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| | Retailers Make Online Shopping More Attractive For Christmas (Retail News)
11/21/2008
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 | The Newcomer (Newcomer)
11/17/2008
I spent some time recently at Oroville’s Bird Street Radio Station. Met with one of the Radio Announcers, Lee Edwards. He is a volunteer, who showed me around the studio, and explained some of the equipment. (A kindly man, with a soft voice and a plea
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 | Hometown Christmas in the Foothills, November 29 (Local News)
11/17/2008
Journey up to the foothills on Saturday, November 29, and start your Christmas Season off with a stroll along the boardwalks under twinkling lantern light in Gold Trader Flat, a replica town of the 1800’s located next to the Yuba Feather Museum, at 19096
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 | Downtown Chico Holiday Preview, November 23 (Local News)
11/17/2008
Downtown Chico officially kicks off the holiday season Sunday, November 23rd from 4-8pmwith the much-anticipated Christmas Preview. This tradition in holiday hospitality celebrates the magic of the season – Downtown businesses debut their holiday cheer b
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 | Just Us Band Appearing Weekly (Local News)
11/17/2008
The Just Us Band, featuring Duane & Marghee O’Donnell, will be appearing at the beautiful Western Pacific Brewing & Dining Restaurant (formerly The Depot) in Oroville, Thursday evenings from 6:00 - 9:00 pm.
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 | Antique & Collectible Show in Oroville, November 22 & 23 (Local News)
11/17/2008
Oroville’s Winter Antique & Collectible Show will be held on Saturday and Sunday, November 22nd and 23rd downstairs in the big showroom at the Gold Country Casino, 4090 Olive Hwy. from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Saturday and from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on Sunday. As alwa
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 | Cruising � Fall Foliage, Part 2: Halifax, Nova Scotia Can (Travel Column)
11/17/2008
Fall Foliage in Canada 2008 was just a little past its peak when our cruise ship, the Norwegian Cruise Line�s Spirit, tied up at Halifax harbor that Tuesday morning. The air was clear and a crisp 57�F with a gentle breeze across the water. O
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| | Rest (Gardening Column)
11/10/2008
Cornstalks rattle in the autumn wind. Rain turns garden furrows into miniature rivers. Pumpkins lie about amidst the yellowing vines. The harvest has come to an end another year.
In ancient times, Samhain was the “last of the harvest” festival, a time w
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