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The Orion·Oct 22·By Alyssa Davis

Trust Your Trustee: Caitlin Dalby

On Nov. 3, residents of Trustee Area 5 will be voting for a new representative on the Chico Unified School District Board. Trustee Area Five encompasses most of southeastern Chico and contains several elementary schools. According to the CUSD webpage, the district split into Trustee Areas in February 2022.

ChicoSol·Oct 21·By Chris Hutton and Katherine Kihiczak

City Council candidates tell Chicoans why they’re running

From how city dollars are spent to its municipal code, Chico’s City Council is the main legislative body that deliberates and votes on the direction of Chico. Key issues like homelessness, housing, downtown and city funds are top of mind for candidates and voters alike.

The Orion·Oct 21·By Alyssa Davis

Trust Your Trustee: Amy Ford

On Nov. 3, residents of Trustee Area 5 will be voting for a new representative on the Chico Unified School District Board. Trustee Area 5 encompasses most of southeastern Chico and contains several elementary schools. According to the CUSD webpage, the district was split into Trustee Areas in February, 2022.

The Orion·Oct 20·By Alyssa Davis

Trust Your Trustee: Lance Atkins

On Nov. 3, residents of Trustee Area 5 will be voting for a new representative on the Chico Unified School District Board. Trustee Area 5 encompasses most of southeastern Chico and contains several elementary schools. According to the CUSD webpage, the district split into Trustee Areas in February 2022.

NSPR·Oct 17·By Ava Berger

No Kings draws crowds with focus on early voting

The coalition behind nationwide anti-Trump protests shifted its strategies this weekend to focus on voter turnout. Thousands of people attended rallies, marches and community gatherings all concentrated on early voting in the midterms.

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