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The evening of Dec. 12 finds quite a crowd, including some future firefighters, joining Santa and his crew at the Hamilton Branch Fire station. Jolly St. Nick listened closely to the Christmas wishes of all attending. Here are from left: ‘Fir Chief’ Leo Benny, Evan Benny, Santa, Mrs. Claus and elfin helper Teri as they talk about Christmas soon to come. Photo by Gregg Scott

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Santa visits Hamilton Branch Fire

December 18, 2019December 24, 2019 Staff

This smile from first-grader Gavin Scott must be in response to a positive answer from Santa or maybe it’s the thought of that table full of yummy cookies in the back of the room. Smiles like this are surely one of the reasons the Hamilton Branch Fire Belles host this event each year. Photo by Gregg Scott

Santa seems quite satisfied that he has another contented visitor and young Gabriel Solovief appears to be totally pleased that he is in possession of a two-handed candy cane that will surely last all the way to Christmas. Photo by Andrew Courtright

Nine steel structures protect businesses and customers at the Spot in Greenville

March 27, 2023 Editor

The Greenville Rotary Club announced the purchase of nine steel structures that will provide protection for the food vendors and customers…

PDH offers low cost health screenings in May, October

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Plumas District Hospital will continue to offer its annual Low-Cost Health Screenings during the first two weeks of May and October. Potential…

Sierra Valley Grange presents 35th annual Cowboy Poetry & Music Show in April

March 27, 2023 Editor

Submitted by Sierra Valley Grange After three years of delay, Sierra Valley Grange #466 will present its 35th annual…

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May is typically reserved for the mothers in our lives, and rightly so! However, May is also National Pet Month,…

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By Debra Moore [email protected] Public comment is regularly used during the Plumas County Board of Supervisors meetings for employees to…

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