Lake Almanor wildlife abounds
This great blue heron is just about ready to snatch up his breakfast on the morning of July 9. It…
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No Place Like Home program moves toward $500,000 for permanent housing
A resolution to apply for and accept $500,000 from the County Noncompetitive Allocation Award under the California Department of Housing…
Read moreHunting education class open enrollment
Rick Roy, hunter education coordinator for the Lake Almanor Basin, announced that the Department of Fish and Wildlife is sponsoring…
Read moreCounty responds to Civil Grand Jury’s voting machines concerns
“Wow, things have lightened up considerably,” said Supervisor Lori Simpson as Deputy County Counsel Gretchen Stuhr prepared to respond to…
Read morePlumas County’s approach to opioid crisis feted nationally
In recent weeks Plumas County Public Health representatives have been to Washington D.C. twice, as well as to the state…
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Groups host picnic for candidates
Nearly 100 attendees met two 2020 political candidates at a picnic July 13 in Quincy’s Gansner Park. Sponsored by the…
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Plumas protestors rally to support nationwide Lights for Liberty vigil
Nearly 40 Plumas residents from all over the county gathered on Main Street at Dame Shirley Plaza in Quincy on…
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Leak draws interest
When someone in the Redberg Avenue area reported a broken waterline the evening of Wednesday, July 10, it caused quite…
Read moreMedicare workshop for Boomers
PASSAGES Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program (HICAP) is presenting Welcome to Medicare workshops for those turning 65 this year…
Read moreSummer programs for kids need kids
The numbers are down. While the signs leading to Greenville might boast 1,200-plus inhabitants, perhaps there are less children present…
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