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Police, Parks and (non) Rate Hikes Highlight Redding City Council’s Night of Good News

Posted on September 6, 2017 by Jon Lewis

A Tuesday night Redding City Council meeting that started in a somber mood—Mayor Brent Weaver requested a moment of silence in support of Houston-area residents reeling from Hurricane Harvey—proved to be packed with positive developments. Cory McCandliss, the Redding Civic… Continue Reading →

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City Council OKs New City Manager’s Crowd-Sourced Goals; ‘The Woodlands’ is Unveiled

Posted on August 16, 2017 by Jon Lewis

When Barry Tippin was named Redding’s city manager in June, he was asked to set his own goals and objectives. Tippin, in turn, assembled 15 community members for guidance. The eye-opening process “went fabulous,” he said, and on Tuesday he… Continue Reading →

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Managers, Supervisors to Begin Contributing to Retirement Plans as Redding Confronts its Massive Unfunded Pension Problem

Posted on August 3, 2017 by Jon Lewis

Redding’s new city manager, his assistant and 50 other department heads, managers and supervisors will begin contributing to their retirement costs in a move the City Council hopes will be followed by other employee groups. The council voted 5-0 to… Continue Reading →

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Redding Moves Ahead on a Pair of Downtown Projects, Names an Interim Police Chief and Rebuts a Stinging Stillwater Report

Posted on July 19, 2017 by Jon Lewis

Public safety, downtown Redding’s future, the moribund Stillwater Business Park and a junior bike park in Caldwell Park were the topics of interest at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. Downtown The council made a pair of related moves: it voted unanimously… Continue Reading →

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A Too-Close Shave: The Grisly ‘Sweeney Todd’ Opens Today at Shasta College Theater

Posted on July 7, 2017 by Jon Lewis

“Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” is a musical with an edge, and it’s not just the straight-edge razor the Victorian-era barber uses to avenge the many wrongs he suffered. Stephen Sondheim’s Tony Award-winning music and lyrics are… Continue Reading →

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Angry Residents Continue to Hammer Redding City Council Over Crime Concerns

Posted on June 21, 2017 by Jon Lewis

Another day, another dollop of abuse. That pretty much sums up life these days for the Redding City Council, whose members endured another fusillade of criticism during Tuesday’s meeting. And just like the June 6 meeting, the gripes centered on… Continue Reading →

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Barry Tippin is Named City Manager During Fractious Council Meeting that Ends with Recall Notices for Sullivan and Schreder

Posted on June 7, 2017 by Jon Lewis

With a 4-1 vote, the City Council on Tuesday officially hired Barry Tippin to be Redding’s new city manager. By the time the tumultuous meeting ended, Tippin’s first official act may very well be to send a memo to himself… Continue Reading →

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Redding Reaffirms Financial Support for a Sobering Center, Boosts City Attorney’s Pay and Hears High-Speed Internet Pitch

Posted on May 3, 2017 by Jon Lewis

A divided Redding City Council on Tuesday reaffirmed its commitment to pry $375,000 from its beleaguered general fund to help Shasta County open a sobering center. In a 3-2 vote, the council stuck to its December 2015 decision to use… Continue Reading →

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Kool April Nites Cruises into Redding for a Week’s Worth of Hot Rod Fun

Posted on April 23, 2017 by Jon Lewis

One of the top car shows on the West Coast rumbles into Redding for a week of four-wheeled fun that culminates Saturday with a daylong exhibition on the Redding Civic Auditorium grounds. More than 2,000 cruisers, classics, hot rods, roadsters… Continue Reading →

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Rare B-17 Bomber Rumbles into Redding with a Payload of World War II History

Posted on April 21, 2017 by Jon Lewis

More than 70 years ago, as many as 1,000 B-17 bombers could be amassed to darken the skies over Nazi Germany and other Axis powers. On Thursday, Aluminum Overcast, one of only a dozen remaining airworthy B-17 bombers in the… Continue Reading →

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