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Questionable Conduct Abounds Among Shasta County Law Enforcement Officials

Posted on July 14, 2021 by Shawn Schwaller

Imagine a place where a lieutenant employed by the county sheriff’s department owns a gun shop, promoted by a Facebook page filled with extreme right-wing content, that sells, not only guns, but also gear representing the State of Jefferson secessionist… Continue Reading →

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  • Comment on Tuggle Tales: Middletown — Shasta County’s forgotten Gold Rush town by Christian Gardinier
    Mr Tuggle, that was a fantastic read, thanks! I'm wondering if you have explored the region where Middle Creek connects to the Sacramento River. There was a lot of mining in that region as well and I think Middle Creek Road was one of the first County Road. Any thoughts?
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    It is advertised as the highest paved road in the United States. It certainly has some impressive drop offs.
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    I was born and mostly raised in Colorado, so my response to this was: Mount Blue Sky? It's the former Mt. Evans, one of Colorado's "fourteeners" at 14,266 ft. I've been to the summit several times—there's a road that nearly makes the summit, so it's not an accomplishment. It was named after the Colorado Territory […]
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