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Chico, CA News Archives for October 2009

Oct 31, 2009 | Chico Enterprise-Record

Letter: CUSD has some explaining to do

Both the media coverage of the Chico Unified School District dispute with Chico Country Day School and the letter to the editor Tuesday from CUSD employee Sara Simmons leave five areas of curiosity: 1) CCDS has been trying for almost a year to obtain CUSD support of CCDS's Proposition 1D facility funding effort for almost a year.

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Fri Oct 30, 2009

Chico Enterprise Record

The following property crimes were reported recently to the Chico Police Department:

Oct. 22 - 400 block of Oak Street. Two laptop computers stolen. Reported at 10:24 p.m. Oct.

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Chico Enterprise-Record

Pet dog dies in north Chico house fire

Chico volunteer firefighter Matt Richardson cleans up at the scene of a fire at the corner of Alba and White avenues Thursday night.

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Thu Oct 29, 2009

Mercury-Register

Chico college students arrested for five armed robberies Wednesday

Two men identified by police as students at Butte College and Chico State University were arrested early this morning for allegedly robbing five people downtown and in west Chico.

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Chico Enterprise-Record

Preview: John Cleese returns to Chico for an evening of laughter

Comic genius John Cleese enjoyed his last performance in Chico so much that he's coming back for more.

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Wed Oct 28, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Letter: Angels at work in Chico

On Saturday, Oct. 10, my family and I were having dinner at Jack's Restaurant on Main Street when I suffered a sudden cardiac arrest.

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Chico Enterprise Record

Intrusive light, generator noise banned

Noise intrusion from loud outdoor generators and light "trespass" from unshielded or poorly aimed exterior lights will both be outlawed as a result of actions taken by the Butte County Board of Supervisors.

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Tue Oct 27, 2009

Chico Enterprise Record

Chico Public Education Hall of Fame nominations accepted

The Chico Public Education Hall of Fame Committee is accepting nominations for the 2009-2010 inductees.

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Chico Enterprise Record

Chico Havurah's Torah turns 100

With music and dancing, guests from out of town and chocolate cake, how could a birthday party be anything but great? A party held last week by Chico Havurah, a local synagogue, had all these ingredients and more.

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Mon Oct 26, 2009

Chico Enterprise Record

Chico police volunteers' newly restored Dodge coupe ready to roll

After more than eight years of hard work and more than a few hurdles to overcome, the Volunteers in Police Service car is finally finished and ready to drive.

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Sun Oct 25, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Reality series to include Chico cops on patrol

A documentary film crew from Toronto is in Chico shooting for a 10-part police series due to air on the G4 television network in late November or early December.

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Sat Oct 24, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Letter: Notre Dame thanks Chico State students

On behalf of Notre Dame School, I would like to recognize and thank our neighbors - the Greek fraternities and sororities of Chico State University.

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Chico Enterprise-Record

Chico Country Day School presses for vote on bond

A pair of would-be state senators, a representative of a would-be lieutenant governor, a member of the Butte County Board of Supervisors and Chico City Council member all took park in a noontime effort Friday to underscore the need to renovate the facilities that house the Chico Country Day School.

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Fri Oct 23, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Glenn County deputy dies after relative finds him unconscious

A Glenn County sheriff's deputy died Wednesday night after falling unconscious at his north Chico home.

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Mercury-Register

Long-term planning beginning to restore rare local fish

How to save endangered local fish is the daunting task of a recovery plan in its early stages by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

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Thu Oct 22, 2009

Chico News & Review

Chico gets a makeover

Susan Rauen was feeling the love. It was Sunday morning, Oct. 18, a time when the Chico branch of the Butte County Library ordinarily would have been closed up tight.

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Chico Enterprise Record

Dogs learn tracking skills in Chico

Handlers from throughout the country came to Chico this week for specialized search and rescue dog training that teaches tracking in an urban setting.

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Wed Oct 21, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Flu vaccination plans ready; vaccine isn't

So where's the swine-flu vaccine? It's trickling in slowly, says the state Department of Public Health.

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Tue Oct 20, 2009

Chico News & Review

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Local log-home manufacturer offers an alternative to other eco-friendly construction.

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Mon Oct 19, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Starving student: Big Chico Burger has $4.99 special

I had trouble deciding where I wanted to eat this week because I have that nice little flu bug that's going around.

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Chico Enterprise-Record

In step with Thriller: First-grade teacher behind Chico zombies

Dozens of people will put on zombie makeup, wear tattered clothing and dance the afternoon away Saturday when Cathy Small Tuttle leads Chicoans in a group dance of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" at City Plaza.

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Sun Oct 18, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Letters: State will chip in to help Chico school

What a windfall for Chico. Chico Country Day School, a free public charter school for students grades K-8, has been awarded millions of dollars from the state to renovate its current home, the oldest school site in Chico.

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Biz Bits: Figuring out Internet needs in California's north [Chico Enterprise-Record, Calif.]

Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Oct. 17--The timing couldn't be more perfect. That's how CATHY EMERSON is thinking about her NORTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA CONNECT research project on broadband.

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SpotCrime

From http://spotcrime.com - Robbery - 13XX East Ave, Chico, Ca

Police are reviewing surveillance footage of the Wells Fargo Bank robbery that occured at about 12:36 p.m. today, but the suspect is believed to still be at large.

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Chico Enterprise Record

"Galileo" to share discoveries in Chico

While "the father of modern astronomy," Galileo Galilei, died in 1642, he will be making a special comeback in Chico this month.

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Sat Oct 17, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Volunteers ready to 'love Chico' Sunday

Nearly 3,000 volunteers have signed up to help spruce up the city on Sunday in the annual "Love Chico" event.

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Chico Enterprise Record

Medical pot targeted in two Chico home invasion robberies

Police are investigating two home invasion robberies in west Chico Friday that may have been committed by the same suspects.

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Fri Oct 16, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Attempted robbery reported in Chico neighborhood

Police are investigating what appears to be an attempted armed robbery, reported at about 8 a.m. today at a home in the 1100 block of Greenwich Drive.

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Red Bluff Daily News

Corning men die in rollover

CHICO The two men killed in a rollover crash on Highway 99 north of Chico early Wednesday morning have been identified as Moises Ontiveras Villa, 21, and Antonio Lua Mendoza Villa, 28, both of Corning.

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Thu Oct 15, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Music preview: Dena Kay Jones brings passion for piano to Chico

Dena Kay Jones, an internationally-known classical pianist who plays standard piano repertoire but who also specializes in Spanish piano music of the 20th Century, will be performing a solo concert Friday evening in Rowland-Taylor Recital Hall on the Chico State University campus.

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Chico Enterprise-Record

Letter: Millions await Chico charter school

I am writing to encourage the Chico Unified School District board to place the Proposition 1D award on their board agenda as an action item, and to vote to approve the award.

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Mercury-Register

Preferred site for new north county courthouse picked

The state has approved a "preferred" site for a new, larger north county courthouse in the now-vacant Meriam Park development in southeast Chico.

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Wed Oct 14, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Rain, wind will continue today in north valley; power still out to...

Don't put away those umbrellas yet. The National Weather Service is predicting continuing showers through most of today.

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Tue Oct 13, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Chico State coed found dead was from San Jose

The young woman found dead inside a residence on Chestnut Street Monday morning has been identified as Gina Marie Maggio, 21, of San Jose.

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Mercury-Register

Chico display aims to boost public awareness

Lea Shelton, Issac Shelton and Lilly Grigsby of Oroville each unfortunately have one thing in common with dozens of other women, children and men in California.

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Chico Enterprise Record

Fundraiser for Curiel family is tonight in Chico

One hundred percent of the proceeds from a special dinner tonight at Mariscos Ixtapa Restaurant, 1196 E. Lassen Ave., will go to assist the Curiel family with burial and medical expenses.

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Mon Oct 12, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Chico piano teacher turns 90 years old

Tough economic times are nothing new to Lena Woodmansee, who planned to celebrate her 90th birthday at a local church on Sunday.

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Chico Enterprise Record

Chico artists adopt open-door policy

The city's latest art event had artists putting down their brushes and opening their doors Saturday when the Open Studios Art Tour kicked off its Chico weekend.

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Sun Oct 11, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Children's Choir of Chico

Children's Choir of Chico's five choirs, consisting of pre-kindergarten through adult women singers, will perform spirituals, folksongs, patriotic songs, Broadway tunes and contemporary and classical art songs during a concert Oct.

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Examiner.com

When it rained rocks on Chico, CA

Have you heard stories about rocks falling from the sky targeting a specific area? Events of that nature can take on Biblical proportions, and make a good back drop for a horror flick.

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Sat Oct 10, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Letter: Wal-Mart can afford to help Chico

Are you worried our council may be blackmailing the poor billionaire Wal-Mart owners by suggesting they help Chico solve our severe air pollution problems - use solar, construct roads for their increased traffic, reduce global warming impact and help cut air particulates by removing a few wood-burning stoves? Wal-Mart owners are doing us a favor - ...

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Fri Oct 09, 2009

Mercury-Register

Spotty power outage reported in parts of Chico

Up to 16 separate power outages have been reported, affecting up to 5,000 customers in several areas of Chico.

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Mason Valley News

Court reverses Sparks mother's murder conviction

A former Sparks woman convicted two years ago of beating her adopted son to death in 1974 might get a new trial after the Nevada Supreme Court ruled Thursday she was wrongly denied mental health records of her main accuser.

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Thu Oct 08, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Music review: Merle Haggard and the Strangers court Chico audience

We had a neighborly visit from Merle Haggard on Sept. 29. The old troubadour dropped in to perform before a nearly sold-out house at Laxson Auditorium, down from his home up near Redding.

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Chico Enterprise-Record

Breast Cancer Awareness in Chico

Maureen Smith poses for Diana Lobosky on Sept. 24 during a gathering of breast cancer survivors at Chico Women's Club in preparation for The Celebration, an event planned by Butte Glenn Medical Society Alliance.

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Wed Oct 07, 2009

Mercury-Register

Two killed in rollover crash on Highway 99 outside of Chico

Two people were killed at about 4:15 a.m. today in a single-vehicle rollover wreck on Highway 99, just north of Meridian Road.

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The Daily Democrat

Woodland Wanderers off to Chico

On Saturday, Oct. 16, the Woodland Outdoor Wanderers will be taking trip to Chico to visit and hike in Bidwell Park.

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Chico Enterprise-Record

Chico Elks Charity Ball

Chico Elks are teaming with the Fabulous Swing Kings to host the first Elks Charity Ball.

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Tue Oct 06, 2009

Mercury-Register

Deceased Chico State coed named

The young woman found dead inside a residence on Chestnut Street Monday morning has been identified as Gina Marie Maggio, 21, of San Jose.

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Chico Enterprise-Record

Letter: Something's smelly in Chico

In these times of tight city budgets, I have an excellent way for the city of Chico to save money.

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Mon Oct 05, 2009

Chico Enterprise Record

Chico yard gets low-water makeover

Last spring when Gina Albano, a former Chico resident, bought a ticket for the KIXE public television contest to win a new water-wise landscape, she had "an inkling" that she would win.

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Sun Oct 04, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Chico teens serving as 4-H Ambassadors this year

Kylie Deal, 18, and Ryan Cleland, 16, talk about their roles as 4-H Ambassadors.

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Sat Oct 03, 2009

Red Bluff Daily News

Chico to host Livestrong event Friday, Oct. 2

On Oct. 2, Chico cancer advocate Sean Murphy will join the Livestrong movement by hosting the Livestrong Army Chico Wear Yellow Day.

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Fri Oct 02, 2009

The Beer Here - OregonLive.com

Sierra Nevada Chico Estate Harvest Ale on tap at the Basement Pub

Estate Ale is one of the world's only estate-made beers, brewed with 100% all-natural, hops and barley grown on-site at the brewery in Chico, Calif., and the Basement Pub, 1028 S.E. 12th Ave.

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Thu Oct 01, 2009

Chico Enterprise-Record

Music preview: Jesse Cook brings global music to Chico

The charismatic acoustic guitarist Jesse Cook and his band of talented musicians will perform an evening of global music at Chico State University's Laxson Auditorium on Tuesday.

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Chico Enterprise Record

Many homeless live 'unsheltered'

More than a quarter of the 1,380 homeless people counted in January's census in Butte County were living outdoors, according to a report released this week.

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