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Credit card issuers raise fees and rates

Posted on July 5, 2009 by ...
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Be a part of ArtHop

Posted on July 2, 2009 by ...
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Featured Artist: Raette Meredith

Posted on July 2, 2009 by ...

The Raette Meredith story is provided courtesy of Enjoy Magazine.

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ArtHop Birthday Bash

Posted on July 2, 2009 by ...

This Saturday – July 11 A Kick-Off Help us celebrate ArtHop’s 1st Year! The ArtHop “1st Birthday Bash” Arts Festival Music by Slam Buckra and Abigail Live Special Appearance by the Mt. Shasta Taiko Drummers Art Experience Demonstration Booths See… Continue Reading →

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Corner Booth: Booming Weekend

Posted on July 2, 2009 by Steve Brewer

Got a firecracker of a weekend coming up, topped off by the annual Freedom Festival fireworks show in Redding on Saturday night. The fireworks were delayed three months last year because of fire danger and the thick smoke that choked the North State,… Continue Reading →

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The Golden Age of Journalism

Posted on July 1, 2009 by ...
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Corner Booth: ArtHop Teams with ANewsCafe

Posted on July 1, 2009 by Steve Brewer

Troy Hawkins (with daughter Corina), Adam Mankoski and Kelly Brewer (in red) announce the new partnership between HawkMan Studios and Food for Thought: A News Cafe.   Dozens of artists and businesspeople packed into a meeting room at Vintage Wine… Continue Reading →

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Corner Booth: Squeeze

Posted on June 30, 2009 by Steve Brewer

A Redding woman will be a featured performer at an international accordion festival in British Columbia next week. Sylvia Marie will perform July 10 at the Kimberley International Oldtime Accordion Championships. A native of Indiana, Sylvia often performs in the Redding… Continue Reading →

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Girl Funds Own Gem of a Birthday

Posted on June 29, 2009 by Doni Chamberlain

“Excuse me, but would you like to buy some earrings?” The voice was soft – a child’s – and I was nearly through the library’s sliding doors Thursday before I saw her, sitting in a chair near the exit. She and her mother… Continue Reading →

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Corner Booth: Heat Wave

Posted on June 27, 2009 by Steve Brewer

Broiling temperatures have officially arrived in Redding for their usual summer appearance. High temperatures are expected to top 100 degrees every day through Thursday. Next Friday, it’s forecast to dip to a relatively chilly 99. All the usual cautions about sunscreen, hats… Continue Reading →

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