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For anyone who had landscaping that experienced burn related trauma due to the Carr Fire or recent local fires and needs replacement trees, shrubs or plants, Shasta College and the Shasta Master Gardeners will be having a plant giveaway on Saturday, March 20 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
If you’re interested in attending, go to https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd UQ7U8QAr9mKi6FmmVMJP6VUcp1IEnllVoAcHAhmVk5xQyg/viewform?usp=sf link. THIS IS AN APPOINTMENT SCHEDULING LINK ONLY. It will allow you to come onto the Shasta College campus and view/obtain plants propagated by fellow master gardener volunteers. Appointments are MANDATORY to meet spacing requirements.
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An urgent question hangs over catastrophic wildfires: What’s in that toxic smoke?
Scientists are rushing to learn more about those dangerous swirls of gases and particulate matter and how they threaten our health.
The Angeles National Forest, in Southern California, is engulfed in smoke and flames during last year’s record-breaking wildfire season. The Bobcat Fire, as this one was called, burned more than 115,000 acres. It was one of scores that blew smoke pollution across the western states and beyond visible as far away as Washington, D.C.
ByCynthia Gorney
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On a rural highway in Northern California, a July traveler’s tire went flat. Metal rim scraped against pavement. The sparks ignited a fire that ripped through dry forest, whirled into flame tornadoes, and roared over tens of thousands of acres, making fuel of everything in its path. When it jumped the Sacramento River and headed for the city of Redding, Keith Bein prepped his new rig a trailer holding two tiny el
Do any local reporters still work at the Record Searchlight?
Recently we asked readers to share their questions about the Record Searchlight and Redding.com, and the responses poured in.
Given all the changes the decline in print newspapers across the country, our corporate ownership changing to Gannett and the USA TODAY Network, the sale of our building on Twin View Boulevard in Redding it’s natural that many readers had questions about the folks reporting and writing their local news.
So are the reporters local?
The answer is a resounding “yes”: The Record Searchlight newsroom, as of this writing in March 2021, employs 10 journalists, and all of us live in Shasta County. Between us, we have 227 years of experience in journalism and 139 years of combined service at the Record Searchlight.