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Exciting and Long Awaited News

cChaos NewsI received word today that cChaos has received official Federal recognition as a public charity under 501(c)3 of the tax code. Contributions to cChaos are deductible, as are tax deductible bequests, devices, transfers or gifts.

This has been a very long and educational process, made possible only through the the volunteer contributions of many people. Thank you all.

It is my sincere hope that the continued efforts and social health success of cChaos prove to make you proud or your essential contributions to our organization.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you

Richard H. Roth - cChaos Executive Director
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Schedule of cChaos Weekly Events

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Fire House Certified Farmers Market
11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Thursdays - Year Round
3515 Myers Street - (Myers & D Street - at the El Medio Fire Station)
Oroville, CA 95928

Chapman Food & Fitness Festival
5:00 to 8:00 PM (Summer Hours through August 7)
2:00 to 5:00 PM (Starting August 14th)
Fridays - Year Round
1010 Cleveland Avenue - (Next to Chapman Elementary School & Community Park)
Chico, CA 95928

We accept EBT Food Stamps

We are still accepting new produce growers, crafters, musicians and social service organization participation. All spaces at our events are free. Call 624-8844 or come by our events for more information.

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147 billion a year

Impact Health[Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns that the direct medical costs of obesity total about $147 billion a year. That amounts to nine percent of all US medical costs. It’s also over $50 billion more than the annual spending on cancer.

CDC Director Thomas Frieden noted that, quote, “Obesity, and with it diabetes, are the only major health problems that are getting worse in this country.”]

Check out this important interview here: http://www.democracynow.org/2009/8/3/former_fda_commissioner_david_kessler_the
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Ruby Hollow Band

MusicRuby Hollow Band will be playing at the Chapman Food & Fitness Festival on Friday July 31st from 5 to 8 PM ish. A familiar musical family they have grown (by 1) since they were know as Willowgreen back in the 1980's. Here pictured are Dave Cowan, Jo Chavez,

We will post new pics as they come in. Caution!! Click on pics and they WILL BLOW UP!

Ruby Hollow Band is nothing short of a "phoenix rising" band.....rumbling and rising from the wonderfully, musically eclectic dust of the past 1980's "Willowgreen" (Alice Peake, Jo Chavez, David Cowan), to a smashing new configuration of even more cool instrumentation and incredibly beautiful, intricately woven harmonies (now 4 part with addition of David Bilinski) ....all in the package of Hot Pogo Folk instrumentation and song! What in the world is Hot Pogo Folk music you may well ask?

Think of a child's pogo stick hopping and bopping around from place to place, staying long enough for the balance and fun, and then moving on to another adventure.... only, in song and music! The Hot Pogo Folk instruments we use (with additions coming!) are: guitars (including a 7 string), dobro, mandolin, electric bass, accordian, banjo, south american keynas and panpipes, rattles and drums...and, of course, our 4 well-blended voices.

We take some old Willowgreen tunes and dress them up to fit new instrumentation, some wicked bluegrass/newgrass tunes, smooth originals by the band, a pinch of country, gospel, passionate mexican and spanish music, Irish (of course) and some legendary cover songs with a twist.........Hot Pogo Folk!

Fun, frisky, passionate, heartfelt, interactive..........Ruby Hollow Band!
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Online Garden Exchange now available on Freecycle!

For Garden EnthusiastsThe Chapman Garden Exchange project, which happens every Friday from
5 to 8 at the Chapman Food and Fitness Festival, is now available
on Freecycle. Items that are available to be exchanged that are remaining
after each Friday's exchange will be posted up on the Freecycle site,
under. Just go to http://www.freecycle.org and go to the Chico group.
This is an effort to make our garden exchange project more accessible and
available.

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    to Attract, Engage, Secure, Ignite, and Release (AESIR) people's passion and capacity for healthy lifestyles through

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    Our current objective is to expand the process of building healthy lifestyle support through creative health-focused development of Farmers Markets and Community Kitchens throughout the Sacramento River Watershed

    Toward Sustainable Agricultural Systems

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