We made it. We survived 2020. Remember this time last year, and the novelty of that clever sounding 2020? Remember how blissfully innocent we were, unaware of the pandemic train heading our way that would soon derail life as we… Continue Reading
Christmas Day is over with its particular 2020 weirdness and there were many opportunities to overdo it. I make no apologies for decorating our home. The men in my house silently appreciate my efforts or that’s what I tell myself.… Continue Reading
A group of local agents recently shared concerns about the marketing methods of phone solicitors, particularly as it relates to the Medicare Advantage plans in far Northern California. With the current Covid situation, electronic enrollments to a plan can be… Continue Reading
Raise your hand if your holidays have been more depressing and dark then merry and bright. Raise your hand if there’s a shortage of comfort and joy in your life at the moment. Raise your hand if you are weary… Continue Reading
Well, hi! I would normally add, “how ya doin’?” but… * flails wildly * … you know. Everything. I’ve been following things here at aNewsCafe’ and boy howdy it’s been a heck of a year, hasn’t it? If you feel… Continue Reading
Three Redding City Council Members recently severely diminished the votes of several thousand voters. It was four, but Council Mark Mezanno publicly stated he misunderstood the matter, it was his first meeting. Based on a motion by Julie Winter, and… Continue Reading
The North State is the place to live if you’re a COVID-denying, curfew-breaking, face-mask-burning, anti-science, pro-Trump, China-flu-believer. Bonus points for you if you’re in that group and you also own, for example, a restaurant, such as the San Francisco Deli,… Continue Reading
Health Care in the North State presents particular challenges. We simply do not have enough providers. Our doctors’ offices have large patient loads and limited time available for each patient. When new people move to our area, they are surprised… Continue Reading
In December 2020, the Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College District (“District”) board authorized a 30 million dollar bond issuance from the voter-approved $139 million general obligation bond (Measure H) passed in November 2016. The District took advantage of historically low-interest… Continue Reading
It’s been two days since a pre-dawn fire destroyed the east-Redding home of La Cabana Mexican Restaurant owners Matilde and Jesus Manzo. The 66-year-old couple, parents to seven adult children and grandparents to 19, were flown to the burn unit… Continue Reading
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