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Scorched Earth – Part III: ‘We are the Land’

Posted on September 8, 2021 by Guest Speaker

One of California’s best-kept dirty secrets is its trail of tears. While rewriting United States history, California’s history seems to leave gaps in its own history. In 1859, the Pit River Nation, once 11 different tribes, were forced to march… Continue Reading →

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    In reply to Barbara Rice. I was downtown yesterday to take our ballots to the RoV office. It occurred to me that the last time I was downtown was also to drop off ballots; I don't get around much, apparently. I park on Market beyond the paid parking spaces and walk the short blocks to […]
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    In reply to Steve. I don't care about parking close. I do care - speaking as a former very long-term resident, now an occasional visitor - that the city has made parking tourist-unfriendly, which affects downtown businesses. If someone's coming in off I-5,44, or 299 and lands somewhere between California and Pine, looking for lunch […]
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