Board of Supes – 4/22: Library Report; Sundial Bridge Celebration; Keswick Water; Pot Grant

In a light meeting on this day, the Board of Supervisors received the annual report of the Shasta Public Libraries, delivered by Kimberly Niemer, Director of Community Services for the City of Redding. The Library Report included information from the… Continue Reading →

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Redding’s Stillwater Should Welcome Sriracha to Grow Chilies; Bottle Sauce

The Stillwater Water Business Park has been in the news looking for it’s first tenant. How about contacting Huy Fong Foods, the manufacturer of  Sriracha “Rooster” Hot Sauce, to see if they’d like to relocate? Sriracha “Rooster” Hot Sauce, which I am… Continue Reading →

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A Haven for the Most Needy Creatures

Chic Miller of Bella Vista Farms Animal Sanctuary didn’t think twice about scaling a cliff in a freezing downpour to reach a quivering dog stuck on a ledge. Likewise, she’s forged creeks, climbed under bridges and over barbed wire to… Continue Reading →

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Rolling Hills Casino Remains Focused on Guest Experience and Community Partnerships Through Tribal Transition

The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, the governing body of Rolling Hills Casino, is in the midst of changes in tribal leadership and membership. This includes the disenrollment of some members and replacement of most council members, although the tribal… Continue Reading →

Shasta County Schools to Celebrate Bike to School Day

Thirteen Shasta County schools will join schools from around the nation to celebrate Bike to School Day on Wednesday, May 7.  Participating schools include Anderson Heights, Anderson Middle, Cypress Elementary, Junction, Lassen View, Happy Valley Primary and Elementary, Oak Run, Academy… Continue Reading →

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Horses Get a Doctor’s Special House Call – Veterinarian Gives Budweiser Clydesdales a Check-up

Ten important horses got their semi-annual physicals yesterday in Red Bluff. The Budweiser Clydesdales, who are in town for the Red Bluff Round-Up, were looked over by their “doctor”, Dr. Steve Adair, DVM, who flew in specifically from the University… Continue Reading →

Walkability: How To Revitalize Redding One Step At At Time – Part One of a Series On Jeff Speck’s Walkable City

Shasta Living Streets sometimes gets described as a bicycling group. While we advocate cycling, it’s just a portion of our platform. Our full platform can be found in our name—living streets. Streets that are lively and accessible to everyone in… Continue Reading →