The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Tuesday, October 8.
In today’s episode:
- Chess tournament brings hundreds of students to Chico to compete — Alec Stutson, NSPR
- Sycamore Pool will be closed for the next several days — Erik Adams, NSPR
- New conservation nonprofit seeks to remove old fences that kill wildlife — Ken Devol, NSPR
- Pioneer Community Energy to present to Butte supervisors following completion of impact study — Ken Devol, NSPR
Featured:
Students in Shasta County schools now have books by Native authors available in libraries.
In case you missed it:
- Some North State communities to receive state funds for mental health services — CapRadio
- Two dairy workers contract avian influenza in California — NSPR
- Feral cat spayathon to be held in Plumas County — NSPR
- Oroville city councilors discuss joining an alternative energy provider to PG&E — NSPR
- Deadline for Dixie Fire compensation program approaching — NSPR
- Redding City Council votes in favor of long-term home for rodeo — Jefferson Public Radio
- California is setting new food expiration labeling standards — NSPR
- After two months of extreme heat Chico finally has a cooling center — NSPR
- Blue Room Theatre stays after school with “‘Detention’ Definitely Not The Breakfast Club” — NSPR
- California water officials warn of extreme weather in the coming year — NSPR
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