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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · by Jeremy Tuggle

    Tuggle Tales: A secret beneath the floorboards: The tragic 1876 inquest of Shasta’s forgotten infant – anewscafe.com (opens the original)

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    In May of 1876, the quiet residential streets of the historic town of Shasta were disturbed by a grim discovery that brought a deeply private tragedy into public view. Beneath the floor of a small woodhouse behind a home on Back Street, a woman’s ordinary household routine led to the discovery of a female infant’s remains. The discovery led to a coroner’s inquest and placed several of Shasta’s established citizens in the unusual position of determining what could—and could not—be concluded about

  2. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · by Jeremy Tuggle

    Tuggle Tales: Middletown — Shasta County’s forgotten Gold Rush town – anewscafe.com (opens the original)

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    The New York Bakery at Middletown, purchased by John Heivner in 1854, offered bread, pies, cakes, provisions, mining implements, liquors, and cigars from its location on the east side of Main Street. From the Shasta Courier newspaper of Shasta, edition of January 28, 1854. About six miles west of present-day Redding, in the rolling country between the historic town of Shasta and the old mining settlements along Clear Creek, once stood Middletown. Today almost nothing remains to suggest that hund

  3. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · by Jeremy Tuggle

    Tuggle Tales: How roller skating captivated Redding – anewscafe.com (opens the original)

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    (Editor’s note: Please welcome to A News Cafe Jeremy Tuggle and his local history column, Tuggle Tales: Unearthing the People, Places, and Stories of Shasta County—Past and Present. ) Skating has a long and fascinating history stretching back thousands of years. The earliest form—ice skating—dates to between 3000 and 4000 B.C., when people in Northern Europe fashioned skates from animal bones to travel across frozen lakes and rivers. Nearly five millennia later, in 1760, the invention of the fir

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