After discussing motorcycles splitting traffic, several readers expressed a concern regarding loud exhaust systems. As with most equipment violations, exhaust systems have specific limitations and requirements. People hold different opinions about how loud is too loud, but the following is… Continue Reading
The death of Shelby Allen in December 2008 was truly a tragedy. Unfortunately, there has been a lot of misinformation about what happened that night and questions about the appropriateness of filing charges against Shelby’s friend Kayli. Now that the… Continue Reading
When voters approved Proposition 215 in 1996, California became one of two states to decriminalize marijuana on a medical basis. (Arizona voters passed the similar Proposition 200 on the same day.) Proponents of medical cannabis didn’t have long to rejoice,… Continue Reading
America’s greatness is not measured by the size of its arsenal but by the passion of its citizens. If the citizenry is oppressed through corporate greed and manipulation, our greatness is diminished. Remember the garment industry in New York? How… Continue Reading
By now, you may have read the news about Shasta Land Trust’s most recent conservation easement. Late this summer, we acquired a conservation easement protecting the important resources of the Fall River Ranch in northeastern Shasta County for generations to… Continue Reading
Where to Eat in Redding and Shasta County, California Recently Femme de Joie paid a visit to Bonney’s Burgers. To protect innocent eyes and sensibilities, she issues a Caution: Graphic Language Ahead. It’s likely most locals have never even heard… Continue Reading
“Hockey Players” (oil on canvas) The large oil works speak for themselves with their bold colors, amazing patterns, strong forms and emotional weight. The fabulous exhibit by 89-year-old Cissi Lundgren will continue to be on display through June 26 at… Continue Reading
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