Over the year’s I confess that I have taken great pride in the fact that I enjoyed good health and have not fallen victim to the “lifestyle” diseases that have cost our citizens so very much in terms of time… Continue Reading
Report for Shasta County’s COVID-19 cases.
Despite repeated direction to not open, WaterWorks Park opened June 5 and continues to operate in direct violation of state industry guidance. That guidance states that water parks with slides, rides or other water attractions are not to open due… Continue Reading
On July 1, a new academic year unlike any other began for medical residents throughout the nation. However, one of the positive stories to emerge from the current COVID-19 pandemic has been the role medical residents at the nation’s 56… Continue Reading
Q: Hey, James. We have to stop meeting like this. But thank you, once again, for allowing me to talk with you about a timely topic; this time, COVID-19, and your family’s encounter with it. But first, a little background… Continue Reading
As Shasta County’s COVID-19 numbers continue to climb, some Mercy Medical Center employees question whether the Redding hospital’s “Human Kindness” slogan extends to its staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. Within one week – since June 29 – Shasta County has… Continue Reading
The City of Redding is providing temporary relief from permitting requirements for restaurants, bars, and breweries seeking to expand operations into outdoor areas in response to the COVID-19 emergency. The City is also working closely with the local Alcoholic Beverage… Continue Reading
There’s been much discussion here on A News Cafe.com about masks and COVID-19, and our country’s polarization between the mask-wearers and the mask-deniers. Earlier this week one wise reader wondered in the comments section what tool we might use to… Continue Reading
Any time I see someone struggling to assemble a mechanical gadget, I always ask, with not small pleasure, “Did you read the manual?” Because no one ever reads the manual. That includes me sometimes. Almost three months into the novel… Continue Reading
As part of the national CARES Act, Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund, Shasta College will be distributing over $1.8M in funds to over 2,700 eligible students starting May 29. Qualified students will be receiving an email notifying them that they… Continue Reading
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