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The Plumas County Board of Supervisors violated the Brown Act Tuesday, July 13, by holding what amounted to an unscheduled meeting on a topic that would look relatively significant if placed on an agenda.

The Brown Act is a set of California laws meant to ensure that government decision-making is transparent.

Residents and visitors are invited to sip wines Saturday, July 24, and help Greenville schools at the same time.

Carrie Boyle, a certified wine judge, will be the guest Sommelier at Anna's Caf in Greenville.

To introduce Feather River College to the Quincy community and businesses, the first Feather River College Night will take place Thursday, August 26, from 4 - 8 p.m. The event is a collaboration of Quincy merchants and FRC SIFE to welcome new and returning students into the community and bring awareness of products, services and resources offered locally.

What's the best way to enjoy a summer evening? Some might say with friends, music and a fine beverage.

Bob and Carrie Hickman, proprietors of the Chalet View Lodge, just west of Portola, are hosting a Music & Brews benefit Saturday, July 24, for Portola Railroad Days.

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7/13/2010

Today, Tuesday, July 13 Lassen and Plumas counties lost a political advocate with the death of California State Senator Dave Cox, District 1.

Surrounded by family and friends, Cox died after a 13-year battle with prostate cancer.