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Why Butte County is a hot spot for West Nile virus (opens the original)
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Butte County continues to report more human cases of West Nile virus than most California counties, even as local health officials say this year’s count is not out of the ordinary for the area. The county reported its second virus-related death of the year Wednesday. It has recorded 11 cases so far, accounting for nearly a fifth of all cases statewide, according to the state’s West Nile virus tracker. Dr. Jarett Beaudoin, health officer with the Butte County Public Health Department, said the co
One person has died from West Nile in Butte County. Is virus activity high this year? (opens the original)
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The first person to die from complications of West Nile Virus in Butte County this year was reported by health officials today. It’s the third West Nile Virus-related death reported in California this year, with activity increasing across the state. According to the Butte County Public Health Department, the county accounts for a third of the state’s cases — six of California’s 18 reported infections this year. Lisa Almaguer, a public information officer with the department, said in an email des
'The books missed you': Chico library welcomes patrons back after deadly shooting (opens the original)
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"Welcome to Chico Branch Library! The books missed you." The words were scrawled in purple and green marker across a table inside the library's temporary location, where patrons visited Monday for the first time since a deadly shooting in June closed the main Chico branch more than a month ago. Judging by the steady stream of people walking through the doors, the feeling seemed mutual. Adults and children browsed shelves, picked up holds and asked about signing up for library cards. County Libra
Butte County expands emergency alert access with free receivers (opens the original)
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Butte County wants more residents to have emergency ALERT FM devices and is giving them away for free. The receivers use FM radio signals to deliver official emergency alerts to homes during disasters like wildfires and severe weather even when cell service is limited. “We’re really hoping for a rush, honestly,” said Katie Simmons, Butte County’s Deputy Chief Administrative Officer. Grant funding will provide up to 1,500 of the devices, she said. The program is limited to residents of unincorpor
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