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George Johnston
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City Reporter, Red Bluff Daily News
California
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Biography
Born in San Fransico and raised in the foothills of northern California, my interest in journalism has been in me since first remembering listening to radio news stations in the back of my parents' car. It was not till college that my interest became a job. I joined Chico State's college newspaper, the Orion, during my sophomore year. At the Orion, I did a bit of everything from reporting to photography to editing. I was lucky enough to intern at the Hollywood Reporter and even had a few articles published there. After college, I decided to make journalism my profession. I have written for publications like Benicia Herald and Daily Courier, which have taught me to work hard, be kind and always be open to learning something new.
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Content
By George Johnston Verified| Merced Sun-Star Verified RED BLUFF - The Tehama Board of Supervisors opted not to open the boat ramp at Tehama County River Park/Woodson Bridge on Tuesday. They also instructed staff to look into potential contributions from other agencies to repair the damage in the region. Staff presented information regarding the exceptional debris deposits at the Tehama County River Park/Woodson Bridge boat launch caused by heavy winter flooding.
By George Johnston Verified| Merced Sun-Star Verified RED BLUFF- A majority of the Red Bluff City Council decided Tuesday night to continue evicting homeless camps at Samuel Ayer/Dog Island Park. The council ordered Sam Ayers Park to be off-limits to camping within 30 days during its March 18 meeting. They discussed extending the deadline at their meeting on Tuesday. Mayor Kris Deiters favored extending the eviction another 30 days with a deadline. George Johnston/Daily NewsThe entrance of Samuel Ayer/Dog Island Park.
By George Johnston Verified| Red Bluff Daily News Verified No reprieve for the homeless at Sam Ayers Park
Company Info
Red Bluff Daily News
Red Bluff Daily News. Your local source for breaking news, sports, business, classifieds, and entertainment in Red Bluff.
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