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Gateway Science Museum

Posted on March 25th, 2010 by Andrew

Just along the Esplanade, right next door to Bidwell Manor, stands a new tribute to the Northern California region. The Gateway Science Museum, which opened last month, captures more than a few of the qualities that Chico holds dear. The museum hopes to become a symbol of unity between the community and CSU campus, it [...]

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Panighetti’s: the True Family Dining Experience

Posted on January 26th, 2010 by Andrew

Panighetti’s Eatery opened on Dec. 7 and already it’s the talk of the town. From their eclectic menu to their friendly customer service, the owners have created a meal worth remembering.
“It’s been great, better than I expected,” said Mark Panighetti, owner of Panigetti’s Eatery. “Five nights a week we’ve been packed.”
Panighetti’s has brought the family [...]

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Tis The Season: Your Guide to party planning

Posted on December 4th, 2009 by Andrew

The seasons change quickly in Northern California if you aren’t paying close attention. It hardly seems possible, but last weekend I suddenly found myself bundled-up in a sweatshirt, complete with wool cap and scarf. I was a bit late in planning it, but this season I wanted to do something special to symbolize the close [...]

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A Touch of Magic

Posted on December 4th, 2009 by Andrew

Standing more than six feet high is a 48 hour clock entirely handmade by Bill Deming.  Over 20 years ago, Bill purchased the paper plan with the actual sized parts.  After starting the project, a difficult section convinced him to set aside the wooden clock until he gathered more skill in his real vocation as [...]

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Fresh Pork: It’s What’s For Dinner – Experience Llano Seco Rancho

Posted on December 4th, 2009 by Andrew

What comes to mind when you think of a ranch?
Some people might envision stoic cowboys wrangling up livestock. Others may imagine sprawling fields dotted with bales of hay. But how many people think of sustainability? Or organic produce? Or humane treatment?
Chico’s own Llano Seco Rancho has made eco-friendliness and the compassionate treatment of animals its [...]

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Chestnuts Roasting Over a Cleaner Fire: Clean Flame Logs

Posted on December 1st, 2009 by Andrew

There is no replacement for the warmth of a roaring fireplace during the winter months. The crackling and glow from a fire offers comfort, relaxation, and cheer. Of course, there are drawbacks to burning wood. Not everyone wants to cut down the tree out front for firewood or even burn wood at all. Yet the [...]

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John Peters Upper Bidwell Park Project

Posted on October 29th, 2009 by Andrew

Born in Washington state and raised in Chico, John Peters virtually grew up within the expanses of Upper Bidwell Park. The natural terrain of his youth would prove to be his inspiration later in life as he transitioned from the realms of music and art into the world of photography. For the last three years, [...]

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Happy Trails – Passport Weekend on the Sierra Oro Farm Trail

Posted on October 9th, 2009 by thebassvolta

On Saturday, October 10th and Sunday, October 11th, Passport Weekend will once again take place on the Sierra Oro Farm Trail, the wildly popular yearly destination that shows us firsthand where our food comes from. This annual two-day event of tasting wine and sampling straight-from-the-farm fresh cuisine is both an occasion for families to get [...]

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A Home For Sports

Posted on September 1st, 2009 by thebassvolta

With the Future of Paradise High Athletics in Jeopardy, Community Members Offer A Unique Solution to the Budget Crisis

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Back To School…of Rock!

Posted on September 1st, 2009 by thebassvolta

More Than Teaching Power Chords, the Chico School of Rock Teaches Empowerment

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