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Caltrans Asks, What’s the Best Mix for Hwy 36?

State Route 36 spans 249 miles from the redwood trees of Humboldt County to Lassen County’s high desert. The extraordinarily scenic, mostly two-lane highway covers some of the most remote territory in all of California. It also serves figuratively and… Continue Reading →

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Soon, the Unthinkable: Walk or Bike Downtown to Dana

I recently joined a crowd of other curious citizens who’d donned Caltrans hardhats, yellow reflective vests and safety glasses for a 2-hour, organized tour of the nearly completed Downtown to Dana project. From the project’s start, we’ve kept you posted with announcements and updates… Continue Reading →

Caltrans Puts Redding On The (Policy) Map

Redding gets scant attention in the world of California public policy development. But that changes, at least momentarily, on Wednesday, when representatives of the Caltrans home office in Sacramento come to Redding for a big transportation planning workshop. The California… Continue Reading →

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Go Red for Heart Health

February is National Go Red for Women Month, part of a movement to encourage women (and men, too) to embrace heart-healthy lifestyles. Mercy Medical Center in Redding marked the event on Friday by inflating a big red dress on top of its… Continue Reading →