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Doni’s Cautionary Tale # 5: Expert Advice Follows Yellowjacket Attack

A few weeks ago I was attacked by a swarm of yellowjackets while putting something away in a friend’s old garage. Before that day, I wasn’t one of those those people who’d feared bees or other stinging creatures, so when… Continue Reading

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Annual Beef ‘N’ Brew Offers Winning Combination for Ranchers, Businesses

Not every good idea gains traction, but the concept cattlewoman Cathy Tobin brought to the city’s Downtown Business Association seven years ago turned out to be one people would sink their teeth into. Literally. The annual Beef ‘n’ Brew, scheduled… Continue Reading

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Senior Ballers: You’re Never Too Old For A Basketball Jones

Basketball has been very good to Don Cohen. From winning his first championship game playing church ball as a kid in Minnesota to bringing home a bronze medal from the Olympics, the Redding resident has rubbed elbows with some of… Continue Reading

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Palo Cedro Craft Brewer is in a Pitched Battle Over his Beach Blonde Ale

The California Brewing Co. is Beach Blonde Ale. “It’s our flagship; this is who we are,” said co-owner Jack Goschke. “Beach Blonde Ale is our most popular ale. It’s our No. 1 selling beer.” Goschke applied for a trademark in… Continue Reading

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Women’s Camping Trip: Banana Slugs, Tiny Tents, Deep Sleep and Deeper Secrets

I don’t remember the exact date when friend Canda founded our group made up of a few dozen of her women friends. I do know it was so long ago that we all still had kids living at home. For… Continue Reading

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From Country Road to Wrecking Yard: Illegal Dumpers Trash Shasta County

They came in the middle of the night, scraping and scrunching and making one hell of a racket. When Ernie Pasero investigated the source of the noise the next morning, he discovered the dented, rusting husks of three automobiles, bereft… Continue Reading