Congratulations to Dana Shigley, Anderson’s new city manager. Shigley, who’d worked six years as Anderson’s assistant city manager, took the helm at the city’s highest position last week when the Anderson City Council officially approved her contract. Shigley replaces Scott Morgan, the city’s former manager.
I cannot imagine cooking without extra virgin olive oil. The bad news is that olive oil is sometimes priced like liquid gold. That’s why I’m always happy to find this one particular olive oil at the Grocery Outlet (GO) in Redding,… Continue Reading
Pavel Navrátil, my Czech daughter-in-law’s younger brother who stayed with Bruce and me for five weeks, returned to his home in the Czech Republic one month ago. While he was here he created his first slide show of his California… Continue Reading
Some parents whose children attend Redding School of the Arts’ Tamarack site were worried and a bit rattled Wednesday when they received a recorded message from the school related to the H1N1 virus. The message said that one of the student’s parents was… Continue Reading
My tale of million-dollar chutney begins with a basket of free figs, a gift from Don and Elaine Cohen. Wonderful figs, which we halved and drizzled with honey from my little sister’s beehives. But one can only eat so many… Continue Reading
Updated 9.9: Tyler Vietti’s life will be celebrated at 7 p.m. Sunday at Wynne Price Field in Shasta Lake. The baseball field is at 4230 Vallecito St. Bring chairs or blankets to sit on. The family says that “anyone who loved… Continue Reading
Friday was to be the day that Shasta County Superior Court was scheduled to handle Norm Ryan’s judgment, sentencing and a potential motion for a retrial. You may recall he was found guilty in June on all five charges related to taking money… Continue Reading
What: The Igo Inn Spaghetti Feed and Pie Auction Why: A trust-fund benefit for the late Rich Buck’s young sons, Spenser and Harrison. Sponsored by: The Igo/Ono Community, organized by Patricia Glanzer, Brad Maloney and Roy Maloney.  When: 5 p.m., Fri. Aug. 28… Continue Reading
Wednesday afternoon, hours before the Igo Inn was supposed to star in its celebratory spaghetti-night opening, the historic IOOF building looked ready for business. Tables displayed white tablecloths, water glasses, folded napkins and silverware. Dozens of sparkling wine glasses hung upside… Continue Reading
One of the last things Richard (Rich) Buck did in the days before his sudden death on Aug. 15 was set up two dining rooms full of tables, chairs and table settings inside the Igo Inn, right down to the amber-colored… Continue Reading
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