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Several hundred Chicoans looked up to blue skies Monday to see two World War II aircraft fly over Chico Cemetery, ushering in the 156th national observance of Memorial Day and ceremony in the city.
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Peggy Jo Dodson is short of breath. “This is supposed to be a place to retire,” she says, sitting on the edge of her small bed. Pressing a clear plastic nebulizer mask to her face, she breathes in as deeply as she can before saying, “We aren’t retiring here. We are fighting to survive here.” For the last eight years,