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Step Aside 2022 – 2023 is Ready to Take the Reins!

Posted on December 31, 2022 by Liz Merry

New Year’s again? It feels like we just did this. Time keeps on slippin’, slippin’, slippin’ into the future – thank you Steve Miller. Every year seems to go by more quickly. When we were kids, summer seemed endless. Now… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story, Opinion Liz Merry, tehama county
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‘Merry’ Christmas Memories

Posted on December 24, 2022 by Liz Merry

Merry Christmas, Happy Solstice, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Jumada Al-Akhirah, and Festivus – for the rest of us. Since we have been airing grievances all year, we can move right on to the feats of strength. What – you’re not familiar with… Continue Reading →

Columns, Opinion Christmas, Liz Merry
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Vetmobile, Colonoscopy, and Sneaky Tehama Supes

Posted on December 7, 2022 by Liz Merry

Three cheers for Tehama County! On Tuesday, the Board of Supervisors approved the purchase of a second hand mobile veterinary clinic for Animal Services. It’s an awesome tricked-out vet’s office on wheels with surgical capabilities. Before you get yourself in… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story, Opinion Liz Merry, tehama county
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A Christmas Gift: Affordable Care Act’s Family Glitch Fixed

Posted on December 7, 2022 by Margaret R. Beck

When the Affordable Care Act (ACA aka Obamacare) was passed, there was a glitch that prevented some families from obtaining subsidized coverage and discouraged small employers from offering group coverage. This is known as the “family glitch’. It is estimated… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story ACA, Covered California, insurance
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Goodbye Mr. Chip, Tehama Raises, and Kangaroo Kourt

Posted on December 3, 2022 by Liz Merry

It’s been a sad week in Tehama County. Chip Thompson, my editor at the Red Bluff Daily News, passed away at much too young an age. Seriously, 57 is not ok. I have t-shirts older than that. They don’t fit… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story Liz Merry, tehama county
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Tehama County Employees – Much to be Thankful For

Posted on November 24, 2022 by Liz Merry

Can you believe it’s Thanksgiving already? We will be celebrating with the Corning cousins at Java Lanes, their bowling alley. Wait – Thanksgiving in a bowling alley? That sounds…like the most fun thing ever. Everybody brings way too much food… Continue Reading →

Columns, Opinion Liz Merry, tehama county
141

“… but I love you.”

Posted on November 20, 2022 by Matt Grigsby

Another mass shooting at an LGBTQ club in Colorado overnight. Multiple dead and injured, and here we are again. Thoughts and prayers and hand-wringing will be offered up, but no solutions, no changes, no progress. Again. Politicians who are responsible… Continue Reading →

Columns, Opinion Colorado Springs shooting, gay rights, LGBTQ, Matt Grigsby
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Mini Vacay at the Beach While Local Elections Drag On

Posted on November 16, 2022 by Liz Merry

I took Toby, the sweet abandoned border-collie mix, to his forever home last Monday. We drove to Canby, OR – just outside Portland – to meet his new mommy. Sandra has a beautiful 17 acre farm where she grows veggies… Continue Reading →

Columns, Opinion Liz Merry, tehama county
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What is Medicare Advantage?

Posted on November 15, 2022 by Margaret R. Beck

A recent article in the Record Searchlight by Dr. Ronald Reece attempted to explain Medicare Advantage. In general, the cautions about choosing the plan were helpful, but the actual description of Medicare Advantage was inaccurate. Medicare Advantage is technically Medicare… Continue Reading →

Columns Medicare, Medicare Advantage
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Medicare Annual Enrollment Period

Posted on October 21, 2022 by Margaret R. Beck

It’s that time again: Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP).  From Oct. 15 through Dec 7th all Medicare-eligible individuals may change plans.  A quick place to preview those options can be found at https://www.medicare.gov/plan-compare. Here you can get an idea of the… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story insurance, Medicare

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    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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