Hello Clever People! Welcome to my review for the 1933 classic, King Kong. This film follows the story of a desperate filmmaker who travels to a distant island to shoot a new adventure film, but while there, he runs into… Continue Reading
Because I’ve already worked from home for 13 years, I have, like many writers, adapted to a fairly isolated occupational reality. So when the pandemic hit, I was confident that I’d ace staying home, venturing out for only the most… Continue Reading
Shasta College will be holding Summer 2020 semester classes entirely online. The decision to move classes online for the summer semester was made out of an abundance of caution for the continued safety and well-being of students and staff and… Continue Reading
Now is the time to face reality that a tiny virus has turned our world upside down. Get ready for some big changes, especially in our food systems. The US is starting to experience a “hungry crisis” with food banks… Continue Reading
The Shasta College Foundation is excited to announce the financial support of the Redding Chamber of Commerce and the United Way to help Shasta College students as they struggle to cope with, and overcome, the significant obstacles faced in pursuit… Continue Reading
Wednesday, April 15 at 9:00 PM on KIXE PBS #turnitaroundshasta #stopdiabetesbeforeitstarts What: Collaborative effort to address diabetes/prediabetes in Shasta County Date: Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 9:00 PM Where: KIXE PBS channel 9 and streaming on PBS.org BLOOD SUGAR RISING,… Continue Reading
A News Café readers might recall an August 2019 interview with Amy Cavalleri, who became a facilitator and coordinator of mind/body skills groups through the Center for Mind Body Medicine following the Carr Fire. She was drawn to the trauma… Continue Reading
My life with my husband, Sem, has been nowhere near as dramatic and traumatic as all of our lives have become lately, with the appearance of the novel coronavirus and COVID-19. The internet is full of articles about how to… Continue Reading
On Saturday, April 4, 2020, Mark Neal, educator and loving father of three children, passed away at the age of 62 due to leukemia complications. Mark was born in September of 1957 in Redding, Calif., to Vera and Mike Neal.… Continue Reading
I have hesitated to tell this story, because of the general aura of near-panic surrounding the subject, but my mind will not let it rest. In the beginning of February, I came down with a hell of a cold; the… Continue Reading
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