Building friendships can be difficult in a small village where families go back generations and nearly everyone is related. Unless you were born here, or at least somewhere in the Highlands, you will forever be “an incomer.” Which isn’t to… Continue Reading
John Schuyler, President, Mount Shasta Trail Association (MSTA) announces the establishment of the 100 Miles of Trails Special Project Fund at the Shasta Regional Community Foundation with an initial gift of $13,440.00. The 100 Miles of Trails Special Project Fund… Continue Reading
Wednesday, November 4 Crow and the Canyon at the Vintage Wine Bar and Restaurant in Redding, beginning at 7 p.m. All ages. (530) 229-9449. Johnson Blythe at the Post Office Saloon in Redding, beginning at 6:30 p.m. 21 and over. (530) 246-2190.… Continue Reading
Just in time for the holiday season, the Redding City Council on Tuesday approved a “social host” ordinance that subjects adults to civil penalties for allowing minors to drink alcohol or use drugs. The ordinance, which takes effect later this… Continue Reading
Do you guys realize that we’ve been meeting here at anewscafe.com for what will be four, count ‘em: FOUR years, come November 2015? I know! Surprised the heck out of me too. When I was looking back over some… Continue Reading
“Run, run, run but you can’t hide for that which you run from is inside.” Wali Ahmed Sababu I’ve been afraid most of my life and this has been both a gift and a curse. It’s not always a giant… Continue Reading
On the road again, this time to Bandon, OR. As usual one of the first things I research is local brew pubs. There was one up the coast in Coos Bay that sounded interesting. When you think of 7 Devils… Continue Reading
Monday, November 2 Open mic at the Rock Slide Bar & Grill in Hawkins Bar (about 75 miles west of Redding on Highway 299) starts at 8 pm, hosted by Jimi Jeff. (530) 629-3899. Comedy open mic at The Maltese in Chico at 9 p.m. 21… Continue Reading
Somewhere, in the back of my memory, I think I promised I would write more about train travel. Did we talk about Donner Summit? No? I didn’t think so. Many of the train trips that used to be a fairly… Continue Reading
First I would like to clarify something from last week’s column. It should have cited my colleague, Michael Appaneal, was the source of a prototype document. Please see comments on Redding.com for further clarification. Some GOOD new laws! I am… Continue Reading
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