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Supervisor Bob Williams Censured – Tehama Unites Against Misogyny

Posted on August 6, 2022 by Liz Merry

Shout-out to Bill Cornelius, the Wednesday resident of my Saturday column space in the Red Bluff Daily News.  His descriptions of all the local columnists were spot on, and I am happy he remembers our door knocking adventures as fondly… Continue Reading →

Columns, Opinion tehama county
9

California Condor: Coming soon to a sky near you

Posted on May 25, 2022 by Dan Greaney

For some people, there is a hole in the sky, a blank spot.  The condor is missing. When humans first crossed the Bering Strait into North America condors soared widely across the continent.  Their fossils have been found along all… Continue Reading →

Columns, Great Outdoors, Lead Story Bird Words, condors, Dan Greaney
6

Are Those Tehama’s Nuts In Your Carpetbag?

Posted on May 7, 2022 by Liz Merry

It’s election season and you’ve probably gotten your sample ballot in the mail by now, so start looking it over. Do your research on the candidates – don’t just vote for the guy with the cowboy hat for Congress because… Continue Reading →

Columns, News tehama county
22

Twenty-Coats: An Accidental Millionaire

Posted on April 27, 2022 by Deb Segelitz

It’s been a long time since I’ve told you about any of the local folks, mainly because now that we live farther north, I don’t really know any. But I came across something my husband wrote a while back which… Continue Reading →

Columns, Opinion Deb Segelitz
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Intentions, Hissy Fits, and Shell Games – Tehama Style

Posted on April 22, 2022 by Liz Merry

Intentions. We all have them – good and bad. Some are easily identified, others not so much. Intentions can even be intentionally obfuscated for various nefarious purposes.  This week it was my intention to write about the hacking of the… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story tehama county
1

Family Glitch may be resolved

Posted on April 18, 2022 by Margaret R. Beck

I have made reference in prior columns to the “family glitch” in the ACA (Affordable Care Act aka Obamacare).  This part of the Act prevents dependents from enrolling for subsidized coverage on the Exchange if one of the spouses is… Continue Reading →

Columns insurance
6

Round-Up and Bullticky

Posted on April 15, 2022 by Liz Merry

Yippie-ki-yay it’s rodeo time in Red Bluff. I realize I’m a relative newbie at a mere 28 years in Tehama County, but does any other 11 days see such a wide variety of weather every year?. We’ve all seen it… Continue Reading →

Columns, Opinion tehama county

Funding Law Enforcement and Violence Advocates

Posted on April 7, 2022 by Liz Merry

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. I didn’t know about it until Tuesday, when the engaging Brookelyn Stafte of Empower Tehama presented a proclamation for adoption by the Tehama County Board of Supervisors. #SAAM is observed nationally, and the statistics… Continue Reading →

Columns, Opinion Liz Merry, tehama county
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Dog Tales and Fish Tails

Posted on April 3, 2022 by Liz Merry

Don’t you hate when your doggie is sick? Dogs can’t tell us what’s wrong and they try to act like nothing is. Bobo, our Pit/German Shepherd cross, injured himself behaving like a wild animal on the Manton logging roads, where… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story, Opinion
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Transparency in Insurance Agent Fees

Posted on March 23, 2022 by Margaret R. Beck

Today’s column is directed toward business owners who provide group health insurance. As a business owner, you must deal with multiple insurance contracts to mitigate risk for you and your firm. You also may provide employee benefits through group insurance… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story, Opinion insurance, Margaret Beck

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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 […]
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    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 […]
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    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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