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Surprise 4-to-1 Redding City Council Vote Robs Michael Dacquisto of Mayoral Position

Posted on December 20, 2020 by Guest Speaker

Three Redding City Council Members recently severely diminished the votes of several thousand voters. It was four, but Council Mark Mezanno publicly stated he misunderstood the matter, it was his first meeting. Based on a motion by Julie Winter, and… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion John Dunlap, Mark Mezzano, Michael Dacquisto, Redding City Council
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2020 Vision Part 1: Growth, Economy, Transportation

Posted on January 28, 2020 by Greg Clark

(In 1994, a team of Redding journalists produced a series of stories that attempted to predict life in Redding in the year 2020. Greg Clark, who was part of that team, takes a look at just how accurate that crystal… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion 2020 Vision, George WInship, Greg Clark, Jim King, Jim Zauher, John Dunlap, Robert Edkin, Sharrah Dunlap Sawyer

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Dunnigan Hills After the Rain

Posted: July 31, 2026 at 12:25 pm

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    In reply to Beverly Stafford. So far I’m loving broccoli sprouts on everything. Radish sprouts have a nice spice to them - good for topping Asian salads.
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    Zinnias do well in the heat, also Salvia, and Marigolds. But these should be watered daily. Try Cyclamen in the winter, the will actually come back the next winter.
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