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Operation Blue Santa

Posted on December 18, 2018 by Redding Police Department

The Redding Peace Officers’ Association is excited to announce our 28th Annual Operation Blue Santa! This years delivery date is scheduled for Friday, December 21st, 2018. Santa and his helpers will be departing in Blue Santa fashion from the south… Continue Reading →

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Sunny for Santa

Posted on December 24, 2009 by Steve Brewer

Santa Claus might reach Northern California and decide to stay. Should be beautiful weather here through Christmas Day, but it’s a bad travel time for anyone in the Midwest. A huge snowstorm is blanketing the middle of the country, closing highways and… Continue Reading →

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    In reply to ED MAREK. The article you linked refers specifically to new car sales. In the arena of all cars in operation (and available for sale as used cars), hybrid and e-vehicles still make up about 5% of total stock. Even with high fuel prices, the initial cost of switching to a hybrid or […]
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    In reply to Mahmoud Darwish. I'd forgotten about that—thanks for the refresher course. More than a refresher, because I was aware that running out of gas can damage modern fuel pumps but was ignorant of how. My familiarity with the damaging effects of cavitation is mostly concerning xylem cavitation in plants—a major bummer during our […]
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