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Mark Julius races across a meadow in the six dog sprint.Sled dogs delight in the race to the finish line.Talon Stradley shares an affectionate moment with her dog after winning the Junior three-dog sprint.  See this weeks paper for the story and more pictures.Kathy Miyoshi  came in first in the six dog mid-distance race.
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Friday morning Earthquake near Lake Almanor

Feather PublishingBreaking News
3/12/2010

The  U.S. Geological Survey says a minor earthquake struck overnight near the Northern California town of Chester.

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College trustees split on faculty layoffs

Delaine Fragnoli
Managing Editor
3/10/2010


In a dramatic 2-2 vote, Feather River College trustees failed to pass a resolution that would have sent layoff notices to six full-time faculty members. The fifth trustee was absent from the Thursday, March 4, meeting.

The board was scheduled to revisit the issue at a special meeting Tuesday, March 9.

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Formerly fat doctor to dish weight-loss secrets in Quincy appearance

Tiffiney Lozano
Staff Writer
3/10/2010


Family physician Dr. Nick Yphantides will present a free lecture at the Quincy Town Hall Theatre next Thursday, March 18, at 7 p.m.

Author of the popular book “My Big Fat Greek Diet,” Dr. Nick jokes that despite his accomplished career, he was “board certified” in medical hypocrisy, as 10 years ago he weighed in at close to 500 pounds.

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Vinton’s Cowboy Poetry rides again

Diana Jorgenson
Portola Editor
3/10/2010


    Vinton’s Cowboy Poetry show is the eastern Plumas event that keeps going and going and going. Now in its 24th year, the show featuring a taste of the Old West will return March 19 – 20 to the Sierra Valley Grange on Highway 70.

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Western author subject of Women's History Month presentation

    In honor of Women’s History Month, Delaine Fragnoli, managing editor of Feather Publishing Company’s four Plumas County newspapers, will give a presentation Wednesday, March 31, on one of America’s most prolific and highly accomplished Western genre authors.  

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Heskett chosen to coach Lions- All-Star football game

  At a Portola High School assembly last week, football coach Steve Heskett, far right, made the surprise announcement that four of his players were selected to compete in the prestigious Lions All-Star...

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Chester skiers score!

 Three Chester racers took first place overall in league standings this season. Pictured from left: men’s snowboarder Jesse Gorbet, women’s skier Bailey Smith and men’s skier Moises McCulloch. Photo...

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