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Robot dogs hit the pasture at Chico State's university farm
CHICO, Calif. — Chico State researchers are introducing robot dogs to the university's dairy pasture, and the cows are meeting their new four-legged visitors for only the second time. Action News Now reporter Raishaud Pinkney visited the University Farm to see the technology in action. The cows showed a...
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Young Redding chef prepares authentic BBQ at new family-run eatery
On one upcoming fall weekday, passersby on Placer Street in downtown Redding might catch the aroma of fresh barbecue and spot Angel Serna commanding the grill out on the sidewalk, whipping up fresh items he says are unique. The family-run Black Sheep Cafe opened on Oct. 17 inside Sizzle's Kitchen, a dedicated commercial cooking and dining space that has served as a meal preparation and launchpad site for up-and-coming foodie entrepreneurs for the past several years. Serna said the Black Sheep Cafe offers American food favorites including barbecue and, in a nod to his family's heritage, also specializes in Mexican cuisine. The barbecue attracted a good number of people on opening day, said Serna, who owns the business with his father, Joseph. "They saw the barbecue grill up, they smelled it, and they asked, 'are you guys open?' And we told them, 'Yeah, today's the grand opening' and we were attracting people all day," Serna said. The grilling style, using a Santa Maria grill and a combination of white and red oak wood, contributes to the meat's unique taste, he said. "Traditional grills have a grate that's fixed in place and you load wood or coals into the bottom. A
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Great Shasta Rail Trail With Your Dog: McCloud to Burney Guide
Great Shasta Rail Trail With Your Dog: McCloud to Burney Guide. The Great Shasta Rail Trail follows the old McCloud Railway grade through the forest between McCloud and Burney, and it opens a long stretch of the Shasta Cascade to you and your dog. The Great Shasta Rail Trail Association plans an 80-mile trail between the two towns and reports 65 miles open for non-motorized use: biking, running, walking, snowshoeing, Nordic skiing and horseback riding. The Discover Siskiyou tourism site says dogs are welcome on the trail.
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Redding Costco shopping center, El Pollo Loco 'Buzz'-ing this week