I’ve never tried snowshoes, though there was that hilarious incident where I tied tennis rackets to my feet and walked around on the lawn and fell down and hurt my spleen. But let’s not dwell on last weekend. Let’s look to… Continue Reading
The Redding Police Department has invited owners and operators of medical marijuana dispensaries to an informational meeting on Wednesday to discuss new regulations approved by the City Council. The new rules require medical marijuana collectives/cooperatives to register with the police… Continue Reading
It’s not officially winter for another week, but the usual winter weather pattern has settled over Northern California, bringing cold, damp conditions to Redding. Shasta County health officials remind residents to protect their families and check on their neighbors during cold weather.… Continue Reading
The Los Angeles City Council has voted to allow dispensaries to continue selling medical marijuana, but the council is still considering a cap on the number of dispensaries allowed within the city limits. LA County District Attorney Steve Cooley, who has… Continue Reading
Here are some good corporate citizens: The employees of Pre-Employ.com are partnering with Toys From the Heart and Anderson-Cottonwood Christian Assistance to do a toy-and-food drive for the holidays. Pre-Employ.com employees will ask for donations outside the Wal-Mart Superstore in Anderson… Continue Reading
Better bundle up today. A powerful cold front moving in from the Pacific will bring high winds, rain in the valley and snow in the mountains. Weather-watchers say this could be the first big storm of the winter here in Northern California.… Continue Reading
A traditional Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings should cost a little less this year because prices for turkey and cranberries are down. That’s the word from Purdue University, which tracks commodity prices and calculates the annual cost of holiday meals. Agriculture… Continue Reading
Lots of folks are fascinated by the work habits of authors. Writing a novel is such a huge undertaking, how do authors make the leap to start one? How do they keep going? Because it’s a solitary activity, quirks are bound to emerge.… Continue Reading
If you notice a whiff of woodsmoke in the air around Redding this week, it’s likely from a prescribed burn scheduled for Whiskeytown National Recreation Area. The 226-acre Buck fire is planned for an overgrown area in the park’s southeast section, weather… Continue Reading
The Shasta County Libraries offer a three-week amnesty period for people who have outstanding fines. Through the new Food for Fines program, they can get a deal on paying off the debt while also helping out the needy. Starting Nov. 1, people with… Continue Reading
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