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Chloe Cole sparks debate at Chico State
CHICO, Calif. - A conservative activist who opposes gender-affirming care for minors spoke at Chico State Monday night, bringing the national debate over gender transition to the Northern California campus. The event, however, raised questions about press access after two news organizations say permission to cover it was revoked. Chloe...
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Crash on Hwy 99 in Chico disrupts morning commute
A 2-car crash on Highway 99 near Garner Lane in North Chico disrupted the morning commute just before 7 a.m. today. The CHP says a van turned onto The Esplanade in front of a southbound vehicle, ending up in a ditch — 2 people suffered minor injuries.
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Chico State debate table sparks heated campus clash
A "Prove Me Wrong" table set up by Chico State's Turning Point USA chapter sparked heated exchanges on campus today ahead of a speaking event tonight featuring Chloe Cole, a national advocate against gender transition for minors who says she began transitioning at 12 and detransitioned at 16. The event is scheduled for 6:30 tonight at the Bell Memorial Union.
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Ukiah church serves up gratitude at annual appetizer competition
Nestled on the table among mossy logs and little forest creatures, Amy and Marti Aikman’s stuffed mushrooms were the entry to challenge. The Aikman’s have won first prize for three years in a row in the Ukiah United Methodist Church’s Attitude of Gratitude Appetizer Competition held last Saturday at the church. Attendees at this fun-filled fundraiser were the judges of twelve different offerings from the assembled chefs, ranging from smoked pulled pork sliders and baby back ribs to a variety of delectable crostini. The judges once again voted for the stuffed mushrooms, with Beverly Williams and Sandy Ford’s Hot Artichoke Dip and Geraldo Ramirez and Josh Small’s “Mystery Appetizer” tied for the next prize. But, Vivian White’s modestly named “Lettuce Wraps” won top honors for the event this year.
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East Perkins Street Multimodal Transportation Plan
The City of Ukiah is making a long-term plan to make East Perkins Street safer and easier to use for everyone, however they get around. The plan covers East Perkins Street from Main Street to Oak Manor Drive. This is a planning project, not a construction project. The recent paving and lane work improved East Perkins Street, but this plan will help define its long-term future. Looking 5 to 10 years ahead, it will give the City a community-supported plan to use when applying for funding to design and build improvements.
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Orland High junior speaks to 1,200+ educators at statewide event
ORLAND, Calif. — A junior at Orland High School represented Northern California at a statewide conference focused on community engagement in education. Nelani Bose was one of only five student panelists selected for the Community Engagement Initiative Conference held Nov. 6 in Ontario, California. The Community Engagement Initiative is...
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Chico honors veterans with ceremony at Elks Lodge
Chico's Elks Lodge hosted a Veterans Day ceremony Tuesday honoring those who served — and those who never made it home. Butte County District 3 Supervisor Tammy Ritter, whose own family members have served, reflected on how the reception for returning veterans has changed over the years.
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City Of Ukiah Updates Safeguards For Automated License Plate Reader System
The City of Ukiah has implemented additional safeguards governing the use of its automated license plate reader (ALPR) system, following community discussion and concerns regarding the use, retention, and sharing of vehicle data. At the same time, the City recognizes that the use of this technology raises legitimate questions about...
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Celebrating Ukiah High School’s Dance Department
The UHS Dance Department and Golden Cats dance team offer important variety to the arts at Ukiah High School. The dancers and coaches work hard all year long, demonstrating their enthusiasm and commitment in both school and community performances. Juliette Shepard, a Junior, shared, “My favorite part about dance is...