The first night of the Sundial Film Festival drew hundreds of folks to the Cascade Theatre, where they were entertained by six original films, including “Angle of Inspiration,” a documentary about the making of the Sundial Bridge. Jessica Abbe’s documentary was initially… Continue Reading
If you’ve felt unhappy lately, then a new survey has the answer: Move to Utah. Utah not for you? Then try Hawaii, Wyoming, Colorado or Minnesota. Those are the top five states in a nationwide Gallup poll that measured physical, mental and economic… Continue Reading
Things’ll be hopping in Redding this weekend. Not only is it time for the always popular Second Saturday ArtHop (click here for details), but the Sundial Film Festival runs Friday through Sunday at the Cascade Theatre. The festival, sponsored by… Continue Reading
For the first time I can recall, President Obama appeared in my dreams. Last night, I dreamed about visiting a store that sold Rastafarian stuff — tie-dyed T-shirts, flags, decorator items. The store was operated by these Jamaican guys with enormous dreadlock… Continue Reading
So much information is out there about tax credits, loan modifications, etc., that it is tough to keep up. If you feel you can take advantage of any of these programs, contact your tax adviser, lender or real estate agent… Continue Reading
Want to grow your own vegetables? As produce prices continue to rise, planting a garden makes economic sense, and People of Progress wants to help. The food bank and charitable organization has scheduled a gardening workshop for 6 p.m. Thursday… Continue Reading
Something about the way global finance flew so dangerously high and then spiraled into chaos tells Victor Clawson that trouble with the four houses he owns in Natomas isn’t his fault. “We are players in a game, and the game… Continue Reading
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