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Feather River beats Shasta

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FRC’s Devin Crisosto slips past a Shasta defender and leaps toward the hoop. The Feather River men took control of conference with a 20-point victory last Saturday. Photos by Shannon Morrow
Shannon Morrow
Sports Editor
2/1/2012

 

The Feather River College men’s and women’s basketball teams each picked up an important conference win against Shasta last Saturday evening in Quincy.

In back-to-back matches in front of a home crowd, the FRC women defeated Shasta 63-58, and then the men beat Shasta 69-49.

On the men’s side, both Feather River and Shasta entered the contest 4-1 in the Golden Valley Conference, so the victory moved FRC into first place with four games left in the regular season.

For the women, the win brought the Golden Eagles’ conference record to 4-2, keeping their playoff hopes alive.

 

FRC baseball ready for 2012 season

The Feather River College Golden Eagles baseball team will begin the 2012 season on the road for the first four weekends in February.

The Golden Eagles begin the 2012 season ranked No. 7 in the Northern California pre-season poll.

   

California Outdoors for the week of 2/1/2012

Carrie Wilson
California Department of Fish and Game

 

Wild pig threat

Question: I learned recently that some Indians on a reservation in my area released some pigs for hunting purposes and now they are breeding and beginning to populate the area where I walk my dogs in Descanso, Calif. Are these pigs a threat to me or my dogs?

—Sheri M.

San Diego

   

Lassen National Forest’s Almanor Ranger District to host snowshoe walks

Feather Publishing
1/25/2012

Crisp, sunny winter days are an invitation to play in and enjoy the great outdoors. The Lassen National Forest is pleased to announce upcoming snowshoeing excursions that will allow visitors to do just that. While there’s more than one way to engage in outdoor winter recreation, snowshoeing is one that people of all ages can enjoy.

   

California Outdoors for the week of 1/25/2012


Refuge reservations

Question: How are waterfowl reservations picked and how are they kept random? There seems to be something wrong with the system because it doesn’t seem to be randomly selecting people. Several of my neighbors and I have put in for the season draw for multiple refuges for the last few years without much success. One person has not been drawn in the past two years. Some people may get drawn only once while other people are getting drawn quite a bit. Can you please shed some light on this for us?

   

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