The late Judge Richard Eaton once resided in the home I purchased and in which I have lived in for the past 35 years. My home is the second oldest house in Redding’s oldest subdivision, Wildwood Park. This downtown neighborhood… Continue Reading
Residents for Jobs and Sustainable Economy, We the undersigned School Superintendents of Shasta County are in favor of the City of Redding selling 14 acres of property for fair market value to The McConnell Foundation so that Turtle Bay Exploration… Continue Reading
We are coming into a growing season unlike none experienced in nearly 100 years – possibly forever – considering that 100 years ago almost no one had lawns. In Northern California, water conservation requirements are often determined by the water source.… Continue Reading
Before it heads off to Broadway — and, likely, to another round of prestigious plaudits and prizes — we in NorCal still have a few more weeks to head up to Ashland for the world premiere of “The Great Society,”… Continue Reading
Ever have one of those weeks where you wish you had a do-over? I’ve just had one of those weeks. It was one of those weeks where you wish you could just line up every bad interaction, every bad moment,… Continue Reading
Code Black is the universal hospital shorthand for alerting staff to the presence of an explosive. In Ryan McGarry’s award-winning documentary of the same name, the American health care system is the ticking bomb and the Emergency Room is the… Continue Reading
The Redding City Council made it clear Tuesday that it wants no part of Proposition 47, despite its family friendly title of the Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Act. The council voted 5-0 in favor of a resolution opposing the initiative,… Continue Reading
Having been born and raised in Redding, I, like so many others of like heritage, have traveled through the Lassen Park area dozens of times. It’s something I never get tired of, or take for granted. Recently, I took a… Continue Reading
The livin’ is easy in this custom-built, rustic mountain style home nestled among the manzanita and native oak on a hillside west of Redding. A secluded driveway conveys the visitor to two welcoming olive trees from the William Randolph Hearst… Continue Reading
Turtle Bay Exploration Park will open a new exhibit, sure to delight American history buffs…Liberty on the Border: A Civil War Exhibit, presented by Senator Maurice and Marianne Johannessen. The exhibit will be on temporary display at Turtle Bay from October 11,… Continue Reading
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