For more than a year Carlos Zapata has mocked those who’ve worn face masks as an attempt to reduce the spread of COVID-19. He called the mask-wearers weak and compliant. He called them sheep, pussies, pieces of shit and unworthy… Continue Reading
Reverge Anselmo is out for revenge. The Connecticut-based son-of-a-billionaire believes he was jilted by Shasta County a decade ago, after his efforts to establish a restaurant, ranch and winery near Shingletown ran afoul of local zoning ordinance provisions enforced by… Continue Reading
September is here and possible cooler temperatures may be coming; making outdoor events all the better. Check venues for any changes based on smoke, fires, temperatures or covid before you head out! See the full calendar along with artist/venue info and event… Continue Reading
The Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College District is seeking two volunteers from the community to serve on the Measure H Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee. Measure H, a $139 million general obligation bond approved by District voters in 2016, is… Continue Reading
We live in crazy times. The COVID pandemic is in its eighteenth month and we could have it well under control by now like China, New Zealand, Taiwan, Belgium and Singapore but “more than 98% of US residents now live… Continue Reading
According to the Wikitionary, there are essentially two kinds of death cults. The first type consists of a religious movement that worships death or the dead; think the ancient Egyptians with their mummified pharaohs resting for eternity in enormous… Continue Reading
Shasta College has been awarded a $1,276,639 federal grant from the U.S. Department of Education to expand dual enrollment course offerings through partnerships with local high school districts. The college was one of only four colleges in California and one… Continue Reading
Rural Bella Vista Water Users and City of Redding residents on BV Water: Are you having to let your landscaping die because of water restrictions? Did you reduce the size of your garden this summer? Do you not flush “every… Continue Reading
Today A News Cafe chats with a registered nurse who reached out to A News Cafe to share some concerns and observations about how things are going at Shasta Regional Medical Center in the wake of increased COVID-19 numbers. Although… Continue Reading
This week the Breakdown covers news events from the past two weeks, including the August 9th Protest at Mercy Hospital, as well as the August 17th protest/unauthorized board meeting enabled by District 4 Supervisor Patrick Jones.
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