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Johnny Appleseed Days marks 138 years in Paradise with hard cider, music and pies (opens the original)
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PARADISE, Calif. — Johnny Appleseed Days is marking 138 years this weekend in Paradise, continuing a tradition that dates back to 1888. What began as a small local gathering has grown into a major event, with organizers adding new attractions this year alongside longtime favorites. The festival will feature live music, vendors, crafts, pies and, for the first time, hard cider. Mark Thorp with the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce said the festival has expanded significantly since its early days
Shasta Regional Medical Center to add mammography, bone-density services (opens the original)
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REDDING, Calif. — Shasta Regional Medical Center is expanding its imaging center to add mammography and bone-density services, aiming to give Shasta County residents a new local option for screening and early detection. CEO Sam Itani said the push for the new mammography service came directly from hospital staff during a town hall meeting. “Our nurses came and said in the town hall meeting, we’re having a hard time scheduling a screening mammo and sometimes we have to go out of town to get our m
California election security includes paper ballots and multiple safeguards (opens the original)
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NORTHSTATE, Calif. — With the November election approaching, California voters who have questions about how their ballots are protected have multiple safeguards in place before and after votes are counted, according to Kim Alexander, president and founder of the California Voter Foundation. “We have a couple key components when it comes to election security in California that not all other states have,” Alexander said. One of those safeguards is a paper record of every vote. California voters ca
Former Sunrise Mountain program manager seeks new support after center closure (opens the original)
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REDDING, Calif. — Months after the Sunrise Mountain Wellness Center closed, a former program manager says people who depended on its daily services are still struggling — and she is working on a new model to bring that support back. Former program manager Jullie Calkins said the closure has had serious consequences for some former members. Calkins said those setbacks have motivated her to create a new wellness center, but with a different business model designed to be financially sustainable. Sh
Palo Cedro Honey Bee Festival nears as beekeepers bring bee lessons to schools (opens the original)
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PALO CEDRO, Calif. — The 45th annual Honey Bee Festival begins on Saturday, Sept. 26, and local beekeepers are already bringing the buzz into area classrooms. The Honeybee Association has been taking lessons on the road, visiting about five schools in the Northstate this week. On Thursday, the group stopped at Nor Cow Creek Elementary to teach students about honeybees, pollination and where their food comes from. The classroom presentations are part of the lead-up to tomorrow’s Honeybee Festival
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