Portola, CA News

• Portola, CA News
• Man arrested on arson charges
• M3.8 aftershock felt in Plumas County Sunday morning
• Public meeting on proposed Quincy courthouse Nov. 1
• Plumas, Sierra and Lassen County residents feel M4.7 earthquake
• Plumas County residents feel light to moderate earthquake from Sierra County
• Chester man arrested for luring Susanville child via text messages
• County applies for new jail grant
• County to furlough employees
• Draft County General Plan available for review
• Free flu shot clinics under way
• Ballots due October 10
• Prescribed Burn on Almanor Ranger District
• PG&E to Patrol Remote Greenville Area by Helicopter
• Share your fall foliage photos on Plumasnews.com
• Controlled Burn in Meadow Valley Area
• Portola arsonist convicted
• Quincy townhall meeting will address health concerns
• Patriotic parade entries sought
• A loud cry of advocacy for keeping Medicare/MediCal fully funded
• Investigation of sexual assault in Lassen Park results in arrest
• Logue to host townhall meeting with CHP in Graeagle
• Seneca District Hospital passes annual audit with flying colors
• Prescribed Burning on Eagle Lake Ranger District
• Vehicle accident in the Feather River Canyon
• Brew fest offers best of old and new at Mountain Harvest Festival
• Quincy CHP advises of delays on Highway 70 near Keddie
• Medicare's Part D open enrollment begins October 15
• Plumas County supervisors approve volunteer policy
• Skills 4 Living Therapy and Eastern Plumas Health Care Seek Donations to Acquire a Standing Frame to Improve Patient Care
• Park association makes bid to operate Plumas-Eureka State Park
• Burn ban rescinded
• Hwy. 70 closed at the Spanish Creek Bridge
• Plumas County Museum to stay open Sundays in October
• Early winter storm closes Lassen Park road
• Mountain Harvest Festival coming to Quincy
• To buy or not to buy still at issue in hospital loan
• Here they come; inmate transfer begins
• Premium check delay worked out
• New forest supervisor dedicated to service
• Lassen Park fire is being managed for resource benefits
• Water rights holders continue weighing options
• Lassen man dies in Highway 36 crash
• Hearing date set for man accused in car-chase shooting death
• Water rights holders continue weighing options
• Plumas Arts buys downtown building
• Sheriff takes county concerns on road trip
• City loans $348,000 to Eastern Plumas Health Care
• County adopts final budget
• Hiker missing for two days found safe
• Plumasnews.com and Lassennews.com victims of massive hack attack
• Spanish Creek Bridge taking shape
• Incident that left Greenville man in coma under investigation
• More local families relying on food stamps
• PSREC finds ways to meet changing needs
• State inmate transfer focus of Quincy townhall meeting
• Grant funds entrepreneurial program at FRC
• County cash will keep visitors bureau in business for a few more months
• Man arrested in connection with Portola arson fires
• Highway 70 now open with controlled traffic
• New camera provides valuable evidence in CHP crash
• Supervisors reverse course on county budget
• Historic building goes up in flames
• Lots of lightning, but few fires
• Woman charged with arson has previous felony conviction
• Ranchers fit to be tied over watermaster fees
• Lightning sparks 3 fires on the Plumas National Forest
• Second Portola fire stopped
• Stop and Remember event this Sunday
• Historic Portola landmark burns
• City of Portola discusses aid for water bills
• Steffanic reports fair attendance up
• Woman charged with arson after blaze destroys three Portola homes
• Praise for the pastor: Community gathers in appreciation
• Now and Then, Joan Sayre to retire after 47 years
• Suspected arson in Portola damages three homes
• CHP says it wants to move forward
• Feather River Inn owner files for bankruptcy
• State fire board lowers proposed fire fee
• Filing period for special district election closes
• Museum resurrects “Grave Occasion” fundraiser
• Motorized trails among resource committee recommendations
• Filing period for special district election closes
• Street Rod Extravaganza comes to Lake Almanor
• We will always remember the 11th of September
• Quincy Fire responds to cabin fire behind Morning Thunder
• Firefighters contain 5 acre fire near Chilcoot
• CHP leaders talk about improving public relations
• Recall petition under discussion
• County balanced budget — with lots of cuts
• Economic Gardening workshops aimed at helping Plumas County businesses grow
• Reflections on 9/11 wanted
• Big rig accident and possible fire in the Feather Canyon
• Disneyland Resort donates Zephyr to Western Pacific Railroad Museum
• Going the distance: 11-year-old PCT hiker has her eye on the triple crown
• Plan will keep fair and staff intact for another year
• County seeks input on alcohol and drug services
• 1934 babies, spouses invited to annual birthday bash potluck Sunday
• State Rt 147 to be closed for road work
• Black Irish Band performing railroad ballads during Portola Railroad Days
• County issues layoff notices
• Lafferty asks hospital directors to approve bridge loan
• Sufficient evidence, two suspects held for murder
• Citizens file intent to recall Mayor Wilson
• Man charged with murder pleads ‘not guilty’ in Antelope Lake shooting
• Smoke tests sewers and fire department
• County budget comes into focus
• New instructional officer begins at FRC
• Big pot bust in Paxton
• Sierra Institute offers education tour of Deer Creek
• Plumas-Sierra County Fair comes to town
• Body found on Pacific Crest Trail
• Parade Grand Marshalls announced; parade applications available
• Leaders vent frustration at CHP
• Outsourcing in reverse, sort of
• Man dies after rollover accident on La Porte Rd.
• Chester: Vandalism to local business tops $3 million mark
• Plague detected in domestic cat in Eastern Plumas County
• Homeowners could pay CalFire $150 for fire prevention
• No plea entered in Wallen-Reed murder trial
• Ding, dong: It’s the bill collector
• Portola City Council implements rate increases effective July 1
• Almanor art show re-invests in local culture
• Board approves plan to bring county up to Americans with Disabilities Act standa
• US Forest Service to conduct prescribed burn north of Lake Almanor
• Grand jury report takes school district to task
• Gov Brown vetoes mining bill
• Fair carnival tickets now on sale
• County Officials express concern about housing state inmates
• Update: Antelope Lake triple shooting
• Visitors bureau gets reprieve; county budget worsens
• County braces for influx of state prisoners
• Native son returns as deputy sheriff
• National Weather Service issues severe thunderstorm warning for southern Plumas
• Tigan appointed Portola City Manager
• Reno man arrested in triple shooting near Antelope Lake
• Three men shot near Antelope Lake; Fatality reported at Frazier Falls near Grae
• Feather River College uses special reserve to pay construction overruns
• Health care district wants Portola to take parcel off its hands
• Portola passes budget amid rise and fall and rise again of ad hoc committee
• Deputies halt teen burglary spree
• Mile High 100 draws many new riders
• School board adopts budget with $4 million in deficit spending
• Solar installation comes with no upfront costs but with ongoing savings
• Bucks-Oro Highway and La Porte Road now open
• Diversification: Sierra Valley Farms breaks new ground
• Comedy night kicks off theatre fundraising
• Hometown Heroes banners go up in Chester
• Trustees approve drastically reduced tentative budget, react to cost overruns an
• County budget: CEO says don’t panic
• Solar Cook-Off band schedule released
• RV fire in Chester
• Governor Brown Vetoes State Budget
• A view of one’s own Black Mountain Lookout open for rental
• Tourism rebounding, spring melt finally on
• Plumas County steps in to fight for water-right holders
• Hospital for sale: Directors formalize their surplus declaration
• EQSD pleads its case to LAFCO
• Portola City manager to retire
• Crawdad Festival at Gansner Park in Quincy, Sunday, June 19
• A Few Brews & A Banjo, Saturday, June 25, at Chester Park
• New festival honors Jobe Taylor
• Save White Sulphur Springs Concert
• UNUSUALLY DEEP SNOWPACK AND WARMING WEATHER PROMPTS WATER SAFETY WARNING
• Harvey Ranch uses the land for multiple enterprises
• Caribou Road Closed to Through Traffic at Gansner Bar in Plumas County
• Rights holders will have to pay more for watermaster
• Reward in arson case increased to $2,100
• Dredge miners hear giant sucking sound
• Fatal accident on Highway 70
• IV Hospital for sale: directors meet to declare it surplus
• Fair to put focus on family fun; County Picnic Saturday
• Cloud seeding forum held in Chester
• Donate blood; Win a car?
• City of Portola committee looks into rate study
• No green thumbs required: Gardeners and wannabees are welcome at Dawn Gardens
• Mother and Daughter Photographers Share Their Love of Art at the Guild’s Spring
• Tornado Warning for Chico and surrounding area
• Tornado Warning for Chico and surrounding area
• Late Sierra snow causes traffic problems; Highway 36 closed
• The life and times of the late Doc Batson: family donates collection
• Lucky twice over: Loyalton grad shares experiences with Marines in Afghanistan
• Craft fair this weekend in Chester Park
• Cloud seeding public forum Wednesday night
• Quincy arson fire subjects firefighters to needless risk
• Close call in the canyon
• Equine herpes virus confirmed in Plumas County
• Animal Shelter Closed
• Feather River College production horse sale Saturday
• Quincy going crazy for quilts
• EQSD board votes to end consolidation process
• FRC trustees reluctantly order classified staff reductions
• Plumas-Eureka on state park closure list
• County pans DFG’s dredge study
• Was Bible distribution on school grounds?
• Quincy Elementary School 3rd Grade visits Feather Publishing
• Chester Library Closed May 16-18: No Heat
• Mother nature reminds us who is in charge
• Plumas-Eureka on state park closure list
• Refuges, to have or not? That is the question
• Sheriff draws crowd at Basin Tea Party meeting
• Salvage logging finally begins on Moonlight Fire
• Homicide victim identified
• PG&E, environmental experts to attend May 25 cloud-seeding forum
• FRC trustees to consider classified staffing cuts
• They’re off to see the wizard
• Bret Cook named to Plumas Unified School District Board
• PG&E customers can delay SmartMeter installation
• DFG lambasted over move to eliminate game refuges
• Graeagle icon Harvey West Jr., 1922 – 2011, passes away
• Almanor Basin blanketed in smoke
• Arrest made in Quincy break-in case
• Homicide reported in the Feather River Canyon
• Celebration of life for Graeagle pioneer Harvey West, Jr.
• PSREC’s Fiber System brings new possibilities to area telecommunications
• Portola city manager goes on medical leave
• Fire protection a hot topic for supervisors
• Financial officer leaves PDH for Sacramento
• Feather River College declares fiscal crisis
• State game refuge status still on the table
• Sheriff Hagwood to talk Forest Service Travel Plan at May 4 meeting
• Moderate earthquakes rattles Almanor Basin
• Tuesday meeting to discuss courthouse locations
• McClintock to hold Loyalton meeting
• Single vehicle accident sends Taylorsville family to the hospital
• Supervisors must redraw district boundaries
• Rash of vehicle break-ins
• Quincy residents rally against sexual violence
• Crash blocks traffic on Highway 70
• Drummers call taiko an affirmation of life
• Thirty years later: Have the Keddie murders been solved?
• Art Show to honor local artist Bill Peters
• Plumas Arts presents Shasta Taiko
• College launches ambitious endowment campaign
• Sheriff's office shuffles positions
• Supervisors pass water rights resolution
• Excursion train to visit Plumas County
• Helicopter logging will disrupt traffic
• Plumas Audubon host meeting on grebe conservation
• New immunization law for seventh- to 12th-grade students
• Ranchers wanted for survey
• Will financially strapped county fair find solution in Nevada State Fair?
• EPHC to cut costs in response to poor financials in February and March
• Consolidation breakdown
• Fatal snowmobile accident in Lakes Basin
• Free community forestry webinar series to be offered in April
• Two teens injured by high voltage power line
• Damaged utility pole threatens home
• Forest Service wants to pick up QLG
• Discount Taste of Plumas ticket presales end April 1
• Organizers begin warming up for perennial Relay for Life
• Federal, state regulators issue a Consent Order to Plumas Bank
• Public Works Direcor says county roads are in disrepair
• Council members seek public interface
• Broadband project promises jobs, economic development and better connectivity
• Utility cautions customers about power lines
• Park district planning best uses of new property
• Fair U entry education class rescheduled
• Good news in the weather forecast. Really?
• FRC, some PUSD schools closed, others on two hour delay Friday
• Early closing times for libraries today,
• Feather River College campus closed
• Chatterbox Orchestra: From cacophony to harmony
• Eastern Plumas reaches flood level
• Winter Storm Warning issued
• Conservation projects raise concern over water rights
• Supervisors order restart of A&D services
• Chester High fish program returns to full operational status
• Electricity restored to Meadow Valley
• Potentially damaging winds later today and tonight
• Highway 70 reported to be closed by landslide
• Portola braces for flooding
• Flood advisory now in effect
• Plumas Arts invites you to savor the Taste of Plumas
• DA’s office lays off grant-funded position
• Local tourism number up, reports visitors bureau
• Can the City of Portola give preference to local contractors?
• DFG study blasts dredge mining
• Better Business Bureau advises donors on tsunami relief efforts
• Japan hit by huge 8.9 earthquake; Tsunami warning issued for coastal California
• Cowboy Poetry celebrates 25 years
• Farewell
• Delleker building moratorium to be lifted
• Public planning meetings for Pioneer Park addition
• Airport commission nixes one possible courthouse site
• Community development to get hit by retroactive reductions
• Tea party hosts travel management presentation tonight
• FRC to issue its first faculty layoff notices
• Lady Tigers get home game for State tournament
• FRC to consider layoff notices for faculty
• Navy vet stands for everywoman in history
• Winter weather brings beauty and challenges
• Fair looks for ways to continue, without state funds
• DA says his budget is shrinking
• City of Portola moves ahead with Prop 218 process for rate increase
• Social services positions in limbo
• Fifth annual Taste of Plumas event tickets now on sale
• Rock slide closes Highway 70 in the Feather River Canyon
• Highway 70 now open; power restored to most of county
• Another winter storm headed our way
• 2011 County Audit 1234 2/16/11 no pic Audit finds Plumas is ‘one of the better
• Portola City Council reviews draft medical marijuana dispensary ordinance
• Supervisors approve additional fair funding
• Faculty union goes on record with report to trustees
• Rate increase coming: City of Portola discusses how much
• Hopman, Cassou and Nero honored at QFD installation ceremony
• Plumas County offices expected to open Friday
• Schools closed and power outages Friday
• Forest Sevice to host showshoe walk as part of Plumas Winter Fest
• A Snow Day Issued for County Offices
• Portola City Hall re-opens
• All schools open and on schedule for Thursday
• Power outage hits thousands of north state residents
• County's oldest family ranch now protected
• Sierra Institute’s Center of Forestry has released its touring schedule for 2011
• Citizens group says sheriff needs more funding
• Sheriff refuses to enforce federal laws
• Eaglesmith sues school district
• Court throws out county suit against Cunan
• Highway 395 closed to high profile vehicles
• Snow Fest slides into town
• Winter weather returns
• Don't know what to do for Valentine's Day?
• ‘Share the Dream Trail’ project may move forward
• Court throws out county suit against Cunan
• Winter Snow Fest slides into town
• Fair plans entry education class
• Audit reveals accounting difficulties at fair office
• Courthouse architect selected
• Portola City audits well; financial cushion shrinks
• Child Support Services rated number one in state
• Portola City Hall closed after fire
• Court sets aside Feather River Inn approvals
• Brown’s budget cuts likely to hit beleaguered fair hard
• Feather River College players bring suit of their own
• New Feather River train tour to take the Highline past Lake Almanor
• Campground closures in eastern Plumas County
• Comedy night at Town Hall Theater
• Art walk this Friday in downtown Quincy
• Estranged wife’s story contradicts text messages
• Text messages tell of slain police officer’s last night
• Taylorsville Grange reorganizes
• Web site issues temporary
• Local officials speak out about proposed medical marijuana dispensary
• ‘Hate truck’ apology handled in memo
• Veterans Services office reorganized
• Other side weighs in on OHV plan
• OHV consultations go nowhere; appeals to be forwarded
• School district gets clean audit
• Fairground blows a fuse, literally
• Earthquake strikes eastern Plumas County
• Plumasnews.com emphasizes local breaking news
• Groups appeal Plumas National Forest OHV plan
• Travis Rubke named Teacher of the Year
• GLRID ready to make the switch to CSD
• DA's murder complaint details officer's death
• Portola students dismissed early
• Plane crash at Chester Airport
• Two arrested in alleged murder of police officer
• Court affirms Dyer Mt. environmental process
• Services set for Jedidiah Lusk
• Plumas County District One election results
• Life in West Africa: A balmy 95 in winter
• City of Portola discusses medical marijuana dispensaries
• Supervisors consider downtown curthouse location
• County gets half-million for Rich Fire damage
• Wolf Creek tests show increases in fecal contamination
• Last day to vote in special election
• Voters must now vote at courthouse for special election
• Highway 49 closed in Plumas County
• Ribbon cutting at White Sulphur Springs Ranch
• Slick roads contribute to rollover accident in Indian Valley
• Start the New Year off right: brunch with the Elks
• Graeagle transfer site remains open on weekends
• Special election: Voters can no longer request mail ballots
• Greenville water is OK, even with storms
• Winterfest to offer Chilly Chili Cook Off
• County to appeal OHV plan
• Power outage tips
• Yet another storm system headed to the north state
• Planning areas are new aspect of updated General Plan
• Nordic ski center planned for eastern Plumas
• Santa prepares for Plumas County visit
• Winter Storm Warning; Heavy snow expected
• Highway 70 closed again
• Closures on Highway 36
• Highway 70 blocked due to vehicle accidents
• Major Winter Storm headed to Northern California
• AT&T cellular service is out in Indian Valley
• Rock slide closes HIghway 70
• Register details DA’s purchases from contested account
• Board appoints interim VSO
• PDH to pay legal fees for Measure B petitioners
• Supervisors look at appealing Forest Service OHV plan
• AT&T cellular service is out in Indian Valley
• Fatal accident on Highway 70; Highway blocked
• Public Information Meeting to Discuss Status of Graeagle Transfer Station
• Special election underway; polling places consolidated
• Compelling Sight
• Weather advisory in effect for western Plumas County
• Local businesses offer salute to jazz icon Dec. 4
• Overturned tanker truck closes Highway 32
• YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE SIGN-UPS
• Dale Snook to Assume the VSO Position Thursday
• Early snows limit access for Christmas tree cutters
• Downtown Quincy set to sparkle Friday
• Portola tree lighting this Friday
• Off Highway vehicle access advocates grill Forest Service on OHV plan
• Veterans Serivce Office still in a state of flux
• Chester Community Chorus to offer winter concerts Dec. 3 - 5
• District Attorney files defamantion claim against county
• Heart K Ranch preserved
• Potential interim Veterans Service Officer decides to opt out
• Yet another winter storm warning issued....this Fall
• District Attorney files claim against County Administrator
• Veterans Service Officer, will she stay or will she go?
• Trojans battle Maxwell, but come up just short
• Veterans Service Officer postpones departure
• Work on Spanish Creek Bridge continues
• Tempest brewing over school district employees truck
• New National Geographic series filmed locally
• First officer sworn in at new courthouse
• Performance promotes diversity, honors Gonsalves
• Game refuges on the chopping block? Deadline to comment is Dec. 1
• Portola schools - One hour delayed start Tuesday
• Structure fire reported in the Feather River Canyon
• Earthquake hits Plumas County
• Winter Storm Warning for Western Plumas County
• Quincy advances to Northern Section championship
• Winter storm warning issued
• Possible County Road Closures
• Strong winter storm headed our way
• DA raises stink about lack of A&D services
• Appeals court upholds Moonlight decision
• Former coach sues college for racial discrimination
• Locals look for way to keep transfer station open
• Stuff it! Recipes for your turkey
• Council seat: “Must be present to win”
• County closes underaged drinking loophole
• Winter weather headed our way
• Quincy High Hall-of-Fame team
• Lassen National Forest conducting fall prescribed burns
• Lassen National Forest conducting fall prescribed burns
• Plumas County says vets office not closing
• County sues district attorney; DA calls CAO and auditor ‘out of control’
• County certifies election results
• Residents unhappy with transfer station closure
• Indian Valley Hospital reuse study is complete
• Travel management decision announced
• More Nakoma taxes paid; penalties still an issue
• Hooked up yet? Meeting flush with sewer issues
• Weather Service updates storm information
• Waybacks at the Town Hall Theatre on Nov 13
• Art Walk Friday night in Quincy
• Chamber Update for 11/3/2010
• Plumas County files suit against District Attorney
• Red Cross offers evacuation shelter class
• Big Creek Road near Bucks Lake now open
• County supports OHV use
• Ranchers are united in desire to use best practices
• Free tire recycling event in Plumas County
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• Two up and one down for city hall
• What to do with the depot?
• Medicare enrollment streamlined for children
• Location for Story Fest changed
• Free tire recycling event in Plumas County
• Plumas County election results will be posted here tonight after 8 p.m.
• Supervisors approve Visitors Bureau funding with Plumas Corp
• County allocates grant funds to fire efforts
• Send us your zeroes: Meter keeps ticking on Nakoma back taxes
• Leaky sewer pond to be abandoned
• Plumas District Hospital facing challenges recruiting physicians
• Revised fire protection maps could help generate more projects
• Almanor volunteers plant 50,000 trout
• School district reserve fund subject of discussion
• Indian Valley's Nov. 6 Story Fest features Mary Gay Ducey
• Community Development Commission to assume control of Wildwood Village
• Gunman shoots three co-workers at Reno Walmart
• Plumas County Tire Amnesty Day
• Forest Service leaves local contractors out in the cold
• Plumas Arts Gallery now open on weekends
• Tea Party organizes in Indian Valley
• District 5 Supervisor candidates collecting big bucks
• Allegations of missing ballots untrue
• Meet Plumas District Hospital’s interim CEO
• Words & Music season begins
• Local fishing association seeks help to repair fish cages at Lake Almanor
• Photo bloggers are boosting Plumas County tourism
• Burn ban rescinded
• Hearing ends without decision on Feather River Inn
• Fishing Report for 10/11/2010
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• High Sierra Coumminty -Youth Orchestra autidions start
• Who has rights to the historic Greenville Western Pacific Depot?
• District 5 supervisor candidates debate
• League hosts host of forums
• Broken main disrupts Portola water supply.
• Mountain Harvest Festival this Saturday
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• New Quincy courthouse project public meeting
• CEO Hathaway out at PDH
• Sierra Valley Special Apprentice Hunt Application Deadline Extended
• League hosts host of forums
• Supervisors criticize closed downtowns
• Belly up: FRC hatchery suffers mass die-off
• Taking the fall by storm
• Public comment needed on new courthouse location
• Which way Plumas? It's your turn to comment
• Mountain Harvest Fest on the horizon
• Home Depot pitches in for landscaping community center
• Feather River College seeking cash flow help
• County forms committee to consider FRC request
• Musician draws inspiration from Plumas County landscape
• Audit says waste companies are clean
• Rate increase on the horizon for IMD customers
• State inspects Greenville sewer
• Emergency Road Closure - Sloat Railroad Crossing
• Dept. of Corrections releases terms of convicted killer Loren Herzog's paro
• Pedestrian struck by car in Quincy
• Veterans Service Office no longer its own department
• From rescued to rescuer: Book tells dog's tale
• Maidu and Forest Service vie for same PG&E land
• Eastern Plumas Health Care expands services
• County must pay back misused road funds
• Woman sues local CHP over arrest
• Lassen Volcanic National Park Plans to Ignite Three Fall Prescribed Burns
• Assemblyman Dan Logue works overtime to keep serial killer safe distance from co
• Sewer leaks into Wolf Creek
• Assemblyman Dan Logue works overtime to keep serial killer safe distance away
• Greenville is proving ground for new radar device
• Randy Beck fundraising dinner, auction this Friday
• Mohawk Valley Stewardship Council acquires White Sulphur Springs Ranch
• DFG likely to appeal class ruling in pike lawsuit
• Park district begins planning how to use new land
• New treatment plant is up and running
• FRC to ask county for $5 million ‘advance’ on tax revenues
• Road Temporary Closure - Big Creek Road
• PDH directors resist challenge to Measure B
• Convicted killer may parole in Lassen County
• Museum hosts 'A Grave Occasion' cemetery tour and dinner fundraiser
• Hoots and hollers: Surprising forest tour with QLG and Legacy along for the ride
• Renters may hold key to Meausre B vote
• UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY PAYS UNITED STATES $17.3 MILLION
• Greenville resident perishes in single vehicle accident
• Teenager drowns at Lower Bucks Lake
• New fires reported in the Feather River Canyon, Highway 70 closed
• Quincy Hall of Fame to honor former students
• Extravaganza headed this way
• Sheriff's Department in pursuit of home invasion suspects in Graeagle
• Recreation district examines revenue, new programming
• City becomes Graeagle Plumas Alliance member
• PDH board sets zero tax rate for 2010-11, approves application for USDA loan
• Fitzsimmons retires from Quincy Fire District
• Free Entrance to Lassen Volcanic National Park August 14 and 15
• Four vie for three PDH board seats, no contested races for PUSD
• Forest monitoring tour next week
• Nursing program at Feather River College
• Travel Alternatives to Avoid Delays during the Hot August Nights Event
• Plumas Bank reports second quarter earnings increase
• Plumas Arts and Almanor partner for success
• Hiker dies on Nelson Creek Trail
• Public forum on Measure B held in Quincy
• Audobon Society to host special public meeting Aug 5
• New fire along Highway 70 in Plumas County
• Water restored to Portola: passes water quality
• Helping each other pay it forward
• Almanor Art Show in Chester Aug. 7 & 8
• Plumas Charter moves forward with Indian Valley Academy
• Feather River College Board and Foundation Discuss Changes for Dorms
• Measure B campaign in full swing; first financials filed
• Senator plans mobile office hours in Quincy
• Vehicle starts numerous fires along Highway 36 in Susanville
• Quarter size hail, high winds - Severe thunderstorm warning issued
• Measure B topic of community forum
• 1,700 acre fire burning out of control in Lassen County
• Almanor Art Show re-invests in local culture
• Dry thunderstorms forecast for this weekend
• Former Sergeant Posch sentenced
• Thunderstorms - deadly, destructive force
• Reno man drowns at Frenchman Lake
• Sweet smelling and full of life: Antelope campgrounds are ready for visitors
• County amends transient vendor ordinance
• It's all in a name
• Senator Dave Cox dies at age 72
• Rock Bottom Band Benefit Concert at Chalet View
• Night on the town for FRC students
• Sip for schools: wine tasting with a master
• Chester veteran honored with Gold Star Banner
• Plumas Board of Supervisors violate Brown Act
• Momboosa: Boot scootin' by the shore

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