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Letter to the Editor

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Carr Fire Letter to the Editor: ‘There was tension. There were tears. There was hope.’

Posted on August 6, 2018 by Guest Speaker

As I sit here in my air-conditioned home with power, I am overwhelmed by both the loss and the incredible work done by so many. I had 24 hours of packing up in case. Others have been out of their… Continue Reading →

Archive, Fire Updates, Lead Story, Letter to the Editor
6

From Contractor to Contractor: ‘Don’t Take Advantage of Fire Victims’

Posted on August 4, 2018 by Dan Adams

Message to my fellow Redding contractors: In the coming months and year you will be asked to help rebuild the homes that have been damaged and lost in the Carr Fire. At times you will get more calls than you… Continue Reading →

Archive, Fire Updates, Lead Story, Letter to the Editor Carr Fire, Contractors should not take advantage of Carr Fire victims, Dan Adams
4

Feeling Helpless From Elsewhere

Posted on August 2, 2018 by Guest Speaker

Dear Editor, We all see stories about disasters everywhere and we react to them with a detached sorrow for those impacted. I have seen tornado damage in Wyoming and Nebraska. Floods and fires in Colorado. Some of which I have… Continue Reading →

Archive, Fire Updates, Letter to the Editor Bruce Vojtecky, Carr Fire
13

Anniversary of Dr. James Hansen’s Speech: Much Remains Undone

Posted on June 23, 2018 by Richard Douse

Today, Saturday, June 23, 2018, it will be 30 years since my hero, Dr. James Hansen, delivered an address to Congress that could have, indeed should have, started America on the road to taking a leadership role in combating climate… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Letter to the Editor, Opinion Richard Douse
41

A Letter from Elsewhere, Where it’s Not as Bad as Redding

Posted on June 12, 2018 by Guest Speaker

Redding has problems, but many posters seem to say that it is the same everywhere. That may be so, but while Redding seems to want to play the blame game, elsewhere is doing something about the problems. I have posted… Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor, Opinion Bruce Vojtecky
7

When ‘Truth’ is a Moving Target

Posted on May 1, 2018 by Guest Speaker

I recently went to Wal-Mart in Redding.  At the front door there were several young men asking folks to sign petitions.  I asked what the petitions were about and was told, “There was a large Indian Casino to be built… Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor, Opinion Ken Murray
119

Satire/Sarcasm/Angry Rant: Welcome to Redding; a Parolee’s Paradise

Posted on April 29, 2018 by ...

If you’re a newcomer, we have so much to offer you here in Redding. You can start by enjoying the beautiful Sacramento River Trail where you can risk your life enjoying the great outdoors. Yep, you may stumble onto a… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Letter to the Editor, News, Opinion Al Mires, Redding crime, Shasta County crime
23

Missing Woman’s Friends, Family and Neighbors Continue the Search

Posted on April 27, 2018 by Guest Speaker

It’s been one week since Lauralyn Palmer and her dog left home for a walk, and she has not been seen since, although Lucy, the dog, returned. Law enforcement has suspended the exhaustive search by rescue teams on foot, horseback… Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor, Public Safety News Beverly Stafford, Lauralyn Palmer, Missing Fall River Mills woman
28

Op Ed on Redding School District Measure B

Posted on April 27, 2018 by Guest Speaker

Not long after my daughter started kindergarten at Cypress Elementary School a couple of years ago, the school marked its 75thanniversary.   Cypress opened to its first class of students in 1940, serving the children of a little city whose population was… Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor, Opinion Bruce Ross
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A Response to ‘The Truth Behind Bethel’s Gay Panic’

Posted on April 12, 2018 by Guest Speaker

I attend Bethel and I wanted to write a response to R.V. Scheide’s article, “The Truth Behind Bethel’s Gay Panic” and the comments that have followed. I moved to Redding in 2010 and was not completely aware of the controversy… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Letter to the Editor, Opinion Bethel Church, James Crockett

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