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The end of the Sixties
Are the culture wars and polarization of the Sixties finally over? In Chico it sure seems so.

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Are we running out of water? A Butte County lawsuit illustrates the state’s fundamental disagreement on how best to respond…	The hidden costs of big-box stores Big-box stores may say they save consumers money, but do they really? Disc golf gets the boot After 19 years, disc golfers told they no longer can play in Upper Park. GREEN GUIDE: Blazing a trail Yankee Hill-based TurkeyTail Farm provides locals with a new option for naturally raised meat.
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Editorial Now that the City Council has given disc golfers the boot, it needs to…

Editorial Call us sentimental, but we’re going to miss Bertagna’s presence…

From the Edge Sinking ship of commerce has plenty of rats, including the ones in charge…

Guest Comment Tempting as it is to direct ire at Prop 8 backers and the KKK, such an…

In My Eyes Union official answers questions about the YouTube piece put out by Chico…

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BEC is wrong to block monitoring wells. We need to know how much water is...

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Sing the heart symphonic

A stellar, nuanced night of Beethoven and more with the North State Symphony.

Lafayette Gilchrist & the New Volcanoes

Baltimore pianist blends funk, hip-hop and go-go into his jazz.

Seeing the light

Jewish rapper and reggae artist Matisyahu has a new outlook on life and music.

The Music Tapes

Music for sitting alone and staring at the weather.

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HAPPENING

Needs more foolishness Lightness of Neil Simon’s Fools is too much for Theatre on the Ridge to overcome.	BOOK WEB VISUAL ARTS Arts DEVO Arts DEVO is pre-thankful for artist Web sites and songs about Stagger Lee…
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Green Guide The North State's home for sustainability and eco-friendly living. Everything "green": people, organizations, products and practices.

Real Estate Guide View the latest home sales figures and this weekend's open houses.

All You Can Eat A Chico News & Review Dining Guide.

Best of Chico Best of Chico ‘08 recognizes community favorites as well as the efforts of our local Red Cross.

Goin' Chico Goin’ Chico 2008: let the CN&R be your guide to the attractions.

Kyoto: 10 years later The Kyoto Accord began the race to halt global warming. Noted author and environmentalist Bill McKibben examines what’s happened in the decade since this historic meeting.