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| Clifford Wade has not been seen since May 1. |
The Plumas County Sheriff is actively searching for a 71-year-old Meadow Valley man who was reported missing on May 1.
Clifford Wade was last seen around noon on that Wednesday.
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Plumas County supervisors were in the mood to say “yes” May 7 and approved several requests to fill vacant positions.
Social Services Director Elliott Smart received approval to hire a benefits assistance counselor, a social worker, an office assistant and a staff services analyst.
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Feather Publishing
5/10/2013
Customers of Plumas-Sierra Rural Electric Cooperative could expect a temporary power outage on Sunday, May 12, or Monday, May 13, at approximately 1 a.m.
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| Missie Dillon of Greenville has been missing since May 3. She was last seen in Redding. |
Feather Publishing
5/11/2013 update
Feather Publishing spoke to the Redding Police Department by telephone late Saturday afternoon and asked them to confirm a rumor that someone from their office had spoken to Helen "Missie" Dillon on the telephone.
A return phone call to Feather Publishing from Sergeant Langley at the Redding PD confirmed that someone had called their office on Friday and gave them a contact number for Missie. Upon calling that number, the female they spoke to claimed she was Helen Dillon. They asked the person on the phone to come in person to any local Redding police station, but as of Saturday afternoon she has not been seen.
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Chester High School students finish their opening night production of “Oz” on April 26 with an inspiring performance of the song “Home.” Photo by Samantha P. Hawthorne (Go to the end of the article to view photo gallery.) |
Dorothy and her friends skipped down the yellow brick road through the Land of Oz and all the way to the Chester Elementary School gymnasium April 26 and 27 to perform in a Chester High School musical.
The combined cast of more than 40 drama and music students collaborated to perform “Oz,” a musical adaption of the timeless tale “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.”
The young thespians provided plenty of entertainment and wit, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats in amusement. During several scenes, the cast even engaged audience participation by dancing with select spectators, and choosing others to conspire with the Wicked Witch of the West, played by Annie Sylvester.
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