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Today's riddle: If you feed me I will grow and if you give me water I will die. What am I? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Redding planners push August vote on Oasis Road development (actionnewsnow.com) — A long-stalled commercial site along Oasis Road in north Redding is closer to finally adding hotels, restaurants, and a gas station, but needs a fresh environmental review first. City planners expect to revisit the project and possibly vote at their August 25 meeting, a key step before any construction that could reshape services near I‑5 for nearby neighborhoods.
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2. Inaugural Ironman 70.3 Northern California nears as residents seek route details (krcrtv.com) — Major road closures are coming to downtown Redding and nearby roads as the inaugural Ironman 70.3 Northern California race launches from Whiskeytown Lake and finishes by the Civic Auditorium. Athletes will bike and run through key corridors like Dry Creek Road, Bear Mountain Road, and the Sacramento River Trail, while organizers promise rolling reopenings and say the route was designed with city partners to balance safety and neighborhood impacts.
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3. Shasta County jury convicts Redding man of murdering grandparents, finds him legally sane (krcrtv.com) — A Shasta County jury has convicted a Redding man of murdering his grandparents at their Redding home and found him legally sane, bringing a major local case closer to closure. He was found guilty of multiple murder counts and burglary, and is scheduled for sentencing on August 27 in Shasta County Superior Court, where his punishment will be decided.
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4. 2 Mexican eateries in Redding are worth getting off I-5, readers say (redding.com) — Redding diners just named Taquería Los Gordos and other local spots as top Mexican food destinations worth exiting I‑5 for, highlighting both Churn Creek and downtown locations. The reader poll also elevated Joe’s Giant Orange in Shasta Lake and Casa Rios Grill, giving locals fresh ideas for where to grab their next taco night out.
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