted on April 12, 2020 by Margaret R. Beck

The Covid19 Pandemic has caused some to rethink the decision to go without health insurance. Layoffs or reduction of work hours have limited individuals’ ability to pay their health insurance premiums. Employers are facing tough decisions about continuing employees’ health… Continue Reading →

Columns, COVID-19, Health & Fitness, Lead Story COVID-19, insurance, Margaret R. Beck
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For Non-Gardeners: No Excuses! The Pandemic’s the Time!

Posted on April 9, 2020 by Wayne Kessler

Now is the time to face reality that a tiny virus has turned our world upside down. Get ready for some big changes, especially in our food systems. The US is starting to experience a “hungry crisis” with food banks… Continue Reading →

Columns, Garden, Lead Story Wayne Kessler
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Numbers

Posted on April 3, 2020 by Dan Greaney

How many feathers are on a swan?  How many miles does a black swift fly in a year?  How many breaths does a hummingbird take in ten seconds?  Numbers can tell fascinating stories. Unfortunately, they can also become a blur… Continue Reading →

Columns, Great Outdoors, Lead Story Dan Greaney, Wintu Audubon Society
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RRR Facebook Page Lists Redding Restaurant Updates

Posted on April 1, 2020 by Press Release

Updated list of Redding restaurant information during the COVID-19 crisis. Source: Redding Restaurant Reviews Facebook group. Please call restaurants in advance for curbside, pick-up and delivery options. Airpark Cafe – closed until further notice Anthony’s Mediterranean – take-out  Applebee’s –… Continue Reading →

COVID-19, Food, Press release RRR Redding Restaurant Reviews
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COVID-19 2.0

Posted on March 29, 2020 by Margaret R. Beck

I must say that my relative who requested that we not stay at his home after returning from Australia two weeks ago, was showing his scientific background in spades.  We are all experiencing a new normal that has the effect… Continue Reading →

Columns, COVID-19, Health & Fitness, Lead Story Coronavirus, COVID-19, insurance, Marge Beck
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How to Salvage Your Gifts without Hurting Someone’s Feelings

Posted on March 25, 2020 by Barbara Stone

In my ongoing quest to encourage people to shop efficiently and sustainably,  and to get rid of clothing you really don’t like or can’t use, I have come across a problem we have all faced at one time or another.… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story, Living Barbara Stone

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