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A White Christmas? Humbug!

Although I love the song and have it first on my Christmas playlist, I’m not dreaming of a white Christmas. No, I’m dreaming of some 70-degree sunshine. But I guess I’m not any more likely to get that than I am a carbon fiber bicycle frame.

Ah well, I do see two of my all-time favorites on our Christmas Day menu: Green bean casserole (my wife makes a mean … Continue Reading →

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Missing Teen’s Info Posted Over Holiday Weekend

With Redding teenager Jean Marie Berlinghoff still missing two weeks after she disappeared, the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office announced today that it has coordinated with the California Highway Patrol to place a message about the case on Changeable Message Signs (CMS) on highways in 13 Northern California counties.

While not an Amber Alert …
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Dana To Downtown Puts Double-Double Drivers on Easy Street

Starting this week, motorists who have just gorged on a Double-Double and chocolate shake should be able to exit the In-n-Out Burger parking lot on Dana Drive with ease. The improved access to burgers is only one upshot of the… Continue Reading →

Public Workshop Thursday for State Route 273

What: Public Workshop Scheduled for State Route 273 When: Thursday, Sept. 23,  5:30 to 7 p.m. Where: Redding Library – Community Room 1100 Parkview Avenue, Redding, CA The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), in cooperation with City of Anderson, City… Continue Reading →

Budget Delay Could Impact Caltrans Projects

California is seven weeks into its new fiscal year without a budget passed. The Golden State is facing a $19 billion deficit.
But the longer the state legislature delays passing a budget, the bigger the problems become in many sectors. Continue Reading →