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• Weaverville, CA News
• Hayfork girls basketball team advances
• Lewiston structure fire claims life of 52-year-old man
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Oh fiddle!
• Sweet sales at Sweetheart Dinner
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• EVENT BRIEFS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Garden Club brushes up on pruning skills
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Weaver City Street Rodders do it again
• Talented musicians deliver
• Young pianist in evening of classical, jazz performances
• Chagdud celebrates Tibetan New Year this afternoon
• Blind Willies brings Americana sound to Llama
• Vaudeville returns
• THS honors its students for Fall 2011
• FISHING REPORT
• River document released
• Proposed suction dredging rules out
• Basketball action
• Trinity wrestlers take second; two D-3 champions
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Playoffs on
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• ROLAND I. LINDQUIST
• DONALD E. DADIGAN
• ROBIN ALLEN BROWN
• ROBERT LLOYD SHRODE
• NICHOLAS GRESH
• DORIS M. ATTERBERRY
• IN BRIEF
• Health foundation active
• Lynn Jungwirth joins MCHD board; Bethke honored
• Hospital auxiliary grows
• Six Rivers Forest supervisor discusses consolidation
• Transient Occupancy Tax recipients share plans for money
• Bumper stickers support Lewiston
• Sanity now in discussions
• Proud to be a Lewistonian
• Perfect addition to old board
• Fire funds are accounted for
• Schoolhouse will vacate by deadline
• Cartoon
• Constitutional rights cover all
• Reflections on driving at night
• What train is rumbling past?
• Summary not a fair description
• Cartoon
• The government’s path to environmental recession
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Hayfork Chamber seeks RFPs
• Garden Cafe re-opening March 1
• Southern Trinity, Downriver PG&E customers might reap benefit of Trinity dams
• Efforts to repeal state fire fee growing
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• IN BRIEF
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Healing-Ways presentations
• Agency plans to replace aging airtankers
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Plane’s power loss forces landing on 299
• State restores school transportation funds
• Reps won’t change until after elections
• Blaze
• Basketball playoffs get under way Tuesday
• No one injured as plane lands on Highway 299
• Government answers to the people
• DA refusal hurts county
• How you can contact your elected representatives
• SMACK campaign for kids’ shoes continues
• What’s cooking with kids at Trinity High
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Secondhand smoke bad for pets
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Art Beat continues
• ART BRIEFS
• EVENT BRIEFS
• Mary Jane the diva is back in the musical part 2
• Appalachian Spring at Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Strippers’ donation supports Joss House fund
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Musical enjoyment at TAPAC
• Lenten community worship services begin Feb. 22
• Jacobs-Strain set to slide into Mamma Llama
• Bee Eaters return to Trinity County
• Judge Edwards admonished for ca nceling court reporter
• FISHING REPORT
• Rescheduled hunters safety class
• Bald eagle population on the rise in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Pee Wee, JV youth basketball wrapping up; coed varsity to start
• WES Wildcats win three; prep to host tournament
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Wolves win pair to stay in playoff hunt
• Three THS wrestlers claim SVL titles
• LESLIE JOHN MARTIN JR.
• DAVID L. NOBLE
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• Lee-Perdue
• Morrow-Jones
• Memorial planned for Vets Cemetery
• IN BRIEF
• Ham radio operators participate in Emergency Preparedness drill
• Local fire departments hold joint training session
• Vote against the dividers
• Fight back for economic balance
• Outlook improving, no thanks to GOP
• Not from Lewiston
• We’ve seen this show before
• Pointless, unwarranted shutdown of Schoolhouse
• Cartoon
• New Schoolhouse board willing to meet
• Twisted times in Lewiston
• Stolen mining equipment
• It’s the right thing to do
• Seeks initiative circulators
• Let us choose our representative
• Several reasons for Trinity to raise the TOT rate
• Cartoon
• Angell campaign meeting tonight
• Time to end Lewiston Schoolhouse feud, pull together
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Big Bar, Zenia areas concerned that post offices will close
• Board rejects incomplete planning grant application
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Holiday schedule
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• CORRECTION
• Guilty plea in drug transport case
• Hayfork man headed to prison
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Seeking posthumous honors for The Devil’s Brigade
• Trinity Alps sends out 18 layoff notices in ‘worst-case’ scenario
• Jaegel won’t run again
• Four in race for Superior Court judgeship
• Planners finish pot standards
• Fanning the flames of love
• 5.6 quake near Eureka
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• FUNDRAISERS IN BRIEF
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• TCHS monthly meeting
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Soroptimists induct new members
• Artists step up to help save Joss House
• Expect Trouble this Saturday at Mamma Llama
• Comedy Night features ‘funniest cop in America’
• Rotary Crab Feed this Saturday in Hayfork
• Vaudeville Revue
• Forest Service pushes to increase restoration, job creation
• RCD seeks input on South Fork OHV road repairs
• Grants available to riverfront landowners
• Whitewater guide training class offered
• FISHING REPORT
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• ZUMBA! allows you to dance your way to fitness
• Youth basketball back on track after weather-related cancellations
• Trinity girls stay undefeated in league
• Pertussis vaccine booster (Tdap) recommended for preteens
• DC school spelli ng bee
• Geography Bee presents a world of challenge
• Trinity Count y st udents spell success at this yea r’s bee
• IN THE MILITARY
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• VIVIAN RAE HAWKINS-SWEETEN
• DOROTHY MARSHALL COONROD
• HAP SMART
• RONALD MARAVIOV
• Agnes Marshall’s 100th birthday
• Dental clinic stays open, MCHD seeks relief from rule described as ‘asinine’
• Nasty response unwarranted
• Hospital tax well worth it
• Remember, we are Americans
• Relax laws on pot, prostitution
• Initiative day at Trading Post
• Softer river restoration needed
• Hospital workers behind, despite small raise
• Cartoon
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Work furloughs begin at county Office of Education
• ‘Not guilty’ plea in stepfather’s death
• Forest Service emphasis on collaboration welcome
• NEWS BRIEFS
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Holiday closures
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Vehicle vs. power pole
• Pilot ‘critical’ after crash
• Grand jury indicts in Trinity case gone fed
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Chesbro, Huffman author legislation to rescue state parks
• Feuding boards divide Lewiston
• County orders Schoolhouse vacated
• Joss House rings in new year
• Pair survive Dinsmore plane crash
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• ‘Georgia O’Keefe’ is Our Space movie
• IN BRIEF
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Strippers spend weekend at the Fire Hall
• Choices cut into concert attendance
• AWE to host free skiing, snowboarding movie
• SMACK campaign funds new shoes
• Classical performance set for Tuesday at TAPAC
• Save the Joss House fundraiser during Cruise
• Art Cruise offers up variety this month
• New seventh-graders need pertussis vaccine booster (Tdap)
• HRN offers scholarship
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• MICHAEL J. BALZANO
• ELMO EUGENE DAVISON
• HAROLD SEBRING
• HELEN M. BOSTAD
• PETER KARL KAPLAN
• SHIRLEY JENKINS
• DORIS HANOVER CLEMENT CALLAHAN
• Coleman-Ehlerding
• FISHING REPORT
• HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
• IN BRIEF
• NEWS BRIEFS
• Attorney Underwood rejoins Weaverville law firm
• Trinity trial court budget status report
• We’re cool, not perfect
• State fire fee is backward
• Lots of help in replanting
• Huffman not his choice
• Unsportsmanlike conduct
• Code ordinance a bad deal
• Cartoon
• WES a good school that fell victim to state politics
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Emer gency manager position approved
• Feds take over prosecution in big pot case
• Traffi c stop yields 44 pounds of pot, gun
• Publ ic safety realignment hits county
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• VFD runs red rose fundraiser
• Early morning fire damages home
• Discounts available for Spay and Neuter Month
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Investigation closed in Kettenpom murders
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• USFS hopes rule offers protection, economic vitality
• TRRP: No gravel will be added in ’12
• Staff, athletic cuts loom as school budget woes mount
• Coolest in the West
• Celebrating Chinese New Year for a cause
• Kettenpom double-murder investigation closed
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Young talent performs in Chico
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Decorate eggs in class
• E-file taxes for fast returns
• LIFE BRIEFS
• Host families sought for exchange students
• Comedy Night coming up
• Unusual band name, great sound
• Volunteers needed to develop Weaverville Treasure Hunt
• Swamp rock, warm hearts at Llama
• Last chance to get tickets for Chinese New Year Celebration
• PHILLIP H. BROWN JR.
• KATHLEEN ANNE DONHAM
• IN THE MILITARY
• BIRTHS
• Hayfork High Honor Roll
• Humboldt Area Foundation has more than 90 scholarships available
• Trinity High School Honor Roll
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Trinity girls win, boys lose
• Fly Fishing: The Art of Deception opens Saturday at Turtle Bay
• Opportunity for six North State youth to learn to fly fish
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• River Restoration Program to hold public meeting Thursday
• December unemployment figures show improvement
• IN BRIEF
• Public comment invited on coho recovery plan
• Lost another gem
• In a small town, all deaths notable
• Disappointed over wrong advice
• Are we really that cool?
• Seeking Constitutional candidates
• Pot-related dangers lurk
• Cartoon
• We’re trailing, but still good to be considered ‘cool’
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Stopgap ambulance contract buys another month
• DA: More trial dates would ease court bottleneck
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• DUI murder charge dismissed by DA
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Judge dismisses tree-cutting case, finds ‘no malice’
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Supes extend marijuana rules a year
• Weaverville in final week of voting for America’s Coolest Small Town
• Well, we asked for it
• Highway 299 at Oregon Mountain closed
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Firefighters honored at celebratory dinner
• Betty Pestoni offers watercolor workshop
• Learn more about local art with a guided tour
• Trinity Hospital Auxiliary needs your assistance
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Consensus was truly special
• EVENT BRIEFS
• Buxter Hoot’n set to rock Llama
• Postal rates set to increase on Sunday
• Counties association suspends realignment funding initiative
• BIRTHS
• THS alumni makes Dean’s Honors List
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• KATHLEEN A. DONHAM
• DORIS CALLAHAN
• ROY J. HALE
• JAMES RICHARD SCRIBNER
• GENE RICKSTREW
• JOHN WILLIAM POWELL
• BARBARA BERYL TALVOLA
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Trinity boys open league with loss to Willows
• Wrestling winners
• FISHING REPORT
• IN BRIEF
• Board position open
• Dental Clinic decision on agenda
• Planners OK fire station use permit
• Violating kindness
• Spunk, insight
• Goodbye dear friend
• Recognizing supe’s sacrifices
• Lewiston founder deserves marker
• Life lesson for many to remember in trying days
• Cartoon
• Ever y bit helps to save Joss House
• Teen territory
• More kudos, commendations for 2011 efforts
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• County planners plot personal grow si ze
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• ‘Defensible space’ help available at low cost to residents in need
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Marijuana sting nets two Hyampom men
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Financially, schools hoping for the best but start planning for the worst
• Rain, snow to offer relief from recent dry streak
• Weaverville still second in Coolest Small Towns contest
• Stepson held in Ruth murder
• Forest Service waives some fees this holiday weekend
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Hyampom men arrested in marijuana sting
• Sheriff deputies questioning stepson in Ruth shooting death
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• Extrication education
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Bottle Club show planned in Anderson
• Fundraiser to help Tiffany Senter
• Valentine treasure workshop at Art Center
• Garden Club honored for 70 years of service
• New officers for Realtors group
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Rotary Club adds scholarship
• Full moon lights up Art Cruise
• Volunteers needed to develop Weaverville Treasure Hunt
• Rotary’s annual Chinese New Year celebration ready to roar
• RXR to rock Friday the 13th at Northern Delights
• Bluegrass special
• Your Elected Representatives
• FLOYD LESTER HARTLAND
• ALBERT ELMER HENDERSON JR.
• FAY ‘MAXINE’ NORDSTROM
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• NEWS BRIEFS
• Two employees honored at MCHD
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Trinity boys take consolation title
• FISHING REPORT
• WES eighth-grade boys fall to Evergreen; girls finish 2011 on a roll
• New deputy forest supervisor for Six Rivers
• One jailer hired, other job tabled
• Search for jail funds continues
• County’s loss devastating
• County loses two special ladies
• Questions expenditure
• Hospital takes comp cases
• Fire fee simply triple taxation
• Disbelief over MCHD CEO pay hike
• Bad behavior doesn’t lessen marijuana’s benefits
• Cartoon
• State board should let fire fee burn itself out
• National forests to hold career fairs
• Terms expiring for judge, 3 supervisors
• Joss House is topic of historical meeting
• Joss House fund drive continues
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Sup. Jaegel gets the gavel
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Medicare workshop scheduled
• Holiday closure schedule
• Death of Ruth man is under investigation
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Increase in DUI arrests over holiday weekend
• Stolen items recovered in Lewiston raid
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Herger says he won’t run again
• Weaverville in running to be named America’s Coolest Small Town 2012
• Supervisors to consider marijuana rule extension
• Restoration clash
• Lewiston searches yield stolen property, drugs
• Weaverville a Top 10 nominee
• RODERICK SENIOR CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Community Christmas dinner gathering
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Teen Center open for fun
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Free Saturday dances at Trading Post
• Master Gardener training
• Great music for rockin’ in a New Year
• Make your Chinese New Year plans
• Indie band Brother back at Mamma Llama
• Cruising into an artistic new year
• Numerous notable local deaths in 2011
• PHILLIP N. QUICK
• BARBARA B. TALVOLA
• NORMAN COVINGTON
• JOHN A. SPOTO
• IN THE MILITARY
• New manager at Coast Central
• Adult Ed Student of the Year
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Trinity’s thrilling section title tops 2011 sports list
• Trinity takes second in Liberty Classic
• Right to bear, not pay and jump
• Freemasons for betterment
• Gun control not an answer
• Soft touch only on Trinity River
• Tax reform concepts worth considering
• Cartoon
• Despite economy, plenty of good things happened in ’11
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Broadband offered in So. Trinity
• River council to consider project changes
• One last cast
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Mom, child in crash
• Used cell phones accepted at HRN
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Christmas tree disposal
• Fuel reduction offered
• Family thankful for help after theft
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Pyper gets 8% raise
• District to fill Bethke vacancy
• Weather deals area grape growers a tough hand
• MCHD OKs $17 million budget
• The year 2011 in review
• River council meets Wednesday on 2012 projects
• Personal protection a God-given right
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Cub Scout fundraiser a big success thanks to local support
• Thanks to all who helped with benefit
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• GRASS VALLEY CREEK 4-H
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• IN BRIEF
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• 2011 brought changes to art scene
• North Lake winner
• Plenty of New Year’s Eve events on tap for celebrants of all ages
• Purple Haze Band back in Hayfork to rock in the New Year
• Decision delayed on dental clinic
• Ice sculpture
• Perfect attendance noted
• JOHN A. SPOTO
• MECHELLE NECHOL PATTON
• IRS offers tips for year-end giving
• IN THE MILITARY
• Humorous speech garners trophy
• WEDDINGS
• CAROL BOHRER BETHKE
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• FISHING REPORT
• Wrestling Wolves
• IN BRIEF
• Wetlands trail, classroom proposed in Hayfork
• Restoration progress in Shasta-Trinity
• Talking, texting while driving
• Not fooled by TRRP’s PR push
• Broken window for volunteer
• Young Eagles let him soar
• Disillusioned with sheriff
• Sup. Otto: My last year in office
• Cartoon
• Library takeover improper, just won’t fly
• Trinity River status about as natural as it’s going to get
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Santa visits schools
• Low-income insurance expands
• New CAO, depts. examine budgets
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Highway 36 fiber-optic project completed
• Beware of scam phone calls
• New Year holiday closures
• Recycle your Christmas tree
• 50% discount to settle old, unpaid traffic tickets
• Supes mixed on proposed ballot measure
• Holiday giving
• Fire fees on hold again
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Burnt Ranch School strives to replace alarm
• Toys for Tots counts down to Christmas, still needs toy donations
• Eight pass personal training certification course
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Lion Dance Team hunting for new lions
• Ring in the New Year at local events
• Christmas services this weekend
• Donating toys for local kids
• Winter Concert provides holiday entertainment
• WES girls third in Crescent City Tournament
• DC girls third; earn Sportmanship trophy
• Gymnasts display flexibility, fortitude
• Last of the poinsettias
• GORDON SHORT
• TURNER A. BRUMLEY
• WILLIAM R. JOHNSON
• Don’t forget me Santa
• JAMES DUSAN JR.
• BERNICE M. MCCRACKEN
• IRS tips on year-end giving
• IN THE MILITARY
• Master Gardener training offered by UC Extension
• MYRTLE ANNA CROWELL
• EMERENCE ‘RUSTY’ FREI
• TIM PHELPS
• JULIA ANNA FRANCES BAKER
• FISHING REPORT
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Wolves gather two more wins
• Soroptimist gift bags for seniors
• Woodhouse in prestigious Western States 100
• NEWS BRIEFS
• Unemployment stable at 16.5%
• Appreciates Journal’s crew
• Water district has costs
• Thief lucky to get away
• Fees don’t equal treatment
• Next time, vote to legalize
• CCW permit process ‘smooth’
• Lewiston group questions schoolhouse election
• Cartoon
• A shelter dog’s poem (Christmas at the Animal Shelter)
• Rural schools funding effort continues
• Present patrol
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Christmas tree recycling offered in Willow Creek
• Holiday schedule
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Teen poster contest
• Authorities seek man after assault on deputy
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Reports show few local economic benefits from 2008 fires
• Christmas pageant at WES
• TRRP, guides find common ground
• Schools stave off layoffs, for now
• Search on for fugitive
• Correction re: Lewiston Santa visit
• River stakeholder meeting Monday on two projects
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• SANTA LETTERS
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Christmas concerts cheer season
• Highland Art Center meadow goes smoke-free for future events
• Festival of Light raises funds for art, music programs
• More Christmas season events
• BIRTH
• Business services showcased at event
• DONNA L. BAILEY
• JOHN DOUGLAS CARTER JR.
• SIDNEY JEAN ADAMS
• IN THE MILITARY
• Music teacher a tr ue hero
• Schola rships for HHS grads
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• FISHING REPORT
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
• Trinity boys third in Holiday Classic
• Comment sought on possible closure of dental clinic
• Extended holiday closure for libraries
• Tournament royalty
• ‘Trigger cuts’ may also hit services for disabled
• State rights used to trump feds
• Fooled by our new sheriff
• Problem is corrupt elections
• Reserves can pull us through
• Cartoon
• Thankful for our veterans
• Time to have a real conversation about marijuana
• Board approves transportation wish list 3-1
• Trinity County seeks state grant for East Weaver Creek levee repair
• That’s Karma
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Time to pack patrol car
• Forest project meeting
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• HRN teen poster contest
• Invasive weed removal volunteers needed
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• TPUD lowers dereg. surcharge, OKs major project purchase
• THS grad embeds with Occupy Wall Street, blogs
• River fans air concerns
• Scoping out feathery friends
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• CHRISTMAS BRIEFS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• Belles Bazaar
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CLUB BRIEFS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Writers Forum potluck and read-around meeting planned
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Holiday feel along the art trail
• GymJammers year-end performance this weekend
• EVENT BRIEFS
• Mountain Mojo to play Johnsons’ Steakhouse
• Martian Holiday
• FISHING REPORT
• Landing a whopper
• Fishing exhibit at Turtle Bay
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Lane shines in All-Star game
• Wolves capture Fall River title
• Holiday Classic Boys Basketball Tournament Schedule
• 42nd Holiday Classic
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• SIDNEY JEAN ADAMS
• JOHN DOUGLAS CARTER JR.
• CLARENCE M. ALLEN
• Hyampom Volunteer Fire Department hits 25 years of service
• IN BRIEF
• Cowboy hero returns in second novel by ‘Buffalo Bob’
• Electronics business weathers hard times to expand
• Trinity mules move to Redding for winter vacation
• Santa Paws visits the Animal Shelter
• Santa is coming to town in a CHP cr uiser
• Call to ‘Monochromatic’ artists
• Nat ive Culture fund accepting art ist grant applicat ions
• NEWS BRIEFS
• Holiday meal
• Meddling in foreign affairs
• Who is my neighbor?
• Making criminals out of us all
• Conserve water, no longer
• Inferior schools and our children
• Connector funds better spent
• Unnecessary burn ban
• Cartoon
• Trinity River restoration moratorium, review essential
• Herger testifies for land swap
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Santa visits Hayfork
• Two men charged in So. Trinity stabbing
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Big effort to clear scene of propane tanker crash
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• River restoration projects under fire
• Attacked Kettenpom couple file suit
• ‘The Nutcracker’ dances through Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center
• Copter crash families speak out; seek additional aircraft oversight
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• CHRISTMAS BAZAARS
• IN BRIEF
• Soroptimists celebrate birthday
• Inmates create Christmas cheer for local kids
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Patriots group will meet Wednesday
• Evergreen sales help to keep pool afloat
• New officers installed by GOP women
• Growing a bright future
• Consort puts on a lovely concert
• Community Christmas concert set for Tuesday
• DiMicele, Pevar at Mamma Llama on Friday
• Cruisin’ along
• Highway 299 now open west of Helena
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• IN BRIEF
• Winter seasons kick off
• Piffero-Lethbridge
• Hayfork grad continues musical education
• Hayfork Elementary School announces honors list
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• CLARENCE M. ALLEN
• RUBY GLASSBURN HATHAWAY
• BONNIE MARIE WHIPPLE
• HEDWIG ‘HEDY’ LYNN
• HAYFORK CHRISTMAS EVENTS
• Kindergarten kids enjoy a Thanksgiving feast
• Hayfork community enjoys free Thanksgiving feast
• Dental clinic may close
• Healthcare district takes the plunge on electronic health records
• Ceremony about loss and life
• Feds have limited authority
• Cartoon
• California cap and trade more revenue producer than solution
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Veterans deserve assistance
• Super 12 pooped out
• Right to keep, bear arms simple
• Oversight settled for emergency medical services
• Here comes Santa!
• WEB POLL
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Trading Post open house
• Occupy Trinity aids EDD recipients
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Flu shot clinics slated
• Soroptimists offer scholarships
• Hospital auxiliary plans bazaar
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Two county elementary schools deemed low-achieving by state
• Turkey Trot
• Maps show Trinity firmly in fire fee territory
• Forest Service details Trinity improvements
• RIVER REVOLT
• Lewiston lights way into holiday season
• Overturned truck blocking 299 near Helena
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• 4-H aids pets
• Changes afoot at wellness center
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• RODERICK SENIOR CENTER
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Checking in with the Sheriff with K-9 funds
• Cousins crafts creatively in wood studio
• New ‘Trinity’ features articles on Hayfork Balloon, 1917 Fire Engine
• Redding City Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’ at TAPAC Dec. 3
• Annual Bridge Lighting festivities set for Saturday
• Mountain Magic rings in holiday season
• Swearing in auxiliary members
• California Highway Patrol ‘thankful’ for safe drivers this Thanksgiving holiday
• Draft of Channel Rehabilitation Project released for public review
• IN BRIEF
• FISHING REPORT
• Veterans Day in Hayfork
• O'Brien comes home with two golds, one silver
• THS volleyball team spiked in second round
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• No answer for Durham
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• DANIEL ‘DAN’ WILLIAM WEIMERS
• BONNIE MARIE WHIPPLE
• GREGORY M. HIBBARD
• WILLIAM A. ‘BILL’ IVERSON
• JAMES DEAN SNYDER
• KENNETH R. DAILY
• Family workshops offered
• Ca lifornia teens eligible for social action awards
• CHRISTMAS EVENTS
• Contributions aid Hayfork Library
• The Factory is opening soon
• Youth Resource Fair give kids new experiences
• New bill changes outlook for dredging ban
• Trinity Transit expands Willow Creek-Weaverville- Redding bus service to five days a week
• We can save the Trinity Co. Fair
• Thurmans sought
• Incarceration Nation
• Tax, regulate marijuana
• A patriotic Thanksgiving
• EDD wraps us in BoA’s coils
• Cartoon
• Benefit our Trinity County communities this year, shop local
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Unemployment 16.5 percent
• Sprinklers required in new construction
• Funds awarded for fire safe work
• Students hand over Halloween candy
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Senior driving class offered
• Thanksgiving closures
• CORRECTION
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Two hurt in rollover
• Fatal fall in the Pines
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Pair in Weaverville standoff take plea agreement
• Prisoners, parolees coming at faster pace than projected
• Trinity schools in line of fire when ‘trigger’ cuts hit
• Road plan full speed ahead
• An apple pie a day...
• Wolves fall in playoffs
• Weekly stargazing Tips
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• GRASS VALLEY CREEK 4-H
• 4-H hosts Favorite Foods Day, Achievement Day 2011
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• IN BRIEF
• Reliving Lewiston history
• 23rd Bridge Lighting, Fire works Nov. 26
• Master artists on show at Main Street
• ‘Nutcracker’ preparation
• Jazz duo to perform in Hayfork
• Border Radio at Llama
• Presidential candidate makes brief swing through Trinity
• Apprentice waterfowl hunts open at Grizzly Island
• Tips for safe winter driving
• Christmas tree permits for sale
• Eleven tips for a safe fall turkey hunt
• FISHING REPORT
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Trinity volleyball girls advance
• Next stop, Durham
• Wolves cage Lions to advance in playoffs
• Woodhouse grabs fourth ultra win of year
• Hayfork Rotary helps WIC teach the dangers of shaking a baby
• The ‘Yes I Can’ campaign rides again
• Local youth Make a Difference at Lowden Park
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• HEDWIG G. LYNN
• WILLIAM A. IVERSON
• KENNETH DAILY
• OMA FAYE SCRIBNER
• Tips for cleaning rain gutters
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• A good deed for a good cause
• Trinity County joins coordinated CSFA training program
• New shelter for Junction City fire trucks
• Highway 3 workshop tonight
• Flu shots offered around county
• States’ rights been eroding for awhile
• Maps would be helpful
• Buffett has the real answers
• TPUD defers to county on broadband Internet
• Animal Control realities
• Revive more performances
• Hemp’s next opportunity
• Work to bring high-speed Internet to county well under way
• Cartoon
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Wet year, lower diversions boost lake
• Planners hear complaints about marijuana smell
• Trailer burns in Weaverville
• CORRECTIONS
• WEB POLL
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• HOLIDAY CLOSURES
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• U.S. Attorney files forfeiture actions
• Attack, other felonies land man 13 years in prison
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• District election count wrapped up
• State board OKs $150 fire fee
• Schools prep for additional cuts
• Conner Creek bridge replacement
• Trinity volleyball advances
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• RODERICK SENIOR CENTER
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Arts flourish in event downtown
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Horsing around in Lewiston
• Artists were in action all weekend
• Three weeks left to get Rotary Film Classics tickets
• 99 video performance live at N. Delights
• Eighth annual Healing Arts Fair enriches Saturday
• Halloween festivities
• Flag football results posted
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Trinity, Hayfork both fall
• SHIRLEY ANN CALLAHAN
• GARY JONES THOMAS
• Donors can help build futures
• Students market themselves to colleges
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• Nickelson-Hilburn
• Miller-Tillinghast
• NEWS BRIEFS
• New supervisorial districts approved for county
• Trinity supes to pay PERS benefits
• Filipino Dinner
• Job search group to meet monthly
• Turn over 545 people
• Health care not a right
• Pot has its side effects
• Feds have no real authority
• Marijuana legalization?
• Un-arm the good guys? No way
• Criminals seek defenseless
• Cartoon
• Something fishy on festival rules
• Gratitude for Ruth firefighters
• TRRP playing in sandbox
• Trinity Pharmacy closure
• Let reps know how you feel
• Cartoon
• Protesters just want a little more fairness in the system
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Classes name sheriff’s K-9s
• Powers of government
• Vote out TPUD incumbents
• County may apply for jail funding
• County law enforcement prepa res for rea lignment
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Man dies in ATV crash
• CORRECTIONS
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Overdue hunters found OK
• Costly fire in Poker Bar
• Hunter had heart problem
• Injured man rescued
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• 4-1 vote enacts permanent ban
• Traffic stops net marijuana; supervisors OK dispensary ban
• Election Day nears
• Trinity timber harvest down in 2010
• Bigfoot cyclists speed through Trinity
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• 139 pounds of marijuana found after CHP pulls over slow vehicle
• Long Beach man cited with 8 pounds of marijuana
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• TRINITY COUNTY 4-H
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• ART BRIEFS
• FOOD BRIEFS
• Health and fantasy at the Healing Arts Fair
• Rotary Film Classics Series nearly sold out
• Trinideli Comedy Night coming soon
• One Maple offers new blend
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Memorial dedicated
• Nugget Lane before and after
• Former resident featured in Chronicle
• Alternative country performers to perform at Mamma Llama
• Harmonic magic at Northern Delights
• Artists in Action Saturday
• Top fiddler to play TAPAC
• WEAVERVILLE HAUNTINGS
• Special pheasant hunting opportunities in DFG’s North Central region
• Black Brant hunting dates corrected
• Eel River salmon reports sought
• Matsutake mushroom harvesting permits available
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• FISHING REPORT
• WES runners finish high in cross-country finals
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
• Trinity loses to Live Oak, now 1-3 in league
• Homecoming hiccup
• Willburn-Hoskins
• Christmas tree permits on sale Nov. 1
• Cook-off serves up treats
• ROBERT WAYNE MOSEMAN
• IN THE MILITARY
• IN BRIEF
• Tea Party group to form in Trinity
• Workshop slated for Highway 3
• Teen center planned at old Bell Station
• New ma rquee insta lled at WES
• THS alumni attend Homecoming 2011
• TRRP wood informational meeting set
• Planning Commission denies SPI logging camp permit
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• Timberjacks rock Homecoming
• Consider TOT alternative
• God the reason we’re in America
• A great day in Hayfork
• Just flip burgers for awhile
• Shooters need to clean up act
• PUD can help — with new blood
• SPI just trying to make it right
• Search skills underutilized
• Cartoon
• Feds drop the hammer, adding to marijuana confusion
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Leadership change under way at Weaverville CSD
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• CHP encourages teen safety
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Burning to start on Six Rivers
• Poaching case pending
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Six vie for three PUD positions
• Friends find body of missing Fortuna hunter, dog at his side
• Hayfork royalty
• Joss House supporters spread their message
• Pumpkin party
• CMA calls for pot legalization, study
• Planners still pondering marijuana rules
• Friday night scores
• Search for missing hunter Quen called off
• It looks like a Ponzi scheme
• Dam removal junkies are eco-terrorists
• Clear trend away from Christianity
• These are our choices?
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• Indian Day: A tribal villages celebration
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Foster program meets Saturday
• Cider Day set in Hayfork
• Pumpkin Patch activities
• Gonpa fountain ceremony
• Autumn arts in full swing
• Students celebrate Homecoming week, getting busy as year progresses
• Wolves celebrate Homecoming
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• CRAIG BUTLER
• KATHY SUTTON
• TIMOTHY LYLE VANCE
• ROBERT SIVIL
• Medi-Cal ends adult dental payments
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• Hayfork alumni beats Trinity 12-0 in battle for Trinity County bragging rights
• HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
• Homecoming parade
• Homecoming schedule
• ’Jacks fall to Big Valley, prep for Homecoming
• Trinity rolls 53-14; Hayfork stumbles
• IN BRIEF
• Planning for Lewiston Bridge Lighting
• New fitness center opens in Weaverville
• Highway 3 workshop scheduled
• Artist in Action
• Less funding, fewer hours at Library
• Growing tired of excessive fees
• Good Samaritan in our midst
• Concealed weapon permits
• Ambulance may trim services
• Prescribed burning to begin
• District elections Nov. 8
• Fire safety tips offered
• 15 arrested in Hayfork
• Disgusted over religious controversies
• Firefighters take on propane
• Hunters generally responsible
• County’s festival permit rules need clarification
• Cartoon
• Marijuana laws need to come into alignment
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Vehicle vs. pedestrian incident
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Witnesses recount events surrounding fatal fall
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• THS royalty
• Initiative seeks to provide jobs, training
• Supervisors ponder district boundary shifts
• County preps for returning parolees
• Roly, poly fish heads
• Feds crack down on pot cultivation
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• IN BRIEF
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• Shasta College brings community support group to Trinity County
• Lewiston casino night
• Returned Peace Corps volunteers gather to celebrate
• TRINITY COUNTY 4-H
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Story time at the Joss House
• Our Space to show film on Picasso
• TRINITY’S LIVELY ARTS
• Deep Chatham in Lewiston
• Variety of bands to play N. Delights this weekend
• Weekend to take in fall colors at Coffee Creek
• Mandolin champion to perform at TAPAC
• Dutch Oven Cook-off, Salmon Festival Saturday
• ATF re-emphasizes no guns for pot users
• Differing tunes in Hempfest shutdown; long-running dispute over arena
• Weaver Basin Trail maintenance planned
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Alumni sponsors sought for annual basketball tournament
• Coaches set to be inducted into THS Sports Hall of Fame
• THS Sports Hall of Fame set to induct its third class
• IN BRIEF
• HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
• Trinity High School Homecoming Week Activities
• Hayfork falls for second time in past three weeks
• Lost Friday for area football teams
• IN THE MILITARY
• Shasta-Trinity National Forest lifts campfire restrictions
• IRENE RUBY PAPE
• ELIZABETH MARY DRAVES
• Creating a healthy life in Trinity County
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• KATHY SUTTON
• JOSEPH ‘VEN’ MOFFATT
• MARILYN MARIE MARCHETTI
• Trading Post to open in Hayfork
• TRRP sets wood informational seeting
• IN BRIEF
• Youth royalty enjoys Trinity trails
• IRS worker classification program starts
• Curves strives to boost fight against breast cancer
• Vote out the jerks, start over
• A missed opportunity
• End hateful diatribes
• Time is now for wise decisions
• Prohibition creates market
• Trinity Pines vulnerable to fire
• Hunting vs. target shooting
• Cartoon
• Airports provide many benefits, do not cost the county
• Workshop scheduled for Highway 3
• Salmon numbers up in South Fork
• Board mulls Hwy. 36 plan
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Closures slated for Columbus Day, Oct. 10
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Ruth rallies to recover from damaging fire
• Officers find pot, not suspect after D.C. chase
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Supes name new county CAO
• Planners back marijuana dispensary ban
• Pedreros held to answer in death
• Quilts on display
• Friday night scores
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Ruth fire fully contained
• North Fork Grange put on a great Harvest Fest
• Hayfork ‘Summer in the Park’ a great success
• Roderick Senior Center has much to offer
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• Help with Garden Project raffle appreciated
• Response to Ruth fire lauded by supervisor
• Film series benefits Waves
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• Big day for new 4-H officers
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Substitute workshop offered
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Deep Chatham performing in Lewiston
• Moose hosting Casino Night
• Dutch oven cook-off
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Festivals, music usher in fall
• Quilt Show winners
• Crazy quilts featured in museum show
• Quilts take center stage on Main Street Saturday
• Art Cruise flows through downtown
• Farewell reception for Highland manager
• Homeowner fire input sought
• Rancheria grant funds basketball clinic
• Clerk-recorder’s office slashes public office hours
• Chinook restrictions triggered in parts of Klamath
• Caltrans urges, ‘Watch for Wildlife’
• FISHING REPORT
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
• Flag Football scores
• Timberjacks victorious in league opener, 38-18
• Hayfork embarks on new win streak
• Bengtson- Loomis wed
• IRS announces volunta ry worker classifi cation progra m
• TIMOTHY H. KENNEY
• ERNEST B. RILEY
• DR. JULIANNE SHEA COLLINS
• Ryan- Austad marriage
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• Thirty complete SMART Center’s food handlers training
• Time for the HSU Family Weekend
• Firefighters Fit Points Challenge awards
• IN BRIEF
• New Food Bank opens in Lewiston; Monday distribution set
• Festival chili contest hotly competitive
• Harvest Fest armwrestling results
• Harvest Fest a hit
• Board opposes postal closures
• River cleanup nets undesired possessions
• Cartoon
• Will the USA survive?
• Why the gas differential?
• Salute firemen, law enforcement
• Make weapons permits easier
• Too bad, so sad
• Ovation for the board
• Is SPI above the law?
• Celebrating public power
• TOT funds help create tourism
• Disagrees with water stats
• A few forgotten facts
• Cartoon
• County in a deeper hole than many willing to admit
• Debate over proposed supervisorial district line changes
• Hitting the trail
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Injured dog found by river at Steiner Flat
• CORRECTIONS
• Dumps closed for Columbus Day
• Senior scam forum set for today
• Lost hunter located after four days
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Weaverville CSD approves water base rate hike
• Water dogs
• Supervisors OK $68.5 million spending plan
• Ruth fire claims four residences
• Ruth evacuation lifted; fire 65% contained
• Fire forces Ruth evacuation
• Hunter walks out OK
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• EVENT BRIEFS
• Quilt show call for entries
• Trading Post Alliance benefit for Hayfork Library
• Local quilters help out museum
• Museum hosts a special exhibit of antique quilts
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Fiddle contest comes back to town
• Weird name, but great band
• THS Tour Club hosts Carnevale fundraiser Saturday
• Chinese Moon Fest rises Saturday
• Deep Chatham at Northern Delights
• Harvest Festival
• Search for 25-year-old missing hunter called off
• Appeal fee adopted for code enforcement
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• ROGER D. GOETZ
• JIMMIE RICHARD SCRIBNER
• JEANETTE SPOTO
• MARGARET ‘VI’ BOWERS
• ALICE ELIZABETH ANDERSON SPENCE
• FISHING REPORT
• HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Trinity rallies for thrilling 29-26 win
• Bring complaints to the board
• Appreciates competitive prices
• Depreciation becomes cash outlay
• Hayfork streak ends at 25
• IN BRIEF
• Job stats
• Hawkins Bar road yard closes
• WES mulls strategy to meet mandate
• Use TOT money on tourism
• Camp supports workers, area
• Hateful snitches
• Cartoon
• If our economy is based on tourism, time to promote it
• New Trinity PUD general manager Hauser is on the job
• BBQ benefits Fair
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Senior scam forum set for Sept. 28
• Pedreros hearing confirmed
• Concealed weapons changes
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Weaverville workers honored for heroism
• Supervisors appoint new planning commissioner
• Planners ready dispensary ban recommendation
• Documents describe Kettenpom murders
• Paving way for a new bridge
• Friday night scores
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Fire closes Highway 3 at Wildwood Road
• Shasta-Trinity reports 19 fires from lightning strikes
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• Ambulance staff thankful to the community, TPUD
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• EVENT BRIEFS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Art history can pop up anywhere
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Mountain Mojo to perform at Johnsons’ Steakhouse this Saturday
• Laskey guest at ‘Field of Dreams’ fundraiser
• Blah Blah Blah to play Mamma Llama
• Bigfoot BBQ Competition to benefit county fair
• Not just fiddlin’ around
• Battle for TOT funds turns testy over cuts, barbs
• Redd counts under way on Trinity River
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Timberjacks run win streak to 25
• Trinity, Hayfork both victorious
• HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• NorCal Motomarathon to showcase best twisty roads
• Auxiliary redecorates hospital waiting room
• BIRTHS
• Medina keeps going forward
• Zenia couple wed 70 years
• TIMOTHY EDWIN MERRITT
• FREDRIC LYNN HALDERMAN
• INEZ MOODY DOCKERY
• JOHN J. MONDIEL
• CHARLES W. DAVIS
• Fundraiser slated for girl who needs lung transplant
• JC girl honored by horse assn.
• Fair champions
• EVENTS FOR FOODIES
• WOLFPACK WRAP
• Web site on Nobel trip
• Gonpa seeks funds for project
• Get ready for the ‘Eat Local Challenge’
• You say Yummy! I say tomato!
• Horse Logging
• Talk slated on protecting elderly from scams
• IN BRIEF
• DUI murder charge filed in death
• Emergency preparedness event this Sunday
• Let students enjoy summer
• Senior Center needs help
• Contextual support
• Stop wasteful spending
• TOT recipients provide county more than ‘fluff’
• Cartoon
• Renew ambulance membership
• Concern over proposed SPI logging camp in Douglas City
• State takes a bad idea and tries to make it worse
• SPI camp in Douglas City upsets neighbors
• Relay For Life
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Chip sealing on two roads
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Child molestation charges
• Indian Valley shooting
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Kettenpom couple seeks $10 million in claims against county
• School attendance reverts to downward trend
• Supes seek blood from turnip
• Horse logging
• Hayfork, Trinity win
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Kettenpom couple seeks $10 million in claim vs. county
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• Trinity Co. Fair winners announced
• Trinity County Fair cribbage results
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Bigfoot BBQ
• Benefit showing of ‘Field of Dreams’ on deck at Trinity Theatre
• EVENTS BRIEFS
• Hayfork’s wraps up Summer in the Park
• Blah Blah Blah will be rocking at Mamma Llama
• CLUB BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Mind-blowing shows during Art Cruise
• Eighth Annual Rotary Classic Film Series announced
• Tomato Extravaganza! at Trinity Nursery
• Relay For Life this weekend
• LATE-BREAKING BRIEFS
• Community grant applications available
• Matsutake mushroom harvesting season now open
• Ducks Unlimited dinner and auction this Friday
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• FISHING REPORT
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Trinity volleyball defeats Hayfork
• Derby mania strikes Hayfork
• Hayfork wins opener, 36-14
• FREDRIC L. HALDERMAN
• MARK H. GIBERSON
• JOHN J. MONDIEL
• ROBERT F. PORI
• ALICE E. SPENCE
• TIMOTHY EDWIN MERRITT
• JEAN M. BREEDEN
• ZOE HOFFECKER CHAMBERS
• HAL EUGENE GOODYEAR
• Free government subcontracting workshop
• Spiersch-Clark betrothal
• Challenge yourself to eat local
• Chesbro announces he will run for District 2 seat in 2012
• STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• County Fair draws a larger crowd this year
• River meeting
• Weaverville traffic ideas shared in workshop
• Cruising the sales
• Walking in memory of dad
• Applauds Rounds’ idea
• Libertarian vs. Tea Party
• Something reeks in Coffee Creek
• Don’t mess with our veterans!
• Questions lake statistics
• Cartoon
• County budget would shut down chambers, visitor services
• Code appeals process adopted
• Disaster grants aid hospital, sheriff
• Joss House supporters cast wide net for funds
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Teen drivers class offered
• Reverse 911 test slated
• Pot check leads to arrest
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Patriot Day celebration set for Sunday
• Marijuana raids claim another 148,000 plants in Shasta-Trinity National Forest
• Schools fare mostly well in testing
• Already, state seeks fire fee hike
• Free fishing day
• Supervisors set to tackle budget
• Onion fire in southern Siskiyou still burning
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Trinity man in standoff; injures self with fork
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• 10 ideas for making your yard sale successful and fun
• Countywide Yard Sale September 2, 3 & 4
• Presentaton on Red Tara Teaching at Gonpa
• Taste of Summer Tomato Extravaganza!
• EVENTS BRIEFS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Cal Fire fee still a bad idea, despite board’s effort
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ugly dog winner
• Allison and Victor at One Maple
• Usual Suspects to play Mamma Llama
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Roller Derby team to host exhibition bout
• Cong rats to Piazza for win
• Artistic labors
• Law enforcement agencies update status, explain plans
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Ducks Unlimited dinner Sept. 9
• River advisory group meets Sept. 12
• Sign-ups under way for co-ed flag football
• Fitness club has programs for youths
• Aquacise class offered
• Trinity High Sports Hall of Fames seeks inductees
• SPORTS SCHEDULE
• Hayfork set to defend titles, streak
• Trinity opens with win
• IN BRIEF
• MCHD bills go out Sept. 1
• Herger visits hospital
• Effects of parental drug use on children discussed
• Prison inmate release concerns are widespread
• Health, dental clinics may relocate
• KATHRYN HANGER
• ROBERT MCMORROW
• KEITH FRANCIS SMITH
• VINCE HUBBELL
• CACIA RENEE STANLEY
• Spersch -Clark betrothal
• Chip sealing project closes these local roads
• Transition support group for women starts new series
• Herger to hold Town Hall meeting at Simpson University
• Healing Arts Fair group starts planning for next month’s event
• Host families needed
• Miller-Arey betrothal
• Knight-Caceres wedding
• Exhibits, rides all part of the fair
• At the fair, it’s all about the animals
• Belles’ sale supports department
• Ruth Lake Summer Fest a success
• Neighbor West to the rescue
• A little hospital with a big heart
• Big turnout for Trek for Trash
• Summer readers a bundle of fun
• Concert help greatly appreciated
• Event to benefit Family Resource Center for county
• Common-sense solutions to stimulate employment
• Sharing a great way to relieve unemployment
• Time to lead by example
• Less politics, restore COLAs
• Thinning project is, well, stupid
• Sheriff’s budget top priority
• Veterans services trimmed, but still out there
• Cartoon
• Founders, other dieties
• Cartoon
• Wanted man caught in Hayfork
• Six Rivers Forest supervisor updates board
• Water district proposes to hike base rates
• Collective director arrested in Hayfork bust
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• 5 suspects in vandalism
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Legal maneuvering in case from standoff
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Planners recommend permanent marijuana dispensary ban
• Pioneer descendant, community leader Goodyear dead at 98
• Board OKs fire fee plan
• Plenty of fun at the fair
• Trinity opens season with 30-0 victory
• Parolee from Humboldt arrested in Hayfork
• One arrested at marijuana collective grow
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Five face charges in school vandalism
• Relay team captain thanks community, team for support
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• CLUB BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Duo adds jazz, flair in Hayfork
• Stories of triumph highlight Relay For Life Survivor Reception
• Celebrate Bigfoot Days in Willow Creek
• Area painter captures Chico art show
• Allison and Victor, plus guests, at winery for Sept. 4 show
• Back to back at One Maple
• Trinity picks up additional recovery grants from ’08 fires
• Logging projects to thin Weaverville forest
• County seeks better way to make greater use of forest biomass
• Outdoor dog photo contest ends Aug. 31
• DFG offers waterfowl hunting clinic
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Softball all-stars take to the field
• Trinity opens football season Friday
• Youth group will plan school activities
• IN BRIEF
• Free nicotine patches for smokers
• November elections for TPUD, Post Mt., Mountain Valley
• Movie night
• Trinity County awarded traffic safety grant
• FAIR BRIEFS
• Fire station named to honor Dick Hamilton
• Credit Union supplies power to TC Life Support
• No-fault Medicare ‘reform’
• Christians, the Old Testament
• Revisionist history
• Upset over WCSD rate proposals
• Calm, cool in an emergency
• Combatant vs. spending
• School starting way too early
• Cartoon
• Socialism is no path to happiness, only shared misery
• Trinity unemployment 18 percent in July
• Transportation workshops slated
• County clerk office cuts hours
• Vet services cut raises protest
• Funding roars in
• Fire damages cabin
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Campfire may be to blame
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• WEB POLL
• Report backs up husband in stabbing last year
• Pre-trial hearing set in toddler drowning
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Trinity River flows to spike for annual Hoopa Tribal ceremonies
• County Fair ready to show ‘Trinity Pride’
• Cars shine at annual car show Saturday
• Sheriff steps up pot enforcement
• Back to School for Weaverville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Five arrested in two marijuana raids
• Two events support Relay for Life
• Lending a helping paw
• Another ‘Field of Dreams’ shares Native American heritage
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Veterans breakfast fundraiser good start to your morning
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Brother-siste r team at Highland
• Trinity Trailer Trash bash draws a crowd, raises funds
• Car show on the Green Saturday
• Folk & funk
• IN BRIEF
• THS receives WASC accreditation
• Afternoon blaze in Douglas City
• GRADUATION
• Celebration of life for Vince Hubbell
• ANITA S. WEATHERMAN
• Advisory board formed for business incubator
• Marijuana dispensary question resurfaces as moratorium expires
• Planning Commissioner resigns
• IN BRIEF
• Youth football signups near end
• FISHING REPORT
• High school football players hit the field
• Bodybuilding title for O’Brien
• Drug trafficking results in crime
• Biblical, moral approach
• Cartoon
• Just a good ol’ hunting dog
• Safety concern, not problem
• Just how far right is that?
• Simple pleasures in life are often the finest
• Grand jury not growing after all
• Supes respond on grants mess
• Chesbro chairs hearing on strategies to recover state fishery
• New K- 9 recruits join Sheriff’s Department
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Start Smart class for new teen drivers is scheduled
• Personal items with body found in Rush Creek identified
• Arrests made in two Hayfork vehicle incidents
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Garden a tribute to ’08 firefighters
• Trio arrested at large-scale marijuana grow
• Going coastal
• Off to school
• Three arrested in large-scale marijuana raid
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• ART BRIEFS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Taste of Summer Tomato Tasting
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Tasty social event in Hayfork
• CLUB BRIEFS
• ‘Trailer Trash Bash’ to benefit Relay For Life; Soul Kitchen to play
• Country music to highlight Summer in the Park
• Fisher set to perform at River Rock Gardens
• Doors tribute band returning to Weaverville Saturday
• Warm evening, big crowds for Art Cruise
• Paving of Corral Bottom-Underwood Mountain Road postponed to Monday
• Nominations sought for river advisory group
• River rescue saves a life
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Recreation district signups for co-ed flag football under way
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Playing with the big balls
• New equipment for ambulance
• BPW scholarship awarded
• 80th Birthday party
• FREDERICK EDWARD LAWRENCE REEVES
• JULIE ANN STEPHENS
• IN BRIEF
• IRS warns of new scams hitting North State
• Trinity Lake • Trinity Center VFD • Trinity Center Celebration Schedule
• Trinity Center to honor retired VFD Chief Dick Hamilton
• Trinity Center Volunteer Fire Department turns 50, too
• Celebrating 50 years of Trinity Lake history
• Lake a benefit for many — but came at a cost
• Cartoon
• Compassionate community
• Redistricting failure
• Juries have final veto power
• A Christian-free founding
• Exactly 54.5 mpg by 2025 just more poor regulation
• State’s new Cal Fire fee needs to be torched
• Time to redraw supervisor districts
• County prepares for return of some prison inmates
• River project by Junction City
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Agencies team up to eradicate pot on public lands
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Work begins on Hwy. 36 fiber optic cable project
• Remains may be that of missing woman
• Reservoir serves many purposes
• Join in the Relay for Life events
• Old Wolves gather in park to make THS Alumni Day a big success
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• Bike ride pledges aid dept.
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• Commission on Aging seeks data on area seniors
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• ART BRIEFS
• Pinewood derby
• Quilt winner
• Norma-Jean to perform
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Scull and Martin to play Labor Day weekend
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• TRINITY’S LIVELY ARTS
• Traveling Bohemians bring their theater lab to TAPAC
• TCAC’s Art Cruise features continuing ‘Summer Sensations’
• Rodeo moments
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Lowden Park pool season likely to be extended
• Waves take second at NVALS
• North defeats South 28-14 in annual all-star game
• FIRE BRIEFS
• IN BRIEF
• CHARLA KAY DOYEL JOHNSON
• Anti-spending mood in Congress could threaten Secure Rural Schools funds
• JULIE A. STEPHENS
• RAYMOND J. DEMELLO
• Social media for small business workshop
• Stringtown history
• River Safety Day planned in Douglas City
• Car wash with an education
• HRN spearheads drive for shoes for kids in need
• Breeder donates two pups to Sheriff’s Department
• BBQ contest winners announced
• Forefathers were Christians
• Both parties left of center
• Hayfork taxiway extension sought
• Likes being legally married
• Going after right people
• Time to make life choices
• Cannabis prohibition a fraud
• Cartoon
• Why even have a debt ceiling when country can party on?
• Deadline nears for district election filings
• Church in the Park
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• New driver class offered
• Runaway pickup caused incident at ramp
• Bicycle rider injured
• Motorcycle crash kills Arcata man
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Big Bar, Zenia on post office ‘study list’
• Suction dredge miners facing higher hurdles from state
• Drug sting appeal advances
• Final draft maps send Trinity coastal
• Ready to tumble
• Bicyclist injured in collision
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Your Elected Representatives
• Graffiti Busters
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• Hayfork Pool Luau fundraiser
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• EVENT BRIEFS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• FAIR BRIEFS
• CLUB BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Soul Kitchen to play Show and Shine benefit Aug. 13
• Lake Fest was part tasty, jazzy
• ‘Best of county’ barbecue contest Saturday
• Mountain Mojo at Johnsons’ Saturday
• Forest Service makes recreation site improvements
• U.S. Forest Service reminds visitors to enjoy recreation safely
• Lifelong love of the forest leads to busy career and retirement
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• 34th Annual Lions All-Star Football Game set for Saturday
• Rapids go 6-1 at showcase
• Waves dominate Yreka Invitational
• Tribal Stomp filled with fun, festivities
• IN BRIEF
• DAVID W. JOHNSON
• JERRY M. ASLIN
• Local teens work with HRN to end violence
• MARY JEAN DOMINGOS
• Amazing Stomp
• Tax targets, revenue
• ‘Let me show you Scruffy’
• Resource squandered
• Measure T proves benefit
• Government waste
• It’s Fair time! Join in the fun
• Cartoon
• $1 million for street safety around WES
• Debt ceiling political games put real people at risk
• Alcohol ban mulled for Hayfork Park
• New executive director on board for river restoration program
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• IRS gives truckers extension
• One injured in incident at boat ramp
• Alleged driver charged in fatal fall
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Weaverville CSD general manager to retire
• TPUD names Redding’s Hauser new general manager
• County fair is a go this year
• Buckhorn contract awarded
• Tribal Stomp rocks JC
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• Gathering of vets
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• TRINITY COUNTY FAIR
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• EVENT BRIEFS
• ‘The Drunkard’ great medicine for melancholy
• CLUB BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Band steps up for Susie Glaze
• ‘Jungle Book’ an enjoyable Youth Theater Program romp
• Trinity Lake Fest to feature food, fun, jazz
• Tribal Stomp this weekend
• Whooping cough booster required
• New activities
• In memory of Donna
• Milestones open house
• JUSTIN WILLIAM THURLBY
• GLENN ROY COUNCILMAN
• MITCHELL G. WRIGHT
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Waves take second at Anderson
• IN BRIEF
• 2011 MOTORCROSS & BMX WINNERS FOURTH OF JULY
• IN BRIEF
• Catholic agency offers housing
• Park grant sought
• Loosey-goosey
• Grand jury recommends revamped grants department
• Make recycling worth effort
• GAC member seeks ideas
• Drop agendas, start listening
• Our nation’s true biblical roots
• 4th of July history lesson
• County on a massive power grab
• Red Cloud would fit right into marijuana debate
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Firefighters complete EMR training
• Search and Rescue help recover body of Lewiston man
• Hayfork man, 29, dies from possible fall
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Veto buoys suction dredge miners, but moratorium still in effect
• 1.4 million seedlings planted in reforestation effort
• Personal marijuana land use rules stall
• Sheriff avoids VLF loss
• Sharing Native American culture
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• EVENT BRIEFS
• CLUB BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• A free week for area music lovers
• Celebrate Native American culture Saturday
• Glaze & Hilonesome Band to play Llama Friday
• ‘Jungle Book’ swings onto stage this weekend
• CHURCH BRIEFS
• Hawkins Bar VFD announces prize winner in Fourth of July table runner drawing
• GRADUATION
• Two THS students awarded esteemed Horatio Alger State Scholarship
• MCHF scholarships/education programs
• ROBERT JOSEPH TALBOTT
• MITCHELL G. WRIGHT
• WONDA ISAACSON
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• IN BRIEF
• Case takes Fourth Demolition Derby main event honors
• Waves break records at Red Bluff
• IN BRIEF
• Tribal Stomp tunes up summer musical fun
• Garden party wine tasting
• Permission not needed
• Lowden Park pool an asset
• Conservatives feed from trough
• High-flying flag parade highlight
• Redistricting, our watersheds
• Restoration to what end, at what cost?
• Cartoon
• There has to be a more efficient solid waste system
• TPUD land swap requi res Cong ress
• Effects of 2008 wildfires prompt first interagency fire drill
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Move Over law advertised
• Mom to stand trial in girl’s death
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Grand jury finds jail lacking
• Joss House has a fan in state speaker pro tem
• Mill gets biomass grant
• Cal Fire fee likely to be challenged
• Seeking salvation for Chinese temple
• Pedreros found competent to stand trial
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Luncheon honoring dads a nice gift
• Thanks for helping with the GymJammers benefit
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Pastel artist displays wildlife and still-life artwork
• Main Street Gallery celebrates big changes
• All aboard for a fun Fourth of July
• Art movie tonight at Our Space Studio
• Youth Theater to present ‘Jungle Book Kids’ July 16-17
• Early Music Singers take stage Friday
• Fantastic Art Cruise Saturday
• Final Chamber Fest concert Thursday
• Art, Wine, Music Fest at One Maple
• High Way 3 to rock benefit
• Morris at Llama tonight
• Hayfork enjoys Summer in the Park
• Guard band at TAPAC tonight
• Ice Cream Social
• Concealed weapons permit class offered
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Demolition mayhem
• District reinstates THS girls basketball coach Mike Garcia
• IN BRIEF
• BMX riders have a splashing good time
• Trinity HOF inductees announced
• Leeper graduates with law degree
• Bearden earns honors
• LEROY ZIEGLER
• NOLA KING
• EDWARD A. KIRSCH
• Dennis Warren Hall
• Robert Allen McMorrow
• Dana L. Graham
• Bell-ringers ring in the holiday
• Trinity kids enjoy an old-fashioned Fourth of July
• Summer Day Camp
• Eggstra, Eggstra read all about giant egg
• Reception to fete new School Superintendant
• Come help young salmon
• Writer happy to come from Neanderthal stock
• Wants help to clean up town
• Give Trinideli a break
• Native Sons of the Golden West
• Drive-in movies are back for summer
• Chagdud Gonpa looking for volunteer help
• Place your bet on the melting snow
• Potts’ views too far right
• Gratitude from coach’s wife
• Foxes merely protecting pups
• Support for coach Garcia
• Cartoon
• Losing the heart and soul of a country school
• Parade embraces community
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Wheel Gulch project ramping up this week
• PUBLIC OFFICIALS
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• CORRECTION
• Cycle rider only one injured in crash
• CHP releases name of motorcycle crash victim
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Public defender contract renewed
• Editor’s Note
• 2010-11 rainfall 24 percent above historic average
• TPUD OKs $15.4 million budget
• Trinity celebrates the Fourth
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Motorcyclist injured in collision at Helena
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• Musical Pot-Pourri at Dell’Arte
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• TRINITY VETERAN
• Relay for Life events
• Hayfork senior news
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Lewiston Lions celebrate anniversary
• Pinochle club results
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Free concert by Trinity Early Music Singers & Manzanita Concort
• Summer Sensations sparkle for the July Art Cruise
• Thursday Night Strippers to display new opportunity quilt
• ‘The Radiant Child’ next Our Space film
• Main Street Gallery plans to celebrate
• Art, Wine and Music Fest set for July 9
• Children’s ID program takes place in Lowden Park
• Weaverville Fire Museum a place to visit after parade
• Class of 2001 picnic starts at 11 a.m. Saturday
• Trinity High Alumni gather Saturday
• Air Guard bands land in Weaverville July 6
• Chamber concerts wrap up festival season
• Clear Cut to play One Maple
• FOURTH OF JULY SCHEDULE
• ‘The Drunkard’ opens Friday for four-day run
• Artists encourage you to Go Outside
• Weekend festivities
• No fireworks allowed in forest
• Sky pilots
• Fishing fun at Lewiston Lake
• July 15 class offered in Trinity Center for concealed weapons permit
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Parks and Recreation plans disc golf for families
• FISHING REPORT
• Kids get caught up in Lions Club fishing fun
• Pool Schedules
• Weaverville Waves swim to a victory
• ROBERT MCALLISTER
• ROBERT MOSEMAN
• BRENDA SEAY
• SHIRLEY A. MURRAY
• RUSSELL ORRIN FRASIER
• Hayfork camp stresses the outdoors
• LEROY HERMAN ZIEGLER
• Trinity High School announces 2010/2011 honor students
• Weaver camp coming up
• Excessive TV linked with ailments
• Grant awarded to design bikeway in Lewiston
• IN BRIEF
• Fireworks donations needed
• Fired up for the Fourth
• Burn ban starts Friday
• River project to start near Junction City
• Supervisors deny request to lower dump bill
• Pilot recycling program arrives in Hayfork
• Cartoon
• Real power still belongs to local people
• County solid wa ste pla n, parcel fees need reconsideration
• Policy bad for environment
• Erosion of our liberties
• Happy birthday to U.S.
• Doesn’t like redistricting proposal
• War on the poor in Trinity County
• Wrongful accusations
• How to end the recession
• Cartoon
• Taxing wealthy a large step toward California’s fiscal solution
• Independence Day closures in Trinity
• North county had highest election turnout
• Leash law approved for Douglas City
• Trees replaced on Main Street
• Fire tests agency’s Post Mt. policy
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Crash outside Weaverville
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Fatal motorcycle crash in Southern Trinity
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Agencies investigate Junction City fires
• Fines, penalties on way for county code violators
• Mtn. Valley names new superintendent
• Supes OK $64 million preliminary budget
• Young Eagles get chance to soar
• Fatal motorcycle accident on Highway 36
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Remember to slow for the cone zone
• CLUB BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Extra notice for Highland Art Center
• Young Eagles get a second chance to spread their wings
• Gypsy Soul returns for another Weaverville gig
• Trinity Players presents ‘The Drunkard’ July 1-4
• ‘Mouse King’ story set to be told at Rigdzin Ling
• IN BRIEF
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Raising Old Glory
• Get into the swim at Lowden Park pool
• Waves win 27th annual Invitational
• DENNY FREER
• MICHAEL EUGENE STARKEY
• STEVEN DALE MILLER II
• Transportation of firewood spreads damaging pests
• LEROY ZIEGLER
• CARL WILLIAM HAALAND
• THOMAS HENRY LEGREE
• GRADUATION
• Hayfork High honor roll
• Your Elected Representatives
• Southern Trinity gets new bus
• And the winner is
• Local Firefighters get fit at Kelly’s Fitness Plus
• Korean War veterans luncheon
• Shasta College opens center for economic development
• 4TH OF JULY
• THS reunion coming up
• Unemployment drops
• Goodyear rides again
• IN BRIEF
• Parents report on their alcohol-, drug-free parties
• Change of leadership at HRN
• WAVES grateful
• The good, bad and very ugly
• Release appears to be political
• Disrespect to son, dog
• Where are the water profits?
• ‘Bonus Army’ led to slaughter
• Enumerated powers aplenty
• Cartoon
• Not perfect, but it’s way ahead of whatever’s in second place
• Plea agreements in 2009 stabbing
• Lawsuits filed in crashes on Highway 299 in Salyer
• Horsing around
• Federal rules drive county to higher bidder for project
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• CLARIFICATIONS
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Search yields meth, prescription drugs, pot
• Chopper crash report notes strong winds
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• INSIDE
• State forces choice on LEMSA
• Warriors graduate all-girl class of five
• Blazes near Junction City quickly contained
• Fires usher in summer
• Three fires in Junction City area
• Hayfork man arrested on drug charges
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Redding Rancheria Community Fund awards $11,600 to Trinity County schools
• New law requires home CO detectors
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• A Trinity County connection with Africa
• Foreclosure workshop slated
• Elder abuse awareness urged worldwide
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• HOPE quilt is a tribute, fundraiser
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Showing how it’s done
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Chamber Music Fest off to great start
• Tibetan folktales to be told June 26
• Benefit concert at Lee Fong Park
• ‘FRESH: the Movie’ plays Friday
• Rupa & April Fishes at Llama
• Singer Carlson at One Maple Winery Saturday evening
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• New acting district ranger named for lower Trinity
• Catch of the day
• Free backpack trips and day hikes to be AWE-inspired
• Hayfork Lions Club fishing derby at Ewing
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• School’s out, area pools open, for summer
• Beginning of a long ride
• A Waves weekend
• THOMAS HENRY LEGREE
• SHIRLEY A. MURRAY
• Hayfork High graduate nets scholarship
• College honors for THS graduate
• Alpen Cellars strikes gold
• Trinity official graduates from statewide institute
• Couple celebrates 55th anniversary
• IN BRIEF
• Budding ballerina
• The next American Idol?
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Forest Service to repair storm-damaged roads
• WES wagon train on the move
• Early Deadlines
• FIRE PROTECTION BRIEFS
• Firefighter drills
• Lowden Park pool party set for middle school teens
• Wolves gather in park for reunion
• Service dog guidelines
• School board adds Cloud as provisional member
• Little gymnasts show their skills
• Avoiding loss of freedom
• Congress’s narrow scope
• No truth to coaching rumor
• Give jurors a place to sit
• Surprised at honor
• Pot initiative welcomed
• Maybe it’s time we did complain about the weather
• Measure T’s greatest support closest to hospital
• Safe haven for druggie friends
• Veterans deserve dignity, respect
• Tried to accommodate
• Cartoon
• Code enforcement ordinance introduced
• Hayfork bus owner gets time to seek proper residential permits
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Fugitive caught
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Forest Service: Post Mtn. policy still in effect but changes likely
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Arcata woman dies in ATV accident
• One dead, another injured after pickup plunges 300 feet
• Pot workshop raises stink
• Redistricting may send Trinity coastal
• Wolves graduate 100
• Fatality in OHV accident
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Worth less money
• Dukes of Trinity County
• Sick, tired of government excesses
• Good, bad of Trinity County
• Join the new republic
• Pronouncing false judgment
• One dead in fatal vehicle accident
• Southern Trinity High Graduates
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• Trinity High Graduating Seniors
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Downriver volunteers serve 60
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Web conference offered on senior safety
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Healing Arts Alliance presents ‘FRESH, the movie’
• Historical Society heads to Pigeon Point for annual picnic
• Silent theater
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Fighting cancer
• More chamber music headed our way
• Discover your personal symbol, color meanings
• Artists to be in action this Saturday
• Gymnasts’ meet, performance to benefit tornado victims
• No need to fear
• Youth fishing derby planned near Burnt Ranch
• Forest Service to waive recreation fees on Saturday
• Film buffs aid swim team
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Curry named league MVP
• Lowden Park pool center of summer fun
• IN BRIEF
• Recreational softball wraps seasons
• 3rd Annual Hayfork Century ride is Saturday
• Klamath Dam removal meeting slated
• ROGER CONRAD
• LORENE JOHNSON
• GERALD MUELLER
• TOWNSEND “TOM” MELVILLE
• DENNIS ANNE ‘DENNY’ FREER
• Kler - McGrew to wed Saturday
• Ward - Hayes wedding
• Trinity County students awarded North Valley Bank scholarships
• Justin Hymas graduates from Whitworth University
• Joanne Tucker graduates from CSU Long Beach
• Youth camp offered
• HES posts honor roll
• Volunteers turn out for Peddlers’ Faire
• Healing arts alliance offers scholarship
• Curry awarded HRN scholarship
• 4-H scholarship for Weaver teen
• IN BRIEF
• The many faces of Will Durst
• Junction City teacher bound for Japan
• Earn your CSU Chico degree online
• Folks flock to Peddlers’ Faire despite ducky weather
• Wildfire plan update finished
• Alpine care facility contract renewed
• Forslunds to be parade marshals
• Defendants did no damage
• Never better time to start garden
• Taxpayer or union control?
• Congratulations to Jeangerard
• Service dogs permitted in restaurants
• Cartoon
• Unselfish remembrance
• Milestones center to move in with behavioral health
• Better care needed for our returning veterans of war
• Cedar Stock ramp closed to public
• Scout project targets cemetery
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• $1,000 reward offered in Willow Creek killing
• Beware of cougar
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Victim ID’d in fatal helicopter accident
• Two injured in crash
• CHP is investigating crash that hurt teen
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Judge orders competency hearing
• Measure T hospital tax passes
• Timberjacks graduate 22
• Measure T passing with most ballots counted
• Competency hearing set for mother accused of drowning daughter
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• SO team joins Relay
• Color Journey workshop at Highland
• Chamber music slated
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• Movie night at Our Space Gallery
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• Be an Artist in Action
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• CLUB BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• One Maple, Allison & Victor a perfect blend
• DiMicele Band ‘Lucky Dogs’ CD release show at Llama
• Peddlers’ Faire takes over Lewiston on Saturday
• Sonatrio brings chamber repertoire
• Art Cruise offers variety of spring sensations
• Political satirist Durst to invade Weaverville
• County seeks gra nt to fix Swift Creek crossi ng
• Battling bad guys, budgets
• 2 Six Rivers camps to remain closed
• FISHING REPORT
• Disc golf program for low-income youth
• Final handgun competition this weekend
• Wolfdogs win championships in three AAU tournaments
• Dive into swim season
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• ROLLER REVIVAL
• CHARLOTTE M. DAVIS
• THS graduate finishes law school
• Trinity County schools graduation dates
• Rotary scholarship awards announced
• Whiteboard presentation
• IN BRIEF
• Students dig in at campground
• Economy hurt hospital, too
• Ex-supervisors for Measure T
• Voting no on tax, again
• Urges support for hospital
• Hospital tax is forever
• Fortunate to have proper care
• Can you schedule an emergency?
• Wants proof of listing
• Measure was reviewed, vetted
• A risky bet to lose hospital
• A no vote on Measure T could last the rest of our lives
• Cartoon
• River loses its greatest champion
• Trinity River faces continuing challenges
• Good news for customers of TPUD
• Grand jury has praise for juvenile hall but cites concerns about staffing
• Gem dandy
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Summer safety workshop
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• JC man arrested in Redding
• Pedreros heads back to court today
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Hospital parcel tax vote Tuesday
• Couple seeks to place marijuana initiative on ballot
• One dead in copter crash
• Honoring the fallen on Memorial Day
• Pilot dead in Trinity County helicopter crash
• EVENT BRIEFS
• Do you want fries with that?
• IN BRIEF
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• GRASS VALLEY CREEK 4-H
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• TRINITY COUNTY 4-H
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• IN BRIEF
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Relay For Life Breakfast
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• CLUB BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Park concerts a tradition worth reviving
• ‘Cinderella Kids’ a charmer with great performances
• Artist in action
• Chamber musicians to play at TAPAC June 3
• Allison and Victor plus special guests Memorial Day weekend at One Maple Winery
• Trail day
• Rive r guide school
• WDCPRD seeks public input
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Six Rivers National Forest campgrounds slated to open
• IN BRIEF
• Whitewater rafting should be prime in Shasta Cascade
• Hayfork girls bounced from playoffs
• Two THS tracksters head to Northern Section Championships
• Riders tackle a mean downhill
• Tax assistance results
• Introduction to federal contracting class offered
• BIRTHS
• GRADUATION
• BETTY LOU ALGER BROWN EYMAN
• LILLIAN LUCAN
• DAVID “WHISKERS” RYE
• GERALD MUELLER
• LYNN ARTHUR WEBER
• Masons laud Home Health
• IN BRIEF
• Planned Parenthood returns
• Hospital staff to get sepsis training
• Markets open
• Bill to preserve Williamson Act passes Assembly
• Hyampom council to elect officers
• Six Rivers Forest has new acting deputy
• Memorial Day
• Fashion show aids J.C. Fire
• Youngsters reel in fish at Lions derby
• THS touring club headed for Europe
• Trinity PUD hires interim manager
• Honored to be in company
• What to do about gas prices
• A hearty thanks for rescue
• A waste of water, money
• Cartoon
• Our parks management
• Little chance to beat Mother Nature
• A better economic plan
• Need for a green, hemp economy
• Déjà vu all over again
• Measure T the wrong avenue
• Vote should be owners only
• Promoting the general welfare
• Next saved life could be yours
• Nearby care is critical
• Need hospital to be there
• So much care for so little
• Hospital is a life-saver
• Trinity acts for benefit of all
• Cartoon
• Measure T tax extension a necessity for home, health
• Grand jury set to grow next year
• Board split over marijuana copter costs
• Drumming for Japan
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Safety workshops offered
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Burn permits restricted
• AG touts beefed up crime-fighting tools
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• DA charges parolee, woman
• Supes want to continue split EMS coverage
• Tiny bite, big problems
• Tragic end for Sophia
• Sheriff: Mother confessed to drowning 2-year-old
• Agencies search for missing child
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Street Rodders peal out the donations
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Take your pick of many art venues
• Douglas City school kids to present ‘Cinderella’ at Performing Arts Center
• IN BRIEF
• Mamma Llama hosts RXR
• Mountain Mojo to play Johnsons’ Steakhouse
• Junction City Fire Jills host a spring fashion show
• Wille Royal at the North Fork Grange
• Taiko drummers to perform benefit for Japanese earthquake relief
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• WDCPRD seeks input on recreational ideas
• Mountain bike races on track this weekend
• Timberjacks open season with pair of 11-1 losses
• IN BRIEF
• MUSICK NOTES
• Hayfork girls begin playoff run
• League championships for many THS tracksters
• Hayfork baseball out of playoffs
• Trinity baseball bounced from playoffs
• IN THE MILITARY
• GRADUATION
• Auxiliary provides hospital with storage shed
• First Holy Communion at St. Patrick’s
• LAURIE ANN BELL-SCATENA
• JOANN WATERHOUSE
• MARY EMILY GRAHAM
• MARIA ELENA SAENZ ALVARADO
• Trinity Trust awards $11,500 for youth programs
• Precipitation-Frequency Atlas updated
• Recycling benefits fireworks fund
• Gold medals for young musician
• Safety workshops offered around Trinity County
• Milestones plans many activities for Mental Health Month
• IN BRIEF
• Search for new Trinity CAO is under way
• HES students study Hayfork Creek
• Tired of pot’s influence
• Hayfork students have aspirations
• District directors are unpaid
• Who pays the hospital tax?
• Trinity Cares committee workers may phone you
• Cartoon
• Yes on Measure T necessary for vibrant county
• DC students are winners in Stock Exchange game
• New Alps board member appointed
• Alps trustees, employees extend contracts
• DC students place in Duck Stamp Competition
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• CORRECTION
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• BLM offers firewood permits
• Woman’s disappearance still a mystery
• Weaverville woman killed in crash
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• State committees look to ax suction dredging program
• Friends of Trinity River founder Leydecker dead at 83
• Planners look at grow rules
• Joss House on state closure list
• STANDOFF ENDS
• Two in custody after evacuation
• Weaverville neighborhood evacuated on explosives fear
• Friends of Trinity River founder Leydecker dead at 83
• California State Parks Closures List
• State Parks to close Joss House SHP
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• IN BRIEF
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Willie Royal to play in Junction City
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• TRINITY COUNTY 4-H
• CLUB BRIEFS
• World-class chamber music
• Indian Valley sets camp schedules
• AW E some wilderness activities on tap
• Ferraro and Luckett seek fusion at Mamma Llama
• ‘Cinderella’ bops onto stage May 19-20
• Chesbro bill targets big game poachers
• ‘12 hours of Weaverville’ mountain bike races May 21-22
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• FISHING REPORT
• Locals place in marathon/half-marathon
• IN BRIEF
• Trinity boys split doubleheader; girls drop two
• Hayfork girls await playoff assignment
• WES plays host to the Wildcat Invitational
• IN THE MILITARY
• Degree from Chico State for THS alumni
• Local woman is now a Simpson grad
• SERVICE FOR EARLE BARRAGAR
• PATRICIA GOLDMAN
• LAURIE ANN BELL-SCATENA
• CECILE MARY GABRIAN-CODY
• IN BRIEF
• Weaver youth mentors work on projects
• Supporting county youth
• Hayfork mentor group keeps busy
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• 25 years with HRN
• Recreation district seeks input on funding request
• Fun for kids
• Districts seek to round up kindergartners
• Students will need whooping cough booster
• IN BRIEF
• Unhappy with voting rules
• Alternative to hospital?
• Trinity’s family requires hospital
• Hospital eased the strain
• Vets could keep hospital afloat
• Hospital likely to stay open
• Cartoon
• Farmers’ Revolution issues mission statement
• Cartoon
• Emergency!
• Editor’s Note
• The value of an individual
• Money flows like sand
• OK, so who is the next bogeyman?
• A sad loss for team, area
• Taiko, drive-through’s and Indiaka!
• Five bucks a gallon doen’t get us nearer energy independence
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Douglas City leash zone still under consideration
• CHP has new commander for Trinity area
• Small fire empties Courthouse
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• Fire in Weaverville displaces two
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Woman found trapped in car
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• CSAC leader: ‘Glimmer of light’ for California
• Officials suspend search for missing Lewiston woman
• River runs wet, wild
• Grand jury calls for grants audit
• Search under way for missing woman
• Missing Lewiston woman found trapped in car
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Countywide shopping fun
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• Drawing generates funds for oiled bird clean-up
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Book sale, art show at Hayfork Elementary School
• CLUB BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• ‘Pollock’ movie tonight
• Muletown rides into Weaverville
• Festival spring preview concert set for Friday
• Northstar a feast for the ears
• Open house for Trinity County Art Council’s new office
• Art Cruise celebrates spring sensations
• Sample ballots should be headed your way this week; deadline to register to vote is May 23
• Handgun competition this weekend
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• THS softball team continues struggles
• Weaverville Waves ready to dive into 2011 swim season
• Wolves take three to stay in league hunt
• FISHING REPORT
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULES
• IN BRIEF
• BRAG ON THE GRANDKIDS
• IN THE MILITARY
• GRADUATE
• JAMES SUMMERFIELD
• SAPPHIRE LAURI-SUMMERFIELD
• PATRICIA GOLDMAN
• EARLE R. BARRAGAR
• ELEANOR LOWRY DRISKELL
• TOMMY FAYE LAWVER
• BILLY JOE ‘BJ’ ROAN
• CHRISTINE LOUISE MONTGOMERY
• FRANCES DAY DAVENPORT
• THOMAS EDWARD CLARK
• Share the road for everyone’s safety
• Burn permits are now required
• Business conference for Trinity’s Future Business Leaders
• Districts seek to round up kindergartners
• Gardeners urged to aid needy
• Benefit dishes up music, food for pantry
• Trinity Hospital to celebrate hospital week
• Medical program to grow
• IN BRIEF
• Comm ission on Agi ng update
• Big birding day in Orleans
• Cartoon
• Time to revive ridesharing
• Property rights a foundation
• Individualism run rampant
• On the eve of destruction
• Gross imbalance in prosperity
• Multiple reasons to vote No on T
• Measure T pure robbery
• Weaverville power play
• Access to care essential
• Hospital a bargain at $118
• Cartoon
• Will we be better off without a hospital? Absolutely not
• Treasury to ‘retire’ paper check for new recipients of federal benefits
• Brown signs renewable energy bill
• TPUD, Redding strike deal for Lewiston Dam power
• Pilot recycling program moves forward in Hayfork
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Shasta deputies ID’d in accidental shooting
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Gunds recovering from attack
• Child, grandfather killed in crash
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Bill would provide monitoring flexibility
• Some marijuana growers may see grace period
• Is Trinity tapped out on water?
• Audit shows district still reliant on parcel tax
• Measure T will decide hospital’s future
• May Day celebrations in Junction City
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Countywide Yard Sale April 29, 30 & May 1
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• EVENT BRIEFS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CLUB BRIEFS
• Jacobs Strain delivers a powerful performance
• The Northstar Session returns to Mamma Llama
• Concert to fight hunger
• ‘Walking in Love’ fundraiser to help send piece to Washington, D.C.
• Handgun competition at Junction City Range
• Mineral show returns to North State
• Trinity River flows about ready to ramp up
• Snowmelt prompts water safety warnings
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• IN BRIEF
• Trinity tracksters post some personal bests
• Wolves split tournament games
• Caltrans holds annual memorial service for workers killed on the job
• DELILIA NEWMAN SERVICES
• FRANCES M. DAVENPORT
• LAURA HOBBS
• CHRISTINE LOUISE MONTGOMERY
• GARY ALLAN MEEKS
• RICHARD CARL MABIE
• Order roses for mom now and you could win a dozen more from Weaverville VFD
• IN BRIEF
• New firefighting hoses for Trinity Center Volunteer Fire Department
• New fire truck rolls in Lewiston
• Local Sierra Club offering camp scholarships
• Districts seek to round up kindergartners
• Sprouting green thumbs
• IN BRIEF
• Pot restrictions, complaint forms now available on county Web site
• Showtime at the Library
• Seder was fun, enjoyable
• Kissing up to wealthy elite
• Port not driving Buckhorn project
• Signs a waste
• Why shouldn’t all the county pay?
• Enough with the scare tactics
• ER critical to Trinity County
• Cartoon
• Reclamation the largest hurdle to fisheries restoration
• Every bunny had a good time at Lions egg hunt
• Hyampom Road work starts in May
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Clothesline Project on display
• Wear denim today to protest sexual assault
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Noland verdict
• Police manhunt
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Sample ballots to hit mail soon
• Spotted owl habitat ‘modeling’ up for public review
• LaMalfa: Trinity at ground zero
• Garden party
• Winter storm disaster declared, but no road funds available
• Trinity seeks more disaster relief
• Hyampom Road work starts in May
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• ‘Turn Off Your Screens and Turn On Your Life’ poster/logo contest
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Art Extravaganza held at Fairgrounds
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Auditions set for ‘Jungle Book Kids’
• Benefit breakfast for cancer patient set for April 30
• Program helps younsters stimulate right brain
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CLUB BRIEFS
• WES students put on fantastic performance of ‘Annie Jr.’
• Children’s Garden Project holds opening this week
• Garden events look to plant seeds of outdoors fun
• Twelve cases settled from fall enforcement actions
• THS track team finally gets to run
• Survey shows snowpack 134 percent of average
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Trinity boys, girls suffer rough week on the diamond
• Hayfork girls extend winning streak to eight games
• IN BRIEF
• Disc golf soaring
• BILLY JOHN TINDLE
• IN BRIEF
• EMPLOYEE HONORS
• Win a dozen roses for Mother’s Day
• Houston- Lumgair
• GARY A. MEEKS
• MICHAEL MCLENDON
• RUSSELL MONROE
• ARTHUR ERNEST ‘NICK’ BUELL
• JOHN LUTHER SHAW
• Coffee Creek restaurant rezone request OK’d
• IN BRIEF
• TPUD land-swap bill in Congress
• Week of the Young Child events feature moose and gardens
• EASTER ACTIVITIES
• Quilts for a good cause
• THS student Tiffany Lichney Awarded Prestigious Congress- Bundestag Youth Exchange Scholarship
• Search continues for superintendent
• School board meeting covers budget cuts, board vacancies
• Learning about banks
• No such thing as commercial pot
• Letter doesn’t portray horror
• Potpourri for $100
• More recycling needed locally
• Taking a child the last option
• Town needs a good cleanup
• Trinity ER saved my life
• Fortunate to have hospital
• Green power available now
• STAA driving Buckhorn project
• Cartoon
• World in desperate need of a spiritual awakening
• High flows greenlighted
• East Weaver Creek muddied by rainsoaked landslide
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• CORRECTION
• CHP offers new teen drivers a smart start
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Clothesline Project
• Join HRN for Denim Day
• Heating lamp cited as cause of Lewiston fire
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Existing medical marijuana farms may get time
• County seeks to keep at least one step ahead of disasters
• BOMB CLASS
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• New yoga classes forming in Weaverville
• Members named to BLM Resource Advisory Council
• 4th annual Wine & Cheese Gala a toast-able success
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• BLM seeks members for Northwest California Resource Advisory Council
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• IN BRIEF
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CLUB BRIEFS
• ‘Drunkard’ auditions a celebration
• Special Kards 4 Kids program back
• Benefit dinner to aid injured HHS alumna
• Jacobs-Strain brings the Delta blues to Trinity
• ‘Annie Jr.’ at TAPAC
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• IN BRIEF
• NOAA: Petition to list chinook salmon may be warranted
• IN BRIEF
• Hayfork boys split doubleheader
• Hayfork girls win fifth straight
• Indiaca fever
• THS girls hang tough with Durham
• Trinity falls to Durham
• Weaverville Planned Parenthood office closing
• Dr. McElheran to continue Hayfork visits
• EVA NADENE OSBORN
• MIKE CLOUD
• BILLY JOHN TINDLE
• CHP teen driver program April 21
• April 18 tax filing deadline approaching
• Gigantic egg may be record
• WES Jazz Band swings at Reno Jazz Festival
• Week of the Young Child events continue
• St. Patrick’s welcomes new pastor
• RELIGIOUS BRIEFS
• April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• IN BRIEF
• Teens hit Capitol with anti-tobacco message
• Editor’s Note:
• Trinity First 5 exempt from some cuts
• ‘Fool’s mission’ on pot laws
• Legalize pot
• Hospital well worth keeping
• Do not resuscitate
• Some see need for Buckhorn fix
• Grower rules within rights
• Pride returns to Trinity High
• ‘Junk science’ on Trinity flows
• Cartoon
• 433,718 good reasons to recall the Board of Supervisors
• Mad River cemetery gets supervisors’ OK
• Planning Dept. reduces counter hours
• Winter storm damage brings emergency declaration
• County ponders leash law for D.C.
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• Power outage hits Hayfork
• Funds for Japan quake victims
• CORRECTION
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Grass Valley Creek flows to spike
• Water release meetings set
• Hayfork store hit in early morning burglary
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• State prisoners may be headed back to county
• Questions sprout as growing season nears
• Mill reunion
• Planned Parenthood to close Trinity County health center
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• New hours at hospital gift shop
• ABOUT OUR SCHOOLS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Commission on Aging update
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• The sun will come out for the WES spring musical
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• FOCUS ON CLUBS
• Nuts and bolts discussion at Writers Forum
• Acquaint yourself with Republican Women’s club
• Lewiston Garden Club meeting today
• Traveling Pinochle Club results
• TAHA annual membership meeting scheduled
• Trinity Garden Club digs in
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Cool April night for Art Cruise
• Wine Gala benefits summer camp
• Coffee Creek Chili Feed heats up Saturday
• Society spotlights Headlight Mine
• Fleeting fancy
• OUTDOOR BRIEFS
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• FISHING REPORT
• Youth basketball leagues wrap up
• Tr inity takes two from Pierce
• OUTDOOR BRIEFS
• Girls split doubleheader with Pierce
• Hayfork girls split doubleheader; boys lose
• Pulling a fast one
• THS wrestlers take first, second in state
• THS alumni earns two degrees
• MARY- ELAINE MORAN
• ADDIE O’DELE HAINES KARNS
• GILES F. HORNEY JR.
• New Sunday school class offered in Lewiston
• Milestones Wellness Center planning community events
• Support our troops with helmet liners
• Special events planned at kids’ gardens
• Gardeners urged to aid hungry
• Transit meetings slated
• Spanish Spelling Bee winners
• TV-Turnoff is coming up
• When creeks run high, kayakers take plunge
• Watershed Center works for climate solutions
• Tree trouble on Main Street
• Lawn seed drive a success
• IN BRIEF
• Putt putt traffic in downtown Weaverville
• Unprepared for Buckhorn slash
• Buckhorn fix unnecessary
• Tax growers to help the county
• Reclaim rights over government
• Awaits justice in Hagerman case
• Human rights should trump property rights
• Cartoon
• ‘Sustained yield’ turned out to be nothing more than a hoax
• Roadwork
• Trinity County low in health ranking
• Grand jury reports on healthcare district
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• Slide muddies creek
• Minnesota man arrested in Pines marijuana raid
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Public input sought on draft fire protection plan
• Hayfork fire cause unclear
• Community can help family that lost home
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Supervisors seek million-dollar answer
• High spring flows prompt safety reminder
• 11,000 cfs release to Trinity River proposed
• Parents express gratitude to Kettenpom
• Drug stings under appeal
• Creek kayaking
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Contest invites kids to turn on their creativity, turn off the TV
• Student performers sought for Children’s Festival
• Pinewood Derby results
• Trinity County schools report
• Kids eat free at CCVFD Chi li feed
• Miniature golf tournament promises to be a fun scholarship fundraiser
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Get ready for the third annual Plant and Seed Exchange
• Horses and long ears group to hold spring riding event
• Enjoy a pot roast dinner at Lutheran fundraiser
• Concert pianist Deal to play Trinity Center
• Young musicians join the Art Cruise
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• FOCUS ON CLUBS
• Restoration comment period extended
• Changes at Our Space Art Studio
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Luau gets us ready for summer
• April Fools’ teen dance set for Friday
• Adventure movie plunges into TAPAC
• Haque’s Math Games will play North Fork Grange
• CRUISING INTO SPRING
• ADDIE HAINES-KARNS
• RONALD F. HOLDEN
• BIRTH
• IN THE MILITARY
• LOUIS O. MAROS
• HRN ready to help with rising cost of living
• Whooping cough shot required for students
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Youth recreation basketball leagues roll on
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Hayfork rallies for league-opening win
• Hayfork Century registration opens
• MCHD Hayfork meeting draws small group
• IN BRIEF
• Measure T campaign gains steam
• Sheriff, code enforcement
• Dredging benefits underestimated
• In defense of growers
• Cartoon
• Growers not really caregivers
• Preparing for disaster
• Budget cuts, public restrictions limit forest management
• Trinity unemployment better, but still high
• Barnett to head THS
• Economic forum touts cooperation
• County audit: Many accounting problems fixed
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Trinity Sheriff’s Auxiliary seeks volunteers
• DUI enforcement is border to border
• Buckhorn project funding allocated
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• River advocates seek higher intervention
• Murder investigation continues
• Guides express concern over river projects
• Snow rescue
• Lewiston family escapes burning home
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Your Elected Representatives
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• Wolfpack fever
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Lewiston’s first Cabin Fever Festival
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Quiet helps audience enjoy show
• Concert pianist Deal to play Trinity Center
• ARTREACH seeks additional volunteers
• Fifth annual LAPP Luau to benefit aquatic park
• ‘Walking in Love’
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Management changes at lake camps
• Shoot schedule announced for club
• FISHING REPORT
• Spring is here, but plenty of winter fun still available
• Youth basketball seasons coming to an end
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Hayfork girls tourney co-champs
• Hayfork sports awards
• Pastor Brehms called to serve a new flock in Lake County
• Community members invited to Reaching Special Populations program
• Tsunami relief efforts under way
• HELEN IRIS RUSSELL
• First Small Farm and Garden Show a success in Hayfork
• Protect your child from measles
• Trinity teams show school spirit in coastside competitions
• IN BRIEF
• ENGAGEMENT
• Students show knowledge in moot court
• IN BRIEF
• Probation dept. nominated
• Mental health seeks input
• Retiring undersheriff praised for service
• Two county employees honored
• Moratorium a necessity
• Supes appeasing vocal minority
• Neighborhood impacts felt
• Cartoon
• Proposition 215 not a blank check to write one’s own ticket
• From the coach
• THS basketball team’s great run
• Social Security chickens home
• Should boycott greedy NFL
• Property rights are absolute
• Buckhorn project a safety issue
• Cartoon
• Putting the national debt insanity in perspective
• Supervisors debate, but grants continue
• Rough roads
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• Man, 65, found guilty of sexual assault
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• CORRECTION
• Ten years later, family seeks closure
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Lightning strike likely sparked Sunday’s hours-long power outage
• Kettenpom murder victims ID’d
• TECH WIZARDS
• Supes extend marijuana moratorium
• Lightning may have sparked power outage
• Board extends 'aggregate' marijuana moratorium
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Kettenpom murder victims ID'd
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• TRINITY COUNTY 4-H
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• Roderick/Hayfork Senior Center happenings
• Adventure movie to plunge into TAPAC
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Bowling For The Cure
• FOCUS ON CLUBS
• Missed opportunity at Lee Fong Park
• ARTREACH is ‘Art on Wheels’
• Mountain Mojo at Johnsons’ Steakhouse this Saturday
• Small Farm, Garden Show to sprout Saturday
• North Fork Grange has cure for your Cabin Fever
• Gun club sets 2011 shoot schedule
• FISHING REPORT
• YOUTH SPORTS
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• THS softball goes 1-3 in tournament
• THS golf takes second in tourney
• Wolves’ playoff run comes to an end
• 100th birthday
• DALE HARWOOD LARSON
• Filing taxes from home
• LINDA JEAN SMITH
• GARY ALLEN STEWART
• County digs Arbor Day
• IN BRIEF
• Odyssey teams move on to state
• Give-aways a bad idea
• More failure in Trinity Pines
• Buckhorn travesty
• DFG just looks to ban
• Trinity team made us proud
• What’s it worth to keep gallery?
• Cartoon
• The real elephant in the large-grow marijuana room
• Alps district school start date a compromise
• THS principal to retire; vacancies on school board
• Two Trinity High teachers laid off
• Hayfork celebrates start of safety facility project
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• Millsite auctioned
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Weaverville woman seeks to aid quake/tsunami victims
• Milestones to get new board
• Mental health seeks input
• Census: Trinity population up 5.9%
• Commission mulls rules for non-conforming pot farms
• Transportation department preps for serious downsizing
• Two dead in Kettenpom slaying
• Crime dog has nose for evidence
• Double homicide in Kettenpom
• Trinity falls in state playoffs, 81-78
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Valentine’s raffle
• Blame Sally
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• FOOD FESTIVITIES
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• DC students aid shelter
• ‘Murder Point Blank’ com ing to Redbud
• TAHA clinic set for March 26
• Small Farm and Ga rden Show in Hayfork Ma rch 19
• ‘Ain’t She Sweet’ opens Ma rch 18
• Community Lenten services start tonight
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• A wet, but fulfilling cruise
• Hyampom pie auction draws federal scrutiny
• Mining, water topic of historical talk
• Young artists at gallery
• Arbor Day celebration Saturday in Hayfork
• Selkye & Kee at Llama
• Caltrans has plenty of Trinity projects in pipeline
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• FISHING REPORT
• Adventure training class slated next week
• YOUTH SPORTS
• Youth basketball leagues continue on with Jr. Pee Wee, 3 on 3 games
• IN BRIEF
• Hayfork girls fall 44-39 in semifinals
• Trinity takes section title
• Re-entry scholarship applications available
• Thiessen scholarship
• KURT GROSSER
• MICHAEL A. KING
• RICHARD W. HOWARD
• ROBERT WILLIAM MALAGDAY
• BARBARA ANN THIESSEN
• BARBARA JANET ATTERBERRY
• WES turns out for challenge
• Photo
• IN BRIEF
• Grant pays for new ambulance
• E-mail outage affected some using DCA address
• Watershed Center likely to manage incubator facility
• Volunteers work along river
• Lewiston: Stay away from heli pad
• THS’s victory one for ages
• Embracing Arbor Day
• Luau can be life-saving
• Standing the light of day
• Cartoon
• Returning forests would benefit rural economies
• Trinity weighs in on water issue
• Group launches tax campaign
• Sparks fly at Hammer-In
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• IRS announces help for struggling taxpayers
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• No Forest Service employees allowed in Post Mountain without cops
• Daylight-saving time returns Sunday
• Mobile home burns
• Citing budget crunch, Golden Age Center to close on Fridays
• ‘Middle Buckhorn’ project ready to go to bid
• Marijuana ordinance fight discussed
• Division 5 section champs
• Draft report suggests limited dredging
• Wolves take Northern Section title
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Trinity boys in title game Friday
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• IN BRIEF
• ART BRIEFS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Hometown heroes a great writing contest
• Blame Sally speeds into Weaverville for Friday show
• Art Cruise opens new exhibits Saturday
• Reischman & Jaybirds at TAPAC
• Compassionate Use Alliance to host discussion
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• North State winter fun guide available
• Youth basketball final standings
• Magic hand out first-season awards
• IN BRIEF
• Hayfork girls to face Butte Valley
• Basketball playoffs round 3 games tonight
• THS girls ousted
• BARBARA ATTERBERRY
• DONALD MARIO ALCATRAZ
• McNamee-Hubbell
• IN BRIEF
• Grants allow museum to upgrade computers
• A special birthday
• ‘Grease’ kids impressive
• Social Security just one leg
• Security for homemakers
• Government overspending
• Cartoon
• Time to exert power, take out Somali pirates
• IN BRIEF
• Hayfork clinic news
• Elk grace DC property
• Value of hospital ER stressed at meeting
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• Main Street meeting slated
• Evening fire claims Coffee Creek house
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Firefighters receive BLM grant-funded training
• State OKs Downriver grant
• E-mail crash limits contributions
• Golden Age Center faces funding shortfall
• Planners recommend extension of ‘aggregate’ marijuana grow moratorium
• Judge rules for SPI forest plans
• Playoff fever
• Basketball playoff roundup
• News from the Junction City School
• Lewiston School events
• Trinity County spelling bee champs
• KID-FRIENDLY BRIEFS
• Safer from wildfire thanks to work crew
• Scout bake sale a sweet success
• Good job Hayfork drama
• Fun for free — thank you!
• Another wonderful Hyampom evening
• Celebrating county chefs, winemaker
• What a great surprise
• Great artwork shown by local women
• Good job at medical marijuana meeting
• My heart-felt appreciation for everything
• Werewolf’s delight
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERANS
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• IN BRIEF
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Positive movement on arts front
• Watercolor workshop by renowned artist set for October
• Bluegrass boogie
• Group rallies to keep gallery alive
• Snow day
• Business Incubator sees some interest in vacated space
• Youth basketball
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Wolf wrestlers take third in Division 3 championship
• THS girls face tough road
• Hayfork boys finish season 7-16, out of playoffs
• Trinity boys grab Division 5 No. 1 seed
• Three area teams playoff-bound
• Trinity students earn degrees
• MCHD employee lauded
• Hayfork Realtor honored
• Rather manage own retirement
• Rural Funds an earmark
• Happy for protection
• There’s a reason society has rules
• Cartoon
• Three Big Valley Realtors receive recognition
• FRANCES MAE GRIGSBY
• THS honor roll announced
• The chilling aftermath of pointless vandalism
• Schools spread the word — tax extensions are critical
• Board moves forward with CAO recruitment
• Over the top?
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• WEB POLL
• More complaints prompt another Pines inspection
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Fall run provides numbers to escape ‘rebuilding’ cycle
• Lake, salmon numbers moving in positive direction
• Board sweats budget
• NEWS BRIEFS
• BIRD DOGS
• Basketball playoffs begin this week
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• ART BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• ‘Grease’ sells out TAPAC
• Veterans Breakfast Saturday morning
• A culmination of influences spurs singer-songwriter Velan
• Bellboys bring touch of Americana
• Prowlers set to invade Grange
• MVUSD trustees want Brown’s tax plan on June ballot
• Youth basketball standings reported
• Fly guys
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• IN BRIEF
• Hayfork boys rally for victory
• Hayfork girls getting ready for playoffs
• THS girls drop pair
• THS boys hike league mark to 9-0
• MARGARET E. JEPSEN
• Pride of the Lions
• BIRTHS
• Summer in the Park plans in the works
• Herger seeks to repeal tax provision
• Saying thanks to local firefighters
• Joss House future up in air as State Parks seeks to slash budget
• IN BRIEF
• Sad day in Hayfork as manufacturer pulls out
• By reason or by force
• Picking out a new love
• Supervisors caused problem
• People’s right to land use
• Can’t have it both ways
• Land of, for the people
• Cartoon
• Child development funding again faces budget ax
• County mid-year budget looks OK
• Planners discuss Coffee Creek, So. Trinity projects
• Valentine royalty
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Camp fundraiser scheduled
• WEB POLL
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• IN BRIEF
• More meetings scheduled for healthcare district
• Two residence fires under investigation
• Tentative victory
• County fairgrounds may face steep budget cuts
• Marijuana workshop turns testy
• Lions usher in the Year of the Rabbit
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Watercolor play day planned
• Trinity Trust announces mini-grant program
• VALENTINE BRIEFS
• The Bee Eaters perform in Weaverville
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Bee Eaters fill the house at TAPAC
• Celebrate Chinese New Year with a little dance
• Stone Foxes ready to rock Weaverville
• ‘Grease’ still the word
• Some guilty pleas in Pines cases
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• Free tax preparation available
• Foreclosure workshop scheduled
• New program promotes ‘Assets For Independence’
• New provider for the Trinity Community Health Clinic
• Colorful art at the point of a needle
• IN BRIEF
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• IN BRIEF
• Hayfork boys win one, lose one
• Youth basketball standings
• Youth basketball sign-ups
• THS girls split games
• FISHING REPORT
• Wolves win two, keep perfect league record
• Hayfork girls regain tie for league lead
• PG&E urges awareness of carbon monoxide dangers
• Soroptimists induct six new members
• GERALDINE REED
• KERMIT STUART ‘KENNY’ SIMMONS
• PATRICIA MOTTERN
• ELEANOR JANETTE GRINER
• CHRISTINE GIBBS
• IN BRIEF
• It's time to reduce fuels
• Six Rivers plans open house
• River project planned near J. C.
• Oil fuels the economy
• The fed’s massive land-grab
• Obligations to humanity
• A respite from all the madness
• Moratorium a good move; enforcement essential
• Solid waste fee charges approved
• Food for thought
• MCHD reports improved finances
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• Start Smart driving program offered for new drivers
• Fire destroys Hayfork dwelling
• Mad River man charged in assault
• Joss House faces uncertain fate as state parks trims budget
• County weighs in on water transfers
• Below the Weaver levee? You may pay
• Upcoming marijuana meetings set for Feb. 10, 24
• Supervisors OK ‘aggregate’ grow moratorium
• CORRECTION
• WEB POLL
• Mill embarks on new era
• Crash at Highways 3-299 intersection near bridge
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Board approves aggregate marijuana farm moratorium
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• New program offers sex offender alerts
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Docent of the Month
• KIXE Sweetheart Auction Thursday
• Writers Forum in Redding
• Lion dancers to perform at Joss House Feb. 12
• IN BRIEF
• Moon and Dorothy Lee topic of Historical Society meeting
• Winning cheers
• Writers’ Web site encourages flash fiction
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Chinese New Year Celebration Saturday
• Eclectic mix of displays for monthly Art Cruise
• ‘Grease’ set to rock Hayfork
• FISHING REPORT
• Boys now 4-13 on year
• Hayfork girls suffer first league loss; boys drop two games
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Trinity girls drop pair of close games
• THS boys stay undefeated in league
• Hospital recognizes employee of the month
• Masonic Lodge hosts cancer awareness dinner program
• BRAG ON THE GRANDKIDS
• Perry-Comer
• RON KIRKMAN
• ELEANOR GRINER
• BERYL CLAUDIA FOLEY
• RICHARD ALLEN JUNGWIRTH
• KERMIT STUART “Kenny” SIMMONS
• IN BRIEF
• Douglas City geography bee
• Douglas City spelling bee
• Why a minimum wage?
• Property rights hornets nest
• Golden age of rebels over
• NORML favors license model
• Cartoon
• Don’t punish the just for the deeds of the unjust
• Concerns about sewer trigger Lewiston warning
• Schools superintendent continues battle for rural counties funding
• Cuteness conquers crustacean
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• WEB POLL
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• LaMalfa’s committee assignments announced
• Fire Safe burn piles
• Blaze destroys home
• Bike collides with CHP vehicle
• Code enforcement officer on the job
• Blaze claims man’s life in Ruth
• State budget proposal may limit libraries
• OK, so what’s the story?
• Pot moratorium before supes
• Fire claims life of Ruth man
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Warm, toasty in Hayfork
• Soup and a Sack thanks
• Retirement party well-done
• Supporting the community
• Thanks to co-workers
• Reports from schools around Trinity County
• Children’s fitness program opens
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Grease is the word in Hayfork
• Return of the Bee Eaters
• Rotary Club to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit
• Local artist featured in Redding show
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Bee Eaters likely to give championship performance
• Hayfork Rotary Crab Feed Saturday
• Tibetan folktales featured in afternoon of storytelling
• Mountain Mojo at Johnsons’ Steakhouse Saturday
• Lovely Band back at Llama
• Whooping cough on rise; health services advises shots
• FISHING REPORT
• Hayfork boys drop two
• IN BRIEF
• Hayfork girls net two more victories
• Trinity girls fall to 1-2 in league
• THS boys now 16-2
• BIRTH
• Youth basketball standings
• ELMER R. STEWART
• ALTA GENEVIEVE ‘JENNY’ ROBERTS
• LILAS E. ADAMSON
• IN BRIEF
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• Milestones seeks homeless for interviews
• Litter and lunch
• Democracy or mobocracy?
• Trampling on precepts
• Ownership vs. neighborliness
• Simply steward of the land
• Cartoon
• Organizing to create peace between growers, neighbors
• Cannabis growers a vital part of Trinity County
• Trinity sets grim jobs record
• Welfare department can replace two workers
• Remembering fallen firefighter
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Meeting on fire dept.
• WEB POLL
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Willow Creek lauded as firewise community
• Man stabbed with scissors
• THS’s Ferguson touted as one of region’s top teachers
• Supes ponder CAO possibilities
• ’08 fire recovery funds OK’d
• Soup & a Sack
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• ART BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• TAPAC has audience for classical music
• Chinese New Year Celebration nears
• World-renown Bee Eaters will play Trinity twice
• ‘Grease’ is the word at Hayfork High
• Art movie series starts tonight
• Hayfork Rotary Annual Crab Feed set for Jan. 29
• Warming up for Soup and a Sack
• Leydecker recognized for longtime Trinity River efforts
• Hunters safety class offered
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Youth Basketball League results
• FISHING REPORT
• THS girls win league opener
• Hayfork boys go 1-2 in league
• IN BRIEF
• Lady ’Jacks run league record to 3-0
• THS boys run record to 14-2
• Three place in Redding marathon
• Team provides in-home care
• Whooping cough vaccine requirements
• Medicare counselors needed
• THOMAS E. BAUSER
• LILAS E. ADAMSON
• LESLIE MILTON MARVEL
• DAN WAYNE THOMPSON
• IN BRIEF
• AGRICULTURE BRIEFS
• Health foundation news
• Realtors elect officers
• Cartoon
• Golden Age status at issue
• Worries about hospital fee
• A new Republic forming
• Leave pitchforks at home during marijuana discussions
• Skilled nursing staff wonderful
• Political hay from tragedy
• Cartoon
• Appreciates artistic talents
• Property rights disappearing
• The sleeping majority, pot
• Day of reckoning
• Mother Nature may slide again
• Planned Parenthood clinic finds itself on life support
• Crab feed
• Schools spared in proposal, but picture could darken
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Steers make a break for it
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Weaverville Fire meeting
• Firewood permits
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Helicopter owner rips investigation
• State budget proposals likely to impact county
• Moratorium sought on pot collectives
• RAISING SALMON
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• Curves adds Zumba to shake up circuit
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• A somewhat different look at books
• Tickets on sale for 26th annual Chinese New Year Celebration
• ‘The Mona Lisa Factor’ opens art house movie series
• A somewhat different look at books
• Veterans Breakfast slated for Saturday
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• Howser’s Weaverville ‘Road Trip’ to air Sunday
• Classical music at TAPAC
• Breaking rock
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• FISHING REPORT
• Hayfork girls take consolation
• THS girls victorious
• Trinity boys 2nd in tourney
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• Computer donations sought by Tri-County Independent Living
• Foreclosure workshop
• PHILLIP B. HOLLENBACH
• LEROY LOVELADY
• RALPH ‘SIDNEY’ WEST
• Caltrans small business workshop
• Tax deadline extended to April 18
• Hospital hosts students
• Organic producer class
• Hayfork High grads can try for scholarship
• Breast cancer screening funding is back
• Teen ‘Prevention Squad’ surveys THS
• Elected Representatives
• Six WES students to perform in Chico
• Trinity Masons install officers
• IN BRIEF
• Hoopa to get Trinity hydro power
• Trouble in Shangri-La
• Cartoon
• Why bash the rich and ultimately punish the poor?
• Downriver VFD offers thanks
• Broker advises buyers of pot
• Keep butts to yourself
• Get past birth issue
• Bigots, bullies trigger shooting
• Grower seeks Prop. 215 detente
• Cartoon
• Pets deserve your trusted care, loving attention
• Morris is board chair
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Downriver fire facility funding sought
• Fees adopted for drug, alcohol aid
• Concerns about state budget put hitch in welfare dept. hiring
• MLK Day holiday closures
• WEB POLL
• Willow Creek recognized as a Firewise community
• Criminal conviction haunting you?
• Parolee captured in manhunt
• County likely on hook for money spent if East Connector axed
• NTSB, FAA ponder safety improvements
• Murder charges dropped
• Fire in the hole
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Charges dropped in murder case
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• Local Realtors, helping you when selling or buying a home
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• New class to be offered at Gonpa
• Health and wellness class offered in Hyampom
• Chinese New Year Celebration
• Writers Forum targets niche publications
• Local author at the Highland
• An evening of classical music at Trinity Alps Performing Art Center
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Efforts of many contributed to Christmas meal
• Plenty of fun arts, entertainment on tap for 2011
• BROTHER brings bagpipes, didgeridoos, tribal trance rhythms
• Movin’ & cruisin’
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• FISHING REPORT
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Lady Timberjacks finish third at Classic
• ELVIE AZALEE THAYER
• JAMES EDWARD COLLINS
• Skilled nursing facility scores a four-star rating
• ROSEMARY ANNE FINCH
• ENGAGEMENT
• Six Rivers forest to hold job fair for temps
• IN BRIEF
• Meetings slated on water transfers
• Special ed committee seeks members
• Behavioral health plan shared
• Deadline reminder
• Stripping civil rights
• Restoring tranquility
• Forget about your burn pile!
• Problems are obvious
• Broken promises
• Cartoon
• We will always need some safety nets for truly needy
• Gun questions answered
• New business will be sought for incubator
• Restrictions on residential medical pot grows mulled
• New officials take the oath
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• WEB POLL
• It’s not too late for a flu vaccination
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• New traffic laws
• Post Mtn. VFD up, running
• AmeriCorps members on plastic patrol
• 2010 in review
• Traffic Watch
• SCOREBOARD
• Smith takes second in tourney
• Girls pick up second win
• Wolves go 2-1 in Ft. Bragg tourney
• Family tradition
• ‘Presence’ from the heart
• SCHOOL REPORTS
• LETTERS TO SANTA
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Takes story to task
• Seniors need some safety net
• Junk elections altogether
• Trinity residents still suffering
• No excuses for Santa snub
• Cartoon
• GEORGE E. BITLER
• WILLIAM BARRY FOSTER
• KATY MAE REICH
• Those affected by late tax breaks can file in mid- to late February
• County recognizes its departing employees
• Aristotle’s gypsy
• Heroism rewarded
• IN BRIEF
• McNeils are retiring after 43 years in local enterprises
• Local MP deploys overseas
• Grange starts new year with new entrance
• County supports Chesbro’s VLF bills to fund law enforcement
• Class preps workers for floods
• Reshaping Lime Point
• Sheriff's Report
• Looking for a Home
• WEB POLL
• Holiday closures
• Important winter fire safety tips
• DMV announces new laws for 2011
• Tops’ 50th anniversary brings accolades to Ryan family
• Longtime volunteer, baker Lucille Varney passes away at 96
• Road plan calls for slower growth
• Tranquility lost
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• Coast Central earns top rating
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Salmon giveaway
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Don’t forget Tdap shots
• ACTIVITIES
• Mountain of pillows
• Friday night events ring in new year
• Service by candlelight
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Community Calendar
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• Reflecting on the arts in 2010
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• THS wrestlers off to rough start in tourney matches
• SCOREBOARD
• Hayfork girls defeat Trinity
• Trinity beats Hayfork , 70-44
• SANTA LETTERS
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• FISHING REPORT
• Great place to break down
• Thanks for election help
• Plea for common sense
• God’s ‘presence’ best Christmas gift
• Cartoon
• Better to allow lake to recover
• It’s a spending problem
• The 3/50 Project seeks to support local businesses
• Debate continues over marijuana growing codes
• Kudos to those boosting county economy
• KATY REICH
• OPAL M. CASTRO
• Jefferson State Forest Products closing shop in Hayfork
• ‘There Ought Not To Be A Law’ contest
• Simmons-Woodman
• Warm toes and a happy heart
• Lucky winner receives kitty quilt
• Soroptimist gift bags for seniors
• IN BRIEF
• Early release days slated in Alps district
• Trinity November unemployment up
• Vacancy on Hyampom board
• Tattoo parlor obstacle removed
• Golden handshake deals offered
• Moose gift giveway
• Sheriff's Report
• WEB POLL
• Holiday schedules
• Looking for a Home
• Winter driving tips
• CHP to be out in force
• Two slides on 299
• Limited diversions boost lake level
• ‘Shop local’ campaign promotes benefits
• Hayfork gets OK to replace station
• MCHD seeks hospital tax extension
• Mill nears re-opening
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• HAYFORK 4-H
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Gallery issues call for artists’ favorites
• Soup’s on at this delicious fundraiser
• HOLIDAY BRIEFS
• Houses throughout county light up night sky
• Calendar of Events
• Community Calendar
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• Holiday music fills the air
• Slide slows Highway 299 traffic downriver
• Storms set to pound North State
• Holiday Classic scores
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• SCOREBOARD
• THS girls fall in Central Valley Tournament
• Trinity takes Holiday Classic title
• Perfect attendance for these THS students
• Trinity Hospital nurses just great
• Thanks to Thanksgiving donors
• A better spirit of Christmas
• FISHING REPORT
• Won’t give up Constitution
• Incentive necessary, education the key
• Cartoon
• A shelter dog’s poem (Christmas at the Animal Shelter)
• RUSSELL BRINEY RILEY
• Ryan-Austad
• Police academy graduate
• Stewarts celebrate 70 years together
• IN BRIEF
• MCHD meeting
• Trinity population inches upwardIRS
• IRS expands Twitter use
• Grants deficit meeting slated
• Forslund praised; last day is today
• Gingerbread house
• Sheriff's Report
• WEB POLL
• Herger’s marijuana resolution passes
• Looking for a Home
• Forest team earns regional honor award
• Bear Creek bridge closed
• Missing woman’s remains found
• Mill ribbon-cutting set for Dec. 20 Holiday
• TPUD may possibly help county with resources position
• Road warriors
• Board OKs code enforcement officer position
• A Winter Concert
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• SOUTHERN TRINITY 4-H
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• A SENIOR'S VIEW
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• IN BRIEF
• Lewiston’s Festival of Light
• Historical Society yearbook published
• HOLIDAY BRIEFS
• Don Hall Band to play Northern Delights
• Some Mojo at Johnsons’
• Beach party
• Calendar of Events
• Community Calendar
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• ART BRIEFS
• A glimpse of Christmases past
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Wildcats 2nd in tourney
• Flag football action
• HOLIDAY CLASSIC SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
• 41st Annual Holiday Classic tips off Thursday
• SCOREBOARD
• Trinity girls basketball teams both 1-2 in opening tournament
• Trinity wrestlers place fifth
• THS wins third straight Block F tourney
• FISHING REPORT
• Glow from bridge lighting lingers
• Glass can be half-full
• Magical concert coming to Trinity
• Determining our well-being
• Hospital CEO rallies troops
• Cartoon
• MELBA J. BARZEE
• DOROTHY A. HATFIELD
• ROBERTA LEA COULTER SMITH
• Golden Age Center meeting its financial obligations
• GERALD E. REED
• RUSSELL B. RILEY
• LARRY DON WYRICK
• ENGAGEMENT
• Edible art
• IN BRIEF
• Friends of Trinity River draws to a close
• LaMalfa sworn in to state Senate
• Trinity River group meets Tuesday
• Tree lighting signals happy holidays in Hayfork
• Efforts under way to keep funding for schools, roads
• Sheriff's Report
• CORRECTION
• WEB POLL
• Santa will be at the CHP on Dec. 15
• Looking for a Home
• Flu shots for everyone
• Witness: Man was sneaking around residence
• Santa Paws
• County questions wilderness fire strategy
• Commission seeks marijuana answers
• NTSB: Multiple failures in crash
• COHO RISING
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• A SENIOR'S VIEW
• DOUGLAS CITY THE DIGGINS
• Wreath and swag fundraiser will benefit Lowden pool project
• CHRISTMAS BRIEFS
• Church to celebrate 60th anniversary
• Hawkins Bar VFD picks winner in quilt raffle
• Fundraiser aims to pay off parish hall
• Fire Belles Christmas bazaar
• Lewiston Sparkies elect new officers
• Enchanting afternoon at ‘The Nutcracker’
• Talk highlights Trinity County schools of yesteryear
• Northstar finds its way to Mamma Llama
• Victorian Christmas with John Doan comes to Trinity
• Calendar of Events
• Community Calendar
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• TRINITY’S LIVELY ARTS
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• IN BRIEF
• Winter sports begin seasons this week
• Repeat champs
• AWOS working, another planned
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• FISHING REPORT
• Festivities a success
• I want to wash your windows
• Professional response
• Catch up with mortgage
• Time to vote out reigning parties
• Cartoon
• Small price to pay for needed hospital services
• MELVIN BURTIS
• W. BAXTER VESTAL
• GEORGE L. McMASTER
• HELEN LOOMIS
• BARBARA JEAN HUMMEL
• ROBERT LANE BORIE
• Tdap vaccine being urged
• Children’s wishes
• BIRTH
• Thanksgiving feast served in Hayfork
• Unemployment hSupes board ere stays high
• Supes on waste board
• IN BRIEF
• Good turnout for Turkey Trot helps cross-country
• Board may offer ‘golden handshake’ to road department employees
• North State seeks more clout on transportation
• Aglow with Christmas spirit
• Sheriff's Report
• WEB POLL
• Class offered at Milestone Wellness Center
• Looking for a Home
• Tri-County Independent Living will host a holiday open house
• Missing Redding girl, uncle sought by police
• Grant funding for disaster preparedness
• Repeat champions
• Budget likely to be biggest challenge, according to Sheriff-elect Haney
• Murder charges in death of D.C. man
• Lighting the way into the holiday season
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• MONITOR THE NEWS BACK THEN
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR THE
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• HOLIDAY BRIEFS
• Winter wishes
• ‘The Road to Bethlehem’
• ‘Nutcracker’ takes stage Saturday afternoon
• Randall & The Deadmen rock Americana
• Cruisin’ for art
• CALENDAR
• Community Calendar
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• TRINITY’S LIVELY ARTS
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Hayfork repeats as section champion
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• THS girls lose in second round
• Durham bounces Trinity in semifinals, 35-7
• Hayfork in championship
• ACTIVITIES
• SCHOOL NOTES
• THS students take part in forestry challenge
• Old Trinity schools photos needed
• Hayfork boys returning home
• What we are thankful for
• FISHING REPORT
• STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Association’s seed thanks
• Child Support raffle a success
• What would they cut?
• Prop. 19 postmortem
• Hospital staff professional
• Cartoon
• Being thankful in even the most painful of times
• BARBARA JEAN HUMMEL
• WARD A. MARKS
• MICHAEL WAYNE PREVOST
• AMY DANIELSEN
• MICHEAL EUGENE STARKEY
• HILMA HARRIS
• ALICE MARGARET ACKERLY
• Freeman honored
• IN THE MILITARY
• HOLIDAY BRIEFS
• Season’s first snowman
• IN BRIEF
• Holiday worship services slated
• Vaccine urged for those in contact with infants
• Grants help replace polluting buses
• Planning Commission mulls tents, RVs while citizens push for direct approach to pot
• New crosswalk planned
• Nursery gets use permit
• Church holds food drive
• Sheriff's Report
• Hyampom Road retaining wall project delayed
• Looking for a Home
• WEB POLL
• CHP issues winter driving tips
• Accident victim airlifted
• Pole replacement
• Planners to hold extra marijuana meetings
• 15 charged in Pines code sweep
• Building a better Grange
• Grants allow sheriff to add deputies
• Prop. 19 lost in 21 of 24 precincts
• IRS seeks to return $164.6 million in undelivered checks to taxpayers
• TRINITY COUNTY 4-H
• SOUTHERN TRINITY 4-H
• Employment success in Weaverville
• Flag football playoffs Dec. 4 at Trinity High School
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• A whole lot of workouts
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• Masons donate dictionaries
• Performing Art Center hosts ‘The Nutcracker’
• 2010-11 Rotary Classic Film Festival almost sold out
• Sweet art project for children
• Two Trinity quilts to be raffled for separate charities
• Republican Women installed
• Ukrainian musicians coming back to Weaverville
• Jake Jackson Museum offers displays, raffle
• Mountain Magic opens Christmas season
• Bridge Lighting Saturday
• Calendar of Events
• Community Calendar
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• TRINITY’S LIVELY ARTS
• Hosking concert canceled due to weather
• Highway 3 at Scott Mountain closed due to snow
• Hayfork to play for Section title
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Cold, snow headed our way over next five days
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• THS volleyball team in second round after sweep
• THS cross-country squad runs in championships
• Hayfork advances on forfeit
• Wolfpack rushes into round 2
• Meeting slated on PG&E environmental report
• Public comment extended on spotted owl plan
• FISHING REPORT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Trek thanks
• Go after the deadbeats first
• Restore the Constitution
• Sheriff-elect offers thanks
• Thieves are among us
• Cartoon
• Employment in the free market, voters’ responsibilities
• WILLIAM B. BROOKS
• HILMA HARRIS
• HELEN VIRGINIA SILVERS
• GABRIEL JOHN EHLERDING
• JAMES KNIGHT
• Celtic Society seeks new Trinity members
• Teachers attend ag event
• IN BRIEF
• Ministry quilt raffle for community projects
• Hearts quilt on display at shop
• Hayfork Rotarians donate dictionaries to class
• Supervisors seek expert help as water issues mount
• No new insect pests
• Title III funding grants awarded
• Can-do attitude for food drive
• WEB POLL
• Sheriff's Report
• Looking for a Home
• New fire chief announced on the Six Rivers National Forest
• Comments sought on proposed forest thinning project
• Salyer man in critical condition after crash
• Untitled
• Burnt Ranch fitness honored
• County audit reveals missing guns, vehicles
• Survey favorable for tax extension
• County CAO to retire
• Mill resurrection
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• Let there be light in Lewiston
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Events Briefs
• Community holiday worship services slated
• ‘A Victorian Christmas with John Doan’ comes to TAPAC
• Veterans cook up breakfast Saturday
• Food drive in full gear Friday
• Hosking, Cousin Jack at Llama
• Calendar of Events
• Community Calendar
• Magic in air as holidays near
• Trinity wins football playoff opener, 50-6
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• THS places 11 runners in cross-country championship
• Wolves seeded No. 3 in Division 3
• Galleries overflowing with talent
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• WEB POLL
• Some campaigning still necessary
• Trinity, Hayfork playoff-bound
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Cartoon
• Matsutake mushroom permits available
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Looking for a Home
• MARK S. WEATHERBEE
• DFG to hold volunteer academies
• IN BRIEF
• Veterans Day holiday closures
• HELEN SILVERS
• FISHING REPORT
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Defensible space help for seniors, handicapped, and low-income residents
• GABRIEL EHLERDING
• Pleads for gnomes’ return
• Museum hours
• Candy by the pound
• Vets Hall rejected as commercial kitchen site
• More pet food needed
• Hyampom project to be featured in history program
• New whiteboard technology allows students to go interactive
• Nov. 2 Election Results
• Great move to Trinity
• Event Briefs
• County seeks to deal with grants mess
• Grandparent group meets next week
• Hospital billing improvements
• THS volleyball advances after 3-0 win over Quincy
• Clampers gather for building dedication
• Restoring wetlands
• Scholar awards for 18 THS students
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Veterans Day observance in Igo
• Pot dispensary moratorium extended
• Mental health advocate lauded
• Patients need to be seen occasionally
• Second-place tourney finish
• Trinity County Fair to be featured on PBS
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• Biker club stops in Kettenpom
• THS-Esparto matchup a first
• THS basketball tourney seeks sponsors, hosts
• Highland issues Christmas show call to artists
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• IN BRIEF
• Rev up charter program
• SCOREBOARD
• Folksy, feisty redhead Armstrong to play Mamma Llama
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• New commission member replaces Jungwirth
• Kudos to Ford family’s efforts
• THS volleyball team begins playoffs
• Mountain Mojo to play at Johnsons’ Friday
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• $20 million financing funds TPUD projects, pays off old debt
• Another nod to SPI program
• Wendy’s High School Heisman recognizes Jeangerard
• Community Calendar
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• West Weaverville gateway now greets motorists
• Eating vs. paying fees
• MUSICK NOTES
• Calendar of Events
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Sheriff's Report
• A need for more sheriff’s personnel
• Teams head to playoffs
• Highway 299 traffic woes Friday
• S.F. produces another winner in Newsom
• Another term for Chesbro in state Assembly
• LaMalfa rolls to win in state Senate race
• Herger fends off Reed
• Boxer wins another term in U.S. Senate
• Brown defeats Whitman for return to governor’s seat
• Election results
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Prop. 19 marijuana measure loses
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• MILITARY BRIEFS
• Codes easily trumped by laws
• IN BRIEF
• Junction City Monitor
• Clamper dedication Saturday
• No sense in trying to fool Mother Nature
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Hayfork Valley Views
• grants department axed; 2 employees laid off
• Cartoon
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN JUNCTION
• Halloween happenings
• Math is undeniable; there’s a cost in water releases
• Trinity Alumni Sports Hall of Fame event
• EVENT BRIEFS
• Man struck in roadway
• MICHAEL HAIGHT
• THS kids scoring in volleyball and soccer
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Sheriff's Report
• State parks measure goes down to defeat
• Trinity-Hayfork Alumni Game brings out the old war horses
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• P.O. box snag impacts Ruth voters
• Hayfork Timberjacks grind up Greenville, 42-6
• ‘Nutcracker’ nears
• Looking for a Home
• Awaiting election results
• FISHING REPORT
• Bridge Lighting will honor late longtime Santa
• Christmas tree permits are on sale now
• S.F. producing another winner in Newsom
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Houston Jones returns to play Mamma Llama
• Mobile home, pot destroyed in blaze
• Looking like another term for Chesbro
• Black bear wreaking havoc
• Cruisin’ for art
• Healthcare district back in black; continues outlying meetings
• LaMalfa in early lead over Democrat Gill
• Right to seize funds for child support
• Events Calendar
• Teacher honored for volunteerism, dedication
• Herger fending off Reed
• ‘Win-win’ road project
• Community Calendar
• Prop. 19 marijuana measure losing
• Boxer, Fiorina tied
• Waste in tax mailings
• Setting a good example
• Haney wins sheriff’s race
• Brown leading Whitman for governor’s seat
• Tests bump up meds cost
• IN THE MILITARY
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• IN BRIEF STRICTLY
• Setting a good example Advertiser Dates to Run Forrest Funeral Home TFC
• Enjoyable homecoming
• BRIEFS
• Healing arts
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• IN THE MILITARY BRIEFS
• Sidewalk won’t slow traffic
• County grants department axed; 2 employees laid off
• TRINITY’S LIVELY ARTS
• Houseboat fee jumps
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• WEB POLL
• Cartoon
• No arrogance in candidate
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Trinity Lutheran Church to celebrate 25 years
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• After election, time to come together for Trinity County
• Cox right man for job
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Lewiston rallies to rescue annual bridge lighting
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Looking for a Home
• Homecoming floats parade downtown, at game
• Cox eager, industrious
• Blustery bike ride
• Santos, Rebel Tree to bring the funk
• Heed these tips for a safe, healthy Halloween
• CORRECTION
• Draft transportation plan calls for three signals/roundabouts
• Thankful for Cox’s service
• They’re off!
• Pre-Halloween mojo, blues on tap
• Halloween events for kids, teens
• Hyampom Road retaining wall
• Trinity’s unemployment crept up in September
• Need a lawman for sheriff
• Trinity volleyball, soccer
• Against the wind: Mime, students to perform
• Activities
• Controlled burns begin
• WES celebrates Red Ribbon Week
• Praising work, initiative
• Timberjacks clobber visiting Mercy, 72-8
• 7th annual TAHA Fair
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Investigators name presumed fire victims
• Ten new faces at Trinity High School
• Cartoon
• Trinity runners excel in marathon
• Community Calendar
• Many alumni attend Homecoming
• Five-year-old hailed as hero as he rushes to seek help for ailing grandmother
• IN BRIEF
• Choose your votes wisely
• Trinity captures Homecoming ‘miracle’
• Calendar of Events
• VIEW THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Planners: Tattoo parlors OK in commercial zones
• Man ‘critical’ after logging accident
• Dirt made choice easy
• SCHOOL NOTES ACTIVITIES
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Supes talk Prop. 19 implications
• Baby in a hurry delivered here
• A positive campaign
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Photos focus of annual Highland juried show
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Trinity High School Homecoming festivities
• Hayfork facility bids over budget
• Support for Constitution
• FISHING REPORT
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• Election Day Tuesday; time to vote
• Low-cost flu shot clinics offered
• Proud to support Haney for sheriff
• Freedom at stake
• Highway 3 at Scott Mountain closed due to snow
• Marines are never boring
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• LVN students get training at Trinity Hospital
• Need a calm professional
• Marijuana has victims
• IN THE MILITARY
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• Volunteers clear brush from basin trails, prepare site for race
• Does character matter?
• We need our insurance guy
• IN BRIEF
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• Landowner, conservation service take on fuel break project
• Haney fair, respectful
• Fiorina the clear choice
• Local author sign books
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• Sheriff's Report
• A matter of character
• Placing the law first
• Hayfork, Trinity both win Friday night
• BIRTHS
• Cartoon
• Trinity volleyball, soccer teams pick up victories
• Calendar of Events
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Dutch oven cook-off serves up a delicious afternoon at the musuem
• Dive into the Rotary Film Festival with swim team
• Don’t let good man get away
• MUSICK NOTES
• Community Calendar
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• County budget includes funds to fill vacant positions
• Winning at any cost
• Wolves maul U-Prep 44-0
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Sheriff's Report
• Hayfork Rotary helps with cemetery project
• War on drugs a waste
• Hayfork stays unbeaten
• Ward wows them at Main Street
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• IN BRIEF
• Santiago among best
• Fish workshops slated
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Looking for a Home
• Grant applications now being accepted
• Whitman can’t buy my vote
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Douglas City woman injured in ATV accident
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• WEB POLL
• Six Rivers National Forest to begin fall burning
• Prop. 19’s consequences
• FISHING REPORT
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• BLM fire restrictions lifted
• New pole pavilion at Hayfork’s Ewing Reservoir
• Hayfork friends, forever friends
• Others late on licenses, too
• Enter the costume contest at the Healing Arts Fair
• Baker sentence reduced
• County awarded $84,000 for traffic sign study
• Humboldt lost its water rights
• Disclosure violation
• BRIEFS
• Fed charge seven in Trinity pot case
• Help needed to stuff ‘Think Pink’ bags
• Cartoon
• Campaigning on the job?
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• Supervisors take next step to close county’s lone landfill
• Breast cancer awareness urged
• Like bread, government is going bad, needs to be tossed
• Undersheriff for Haney
• De-spookifying in Lewiston
• CHP traffic stop nets 163 pounds of marijuana
• Flu clinics
• ELIZABETH A. CLARK
• Education, experience
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Fatal blaze
• Your Representatives
• IRENE A. GRANGER
• Cox can be counted on
• Double dip of Arianna slated for Friday, Saturday at Mamma Llama
• Salmon Festival fling
• New dentist at MCHD clinic
• James Kenneth Wagner
• Cox right man for position
• An Evening of Celtic Harp set for Friday at TAPAC
• Wanted: Natural resources specialist; and the money to pay for that position
• Hayfork moves forward with new safety facility
• HELEN SOPHIE MURDOCK
• County needs tough sheriff
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Moon Festival, Lion Dance on tap Saturday
• TRINITY COUNTY 4-H
• Haunted house in Weaver
• Look ma...
• Sheriff endorses Cox
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Seventh annual Harvest Festival Saturday
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Lewiston CSD honored
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Wolves maul U-Prep 44-0
• Breast cancer awareness urged
• Flu clinics
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• IN BRIEF
• War on drugs a waste
• Hayfork stays unbeaten
• Ward wows them at Main Street
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Looking for a Home
• Grant applications now being accepted
• Santiago among best
• Fish workshops slated
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• WEB POLL
• Six Rivers National Forest to begin fall burning
• Whitman can’t buy my vote
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• BLM fire restrictions lifted
• New pole pavilion at Hayfork’s Ewing Reservoir
• Prop. 19’s consequences
• FISHING REPORT
• Enter the costume contest at the Healing Arts Fair
• Baker sentence reduced
• County awarded $84,000 for traffic sign study
• Hayfork friends, forever friends
• Others late on licenses, too
• BRIEFS
• Fed charge seven in Trinity pot case
• Help needed to stuff ‘Think Pink’ bags
• Humboldt lost its water rights
• Disclosure violation
• Supervisors take next step to close county’s lone landfill
• clinics Breast cancer awareness urged
• Cartoon
• Campaigning on the job?
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• CHP traffic stop nets 163 pounds of marijuana
• Flu clinics Breast
• Like bread, government is going bad, needs to be tossed
• Undersheriff for Haney
• De-spookifying in Lewiston
• Fatal blaze
• Your Representatives
• ELIZABETH A. CLARK
• Education, experience
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Salmon Festival fling
• New dentist at MCHD clinic
• IRENE A. GRANGER
• Cox can be counted on
• Double dip of Arianna slated for Friday, Saturday at Mamma Llama
• Wanted: Natural resources specialist; and the money to pay for that position
• Hayfork moves forward with new safety facility
• James Kenneth Wagner
• Cox right man for position
• Douglas City woman injured in ATV accident
• An Evening of Celtic Harp set for Friday at TAPAC
• TRINITY COUNTY 4-H
• Haunted house in Weaver
• HELEN SOPHIE MURDOCK
• County needs tough sheriff
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Moon Festival, Lion Dance on tap Saturday
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Lewiston CSD honored
• Look ma...
• Sheriff endorses Cox
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Seventh annual Harvest Festival Saturday
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Dutch oven cook-off serves up a delicious afternoon at the musuem
• BIRTHS
• Cartoon
• Trinity volleyball, soccer teams pick up victories
• Calendar of Events
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• County budget includes funds to fill vacant positions
• Dive into the Rotary Film Festival with swim team
• Don’t let good man get away
• MUSICK NOTES
• Community Calendar
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Sheriff's Report
• Hayfork Rotary helps with cemetery project
• Winning at any cost
• Wolve s maul U-P rep 44-0
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Two found dead in Trinity Pines house fire
• Dorian Michael brings multiple influences to Mamma Llama
• Assembly race pits veteran politician vs. businesswoman
• Lewiston fest
• Haney has heart, life experience
• Something fishy going on in Weaverville
• Search on for home invasion suspects
• Biofuels meeting slated
• Cartoon
• The Ineloquent to play Hayfork
• PROP. 19
• Bill lowers hurdle for rural depts.
• Cox seems arrogant, self-promoting
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Weaver Fire gives smoke alarm tips
• Editor’s Note
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• Fired up
• Gratitude from Hall family
• IN BRIEF
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• Quilt Show wrap-up
• Progress in cancer fight
• Trinity runners show grit
• Dutch oven cookoff at museum
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• County comments on national fire management
• Grateful daughter alive
• Hayfork volleyball team struggling at 0-4 in league
• Audrey Bush Hall memorial fund
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• Sheriff's Report
• Common sense and liability
• THS soccer team opens league with win
• Main Street Gallery at crossroads
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• WEB POLL
• Cartoon
• Trinity holds on to defeat Willows
• Student drawings adorn post office
• Flu shot clinics offered this month
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Environmental restoration needed in Six Rivers Forest
• Hayfork winning streak at 15 games
• Planned Parenthood seeks artwork
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Looking for a Home
• CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON
• FISHING REPORT
• BRIEFS Harvest Fest to be Oct. 16
• VIEW THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Prescribed burning
• VIVIAN HOOPER
• Another Web site for voter information
• Artistic excitement at 5 Windows
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Fire contained
• Gliding over Trinity
• Vote carefully for sheriff
• EVENTS BRIEFS Harvest
• Buckhorn fatality
• Dana ramp makes for faster trip home
• My vote’s for Dave Cox
• Film fest to benefit swim team, Rotary
• Speed leads to pot bust
• NBurgess memorial ELSON
• Cox has what it takes to keep us safe
• What’s open, what’s not on Columbus Day, Oct. 11
• Humboldt awaits water decision
• IN BRIEF
• Retired sheriff voting for Haney
• Armed robbers hit Hayfork residence
• Trinity wins in squeaker, 28-26
• Redding man dies in Hwy. 299 crash
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Boxer in yet another battle to retain U.S. Senate seat
• A warning on big charities
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Shasta-Trinity National Forest lifts fire restrictions
• Nine propositions face statewide voters Nov. 2
• The loaded truck theory and efficient government
• Fire in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest contained
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Hayfork girl struck by car, undergoes surgery
• Herger challenger visits
• DA challenge not unusual
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Planners to review marijuana dispensary moratorium
• Flu shot clinics offered around Trinity County
• Wasteful spending
• IN BRIEF
• Ten more miles — for every fallen soldier
• THS graduate earns high Navy honors
• Trinity residents urged to ready for flu season
• Getting the facts straight
• MUSICK NOTES
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Mixed results on API scores
• Haney gets Patriot award
• Judge Edwards seems biased
• Trinity falls in league opener, 34-14
• EVENT BRIEFS
• Economist: Long, slow recovery for North State
• IN BRIEF
• Cartoon
• Tips to keep winter away from your boat trailer
• Gypsy Soul returns to play Mamma Llama Saturday
• PUPPY LOVE
• Campground projects continue
• Government thievery
• Some forest roads closed
• Quilts spread warmth, cheer
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• BRIEF Work on Hyampom Road finished for now
• Christians and the government
• FISHING REPORT
• Calendar of Events
• TRINITY COUNTY 4-H
• Community grants denied pending housing plan update
• Trinity County in desperate need of a charter school
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Community Calendar
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• JAY K. BAILEY SR.
• We support Cox for sheriff
• Local artists invite you to ‘Our Space’
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• Hayfork Rotary’s Citizen of the Year
• ANTHONY PECORARO
• Feds’ limited authority
• Art Cruise tops off a busy day of events
• Interns helped broaden horizens
• Supervisors approve $68.6 million budget for 2010-11 fiscal year
• MAXINE ALMA RIEDL VODJANSKY YEARIAN
• Cox promotes volunteerism
• Fall fun as the leaves fly in old-town Weaverville
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• Sheriff's Report
• IN THE MILITARY
• Cartoon
• Quilts set to drape downtown
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• When grandparenting becomes parenting
• Haney kept church contact
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• Looking for a Home
• Day program offers activities, skills to disabled residents
• Understands the county
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• WEB POLL
• Trinity falls to Durham, 34-14
• DR. GLENN KOBY
• Commercial kitchen to open
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• DOROTHY BENDER
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• Mountain Valley district gets grant to reduce bus emissions
• CHRISTINE MARIE ALLEN
• ‘Whispers’ contemptible
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• Interim principal in place at WES as search continues
• KOBY DOROTHY BENDER
• Reed strong candidate
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Student numbers climb
• DR. GLENN KOBY DOROTHY
• Not first to battle county
• Quilt show will blanket Main Street
• Sheriff's Report
• AUDREY DIANE (CLARK) BUSH HALL
• Cartoon
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Club supports art gallery
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Go Getters
• Good read
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• IN BRIEF
• Looking for a Home
• Audrey Bush Hall tribute at the Main Street Gallery
• Speedway participation
• Hayfork girls play Maxwell Thursday
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• WEB POLL
• Proud return
• Hospital’s slow billing
• Trinity High girls have hitting strength
• ‘Butch Cassidy’ kicks off Classic Film Series Nov. 14
• Crews clean up abandoned marijuana grow sites
• Com mercia l k itchen to open
• Hope, laughter at 2010 Relay
• Hayfork continues winning streak in 62-24 rout of Patriots
• Fiddlers’ sweet music
• Search for drowning victims called off
• Relay raises over $68,000 for fight against cancer
• Tax growing pot industry
• Trinity tromps Modoc, 28-13
• Calendar of Events
• Redding man drifts into path of Caltrans truck, dies in Hwy. 299 accident
• River trash removed
• Slow mail irks reader
• FISHING REPORT
• Community Calendar
• Sheriff candidates target staffing
• Nov. 12 deadline for farm program available to Trinity landowners
• Creativity over stupification
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Fiddlers live and breathe their music
• Forest dialogue
• 16.9% unemployed in August
• Stepping up for flag football
• Never too old to learn
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Weaver traffic project finished
• Spotted owl losing ground; new hope?
• Position one of public trust
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• IN BRIEF
• Cartoon
• Crucial to Trinity’s future
• Sparkies Octoberfest set for October first
• Community forest yields firewood
• Applauds effort of organically based golf course
• Cox a guy we all know
• Make plans for the Harvest Festival
• Nine propositions face statewide voters Nov. 2
• HAROLD RICHARDSON JR.
• Haney a local guy, too
• IN BRIEF
• 2010 Economic and Demographic Workshop set for Sept. 22
• Trinity, Hayfork football teams win
• Redding man dies in Highway 299 collision
• Highway 299 reopens after fatal accident
• Accident shuts down Highway 299
• RELAY FOR LIFE
• future Spaghetti IN BRIEF
• Eat Local schedule
• Humboldt may have given up water rights
• Don’t forget horror stories
• Calendar of Events
• Building assets for an independent future Spaghetti
• Eat Local Challenge continues this week
• County needs a marijuana game plan ... now!
• Past voting for Mr. Nice Guy
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Community Calendar
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• School gets award for fitness efforts
• AUDREY BUSH HALL
• Parents should impart manners
• Sheriff's Report
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• IN BRIEF
• CHRISTINE M. ALLEN
• Feds have some validity
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Enjoying artistry in wood
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Smoke on the water
• WILLIAM B. VESTAL JR.
• Haney has writer’s voter
• IN BRIEF
• Fashion show and silk painting workshop
• Jungwirth quits commission
• INGEBORG SORENSEN
• Elect a sheriff with integrity
• Hayfork volleyball squad seeks improvement early in season
• Vendors, contestants wanted at annual Harvest Festival
• Board, commission at odds over nurseries in ag zones
• GORDON P. FORTIN
• Haney comes off as human
• Hayfork moves to 2-0
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• JAMES E. BURGESS
• Haney won’t knuckle under
• Your turn to speak up on spotted owl
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• Looking for a Home
• JIM BAXTER
• Audacious act by Cox
• Elk Foundation grant headed to Trinity
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• WEB POLL
• WESLEY YOUNG
• Cartoon
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Last call for juried art show
• EMS crews in Hoopa beta test data tracking system
• TREVA D. FULLERTON
• Emergency fan
• FISHING REPORT
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Dramatic rescue in the Alps
• KELLY MITCHELL GRAHAM
• Augustson’s lasting legacy
• Tries to be good neighbors
• Artist in Action
• At $68 million, county just getting by
• BIRTH
• Barricade to books
• Pot growers flipping us off
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Planners hear more marijuana complaints
• Lama to speak at Gonpa
• Reasons behind billing delays
• CALENDAR IN BRIEF
• Remembering 9/11
• Selah Clothing to host ‘The Love Revolution’
• Enjoy the slow pace ... or move
• Not buying pot benefits
• Fifth annual Weaverville fiddle contest Saturday
• Judicial conflict
• Hospital’s smoke-free policy creates a success story
• Cartoon
• Tired of marijuana fight
• SPI Foundation contributes to annexation fund
• Kidnapping charges added
• BIRTH
• Protect your beautiful river
• Community Calendar
• Commission to review land use issues, zoning regarding marijuana
• Bradbury-Harris wedding
• Remembering Sept. 11
• Rotary winner at county fair
• County Fair event winners announced
• Talk issues, stay on point
• Eat Local Challenge starts on Saturday
• Humboldt seeks its share of Trinity River water
• Prosecutor drops suit against county
• Cox always there to help
• Spaghetti feed benefits paramedic
• BACK HOME
• BRIEF
• CHP officers exhibit kindness
• Casino night starts with ‘The Sting’
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• Firefighters get HazMat training
• Focus on crimes with victims
• County eyes $67.8 million budget
• Lama’s journey returns her to Trinity
• Hunting for bargains
• Hangar rentals are standardized
• Respect for privacy lost
• Voters have 5½ weeks to register
• Downriver service, BBQ to honor firefighters
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• Trinity group attacks weed ‘dirty dozen’
• Cartoon
• Seeking gold
• Mancini to headline Comedy Night
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• Firefighters jump on Hayfork blaze
• Cancer Society provides plenty of benefits to area patients
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Band returns with more mojo
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Sheriff's Report
• DAVID M. LONG
• One-day waterfowl hunting clinic to be offered Sept. 25
• Calendar of Events
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• WEB POLL
• KELLY M. GRAHAM
• Trinity spikes Hayfork
• BRIEFS
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• CHP identifies accident victim
• HOLLY A. RAVEN
• IN BRIEF
• Water color delights, Trinity Alps sights
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• JON SANDSTROM
• Hayfork wins opener
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Looking for a Home
• CHRISTOPHER LOREN HASCH
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Pedestrian hit in crosswalk
• PATRICIA ANN BURLINGAME BANDUCCI
• FISHING REPORT
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Car accident proves fatal
• Season has started for fall mushrooms
• How much were we stimulated?
• Hayfork wins opener; Trinity falls to CV
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• WEEKEND EVENTS
• When women got the vote
• WEB POLL
• UC plans Eat Local Challenge for Sept. 11-19 in Trinity County
• Glad Haney stays positive
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Coolest county fair brings back memories
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Trinity man arrested in attempted carjacking
• IN BRIEF
• Private meeting, public ad
• Snorting, stomping and bull riding
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• Multiple charges filed by DA in carjacking
• Brimhall-Stevens wedding
• Shine on the political howls
• SCHEDULES
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• NorCal counties hope to team up to score transportation funds
• Brooks-Wright engagement
• Cartoon
• Hayfork begins title defense Thursday
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• County seeks recovery funds
• Nilsson-Bernard wedding
• Let the debates begin
• High school football back in full force
• DA, sheriff’s offices warn about teen ‘sexting’
• High scores
• Video contest for teens on saving
• Relay for knife, burn and poison
• Boosters drive boosts membership
• Camp cook caps 50-year career
• Miss Trinity, title winners reign over fair
• ‘Cat in the Hat’ show debuts
• Pray for Peace Day Sept. 21
• Alps school board discusses transportation, projects
• Calendar of Events
• Twilight at the Trinity County Fair
• Mules take grand stage
• Graffiti raises suspicions
• Fish and Game meeting set
• Community Calendar
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Grand champions
• Actions beat back gossip
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• ‘Toe reading’ offered
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Healthcare district tax bills going out this month
• Don’t want feds around
• FISHING REPORT
• In business
• Bake sale to aid GAC
• New principal sought for Weaverville
• Camp, coaches real gems
• Three issues
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Trinity attracts TV show
• Time to return compassion
• Damage done when lies spread
• Call for Artists in Action
• Bench honors Weaverville visitor
• Labor Day closures
• Cartoon
• Betrayed by government
• Quilt show call for entries
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• Sheriff's Report
• Tap into imagination to manage Trinity’s future
• Tough times for public safety
• ‘New Growth’ of young artists
• Countywide Yard Sale September 3, 4 & 5
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• CHRISTOPHER HASCH
• Recent letters right-on
• Trinity Center man dies in crash
• Art Cruise openings
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Looking for a Home
• MICHEAL DEE HANGER
• Rally tireless minority
• Weaverville woman crossing highway injured in crash
• Trinity loses opener to Yreka, 24-17
• Smith named Miss Trinity 2010
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Newlyweds Gary Brimahll and Elizabeth Stevens
• Cox’s heart
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Barn destroyed in fire
• Cassidy-Flynn engagement
• Go negative, lose votes
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERAN
• ID pending in fatal crash
• Celebrating 101 years
• Don’t bash Postal Service
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Suspect arrested in carjacking
• Hayfork Rotary helps park
• Team Trinity did the work
• New Jaws-of-Life for Coffee Creek Volunteer Fire Department
• Want to start your car after a DUI? Blow into this
• Fire dept. gets transfusion
• Pot problem is spreading
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• Supes want planners to address pot issue
• Masons donate food
• Evaluate experience
• Unemployment climbs again in July
• Creating more birthdays
• Planners OK Van Duzen subdivision
• Corporate state of America
• TPUD to pay disputed bill
• Forum to talk book publishing
• Classics on the Green
• Healthcare foundation seeks input on programs
• Solutions over gossip
• Tomato tasting
• Off Broadway
• It’s fair time!
• IN BRIEF
• Cartoon
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Allison and Victor to play One Maple Winery Labor Day weekend
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• 4-H youths aid shelter
• Environmentalists long concerned over marijuana grows
• IN BRIEF
• Benefiting the hungry
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• Youth Corps crews hit the trails
• ROBER TA M. GATLIN
• Young Guns make it three in a row
• Calendar of Events
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Weaverville professional women award re-entry scholarship
• FREDERICK VICTOR SCHOTT SR.
• Hayfork season starts Sept. 2
• Community Calendar
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• High-energy Bible school keeps children active
• STANLEY M. JOHNSON
• Title defense
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Sheriff's Report
• KAREN ANN CLEMENT
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Personal , professional performance at TAPAC
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• WEB POLL
• JON REID SANDSTROM
• FISHING REPORT
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Graduated with honors
• More pool time
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Looking for a Home
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Looking for a Home
• CORNELIUS ‘ANDY’ ANDRIESSEN
• IN BRIEF
• Club CIX halfway to goal
• Trinity fire restrictions in effect
• JASON LEE GARRETT
• First day of classes for students at Weaverville Elementary School
• EVENT BRIEFS
• Sheriff’s Department snags two grants
• JAMES EDWARD BAXTER
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• The Demon at the Gallery
• UC Davis entomologist on mission to save Franklin’s bumble bee
• ROBERT ‘BOB’ WALKER DENNEY
• FISHING REPORT
• Calendar of Events
• Residents tell planners of expanding concerns
• MAGDALENE ‘MADGE’ AUGUSTA KASPAR STONE
• People’s liberty slipping away
• Community Calendar
• Marijuana complaints growing
• IN COLLEGE
• Follow act on resources
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• TRINITY COUNTY 4-H
• BRIEF
• Trinity’s dark suits her fine
• ART BRIEFS
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• A chilly baptism
• Garden thieves steal from poor
• Heller performs Saturday at TAPAC
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• Monstrously good fun in Ruth
• Forest Service out of control
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• IN BRIEF
• Brush ‘Mangler’ like an old sci-fi movie
• VALLEY VIEWS
• Immunizations provide healthy start
• Photo
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• TPUD aims at land trade
• Pines task force an appropriate response
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Restoration work at the Joss House
• Death Notices
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Sheriff's Report
• MARY ELIZABETH BARNHART
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• WEB POLL
• A.J. ‘BUD’ FELCH
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• ELIZABETH MARIA ‘LISA’ POE
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Fee-free weekend in Six Rivers
• Weekly Stargazing TIps
• Visit the Hayfork Children’s Garden at the Fair
• FISHING REPORT
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• DUI alleged in crash
• RN receives health scholarship
• History of the Middle Finger
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Motorcycle rider crashes into pickup
• Shasta College offers garden workshops
• Gun control works!
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• More citations issued in Pines over environmental issues
• CHURCH BRIEFS
• Our sick, sick society
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• 32 years, but still a temp
• IN BRIEF
• Hope for homebuyers!
• IN BRIEF
• Sunday ‘Church in the Park’
• Lions strike at cancer
• Democracy vs. Evil Empire
• Wintu artist on display at Shasta College
• County seeks resources role
• County gets tax anticipation loan
• Slow billing belies bailout
• Taste of summer targets tomatoes
• Good work halting fire
• Program helps property owners with fuels clearance
• Doesn’t like Buckhorn plans
• Mojo rising
• Library thanks storytellers
• Here’s the scoop
• Cartoon
• Calendar of Events
• Great community support
• Sheriff's Report
• Disabilities Act has made nation a better place for all
• Community Calendar
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• ‘ANDY’ ANDRIESSEN
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• Spot fire on Oregon quickly put out
• STEVE JONES
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Concert had the right mojo
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• RICHARD ‘ROBBIE’ HUNTER ROBBINS
• IN BRIEF
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Looking for a Home
• MELANIE LYNN MACKBEE NOEL
• Team Trinity pulls off some impressive wins
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• WEB POLL
• THE MILITARY
• Waves second at NVAL
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• Teen driver class offered
• Rancheria announces new grant deadline
• Schools starting up soon
• Pertussis epidemic
• Pavement recycled
• Whopper of a mackinaw
• Kids’ art project develops the Faces of Trinity County
• August Art Cruise
• Motorcyclist injured in Hwy. 299 crash
• 16th annual Ruth Lake Summer Festival this weekend
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• SHERIFF’S REPORT
• Great photo by Phil Nelson
• Oregon Mountain fire extinguished quickly
• Ice cream, pie time in Lewiston Sunday
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• Trinity Mountain Road to close for work
• An honor to serve residents
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Mojo Child plays tribute to The Doors Saturday
• Volunteers brush through paint day
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Cartoon
• Whopper of a mackinaw
• Calendar of Events
• VALLEY VIEWS
• Looking for a Home
• Government headed in wrong direction on jobs
• Ladies golf
• Community Calendar
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• WEB POLL
• ROBERT L. COPELAND III
• UK soccer coming up
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Fire restrictions imposed
• FLOYD JULIUS GUTHRIE
• Trinity team tops Eels
• Inspiration in the simplest of things
• BRAG ON THE GRANDKIDS
• Eureka woman in fair condition following crash
• IRENE M. TRENHOLM
• Weaver swimmer sweeps events at Quincy
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Mill rising
• Hayfork Elementary collecting box tops for funding
• Taking to the Water
• Feather River salmon season opens
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Trinity County timber harvests continue to decline, though public lands percentage has crept up
• Skilled nursing facility needs volunteers
• Anti-immigrant overtones to grand jury report
• FISHING REPORT
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Steady improvement for healthcare district, grand jury says
• War tale inspires Purple Heart case
• Cartoon
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• Application deadline for a 2011 art show at Highland
• More assistance available for 2008 fires
• Mill rising
• Toxic skies over Trinity, part 2
• Healing Arts meeting features film on the 13 Indigenous Grandmothers
• Levee concerns
• Planned Parenthood in Weaverville reaches out
• Tribal Stomp
• Kids’ art project develops the Faces of Trinity County
• Sun Mountain coloring contest
• Trinity weighs in on the Klamath
• Trinity Lake Fest thanks
• August Art Cruise
• Lakeview Terrace Resort changes ownership
• Pines grows were checked
• Trinity’s return to the wild
• Churches plan Sunday in the park
• COMMUNITY KUDOS
• MCHD mulls tax effort
• Extending benefits
• 56th Mountain Shoot this weekend
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Whitewater fun
• Addicted to federal funds
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• Hayfork school on ‘bad’ list
• A final farewell to artist, author Alice Jones
• Tribal Stomp
• IN BRIEF
• Slow down on our rural roads
• SO. TRINITY NEWS
• Camp kids enjoyed many activities
• Keep your ‘compassion’
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• RCD meeting dates change
• Explore your world
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Lions’ Relay team to host bowling tourney
• Simply wants husband back
• TRINITY COUNTY VETERANS
• County hires new senior planner
• Keep up the good work
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• $15 million spent in Trinity Co.
• Owner will reap reward
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• Sheriff's Report
• Pay attention while bicycling
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• WEB POLL
• Suicidal bicyclists
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Tips for dealing with smoke
• Cartoon
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• Plans to isolate Trinity in an emergency won’t fade
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• Looking for a Home
• FRITZIE KATZLER
• IN BRIEF
• Search continues for siblings
• Folks flock to poultry event
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Irish folk singer Robinson at Northern Delights
• Motorcycles crash
• IN THE MILITARY
• Waves second at Yreka Invitational swim meet
• ‘Honk’ anything but ugly
• Grand jury offers praise for county’s child welfare system
• IN BRIEF
• Community Calendar
• Dogs involved in attacks destroyed
• Weaverville native celebrates 100 years
• Woodhouse top female in Tahoe Rim ultramarathon
• Calendar of Events
• Citations issued in Pines
• Making life a little more beautiful
• Task force issues citations in Trinity Pines
• Weekly Stargazing Tips
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• River cleanup on lower Trinity this Saturday
• ROP students build bee houses
• Cartoon
• Art Cruise passport winners
• LEWISTON SLUICE BOX
• June unemployment about 18 percent
• This page is yours; don’t leave it to the same old writers
• Arts Council’s Club CIX
• DOUGLAS CITY DIGGINS
• Vehicle-caused fire prompts warnings
• ALICE GOEN JONES
• Alliance for the Healing Arts slates activities
• FROM THE NORTH 40
• Sheriff's Report
• WESLEY A. YOUNG
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• July shows nearing a quick end
• AS THE RIVER FLOWS
• Tips for avoiding West Nile
• ROBERT NELSON CRUM
• IN BRIEF
• HAYFORK VALLEY VIEWS
• WEATHER, LAKE REPORT
• HILTON DALE SWITSER
• THS Almuni Golf Tournament set for July 31 at Trinity Alps
• GOLDEN AGE CENTER NEWS
• Looking for a Home
• Lake Fest a hit
• Waves take third at Anderson meet; several post personal bests
• THE NEWS BACK THEN
• WEB POLL
• Fourth of July souvenirs available
• Schools receive technology grants
• A SENIOR’S VIEW
• Grows on public lands targeted
• Fireworks donations still needed
• NORTH STATE OUTDOOR NEWS
• JUNCTION CITY MONITOR
• Escapee arrested
• Biggest cribbage turnout ever for 4th of July
• Owner paid
• IN BRIEF
• Mendocino Forest supervisor: We face similar problems
• Class of 1970 reunites for 40th
• Cancer survivors are invited
• Cleaning for a good cause
• Supervisors join in rejecting fire planning proposal
• New twist on pigs story
• No budget, no pay
• Youth Theatre readies ‘Honk! Jr.’ for weekend run
• Grand jury: County relying more on volunteers
• Trinity Center Church to celebrate 30th
• Crew keeps softball alive
• Trinity Tribal Stomp schedule
• Exploring a Trinity River side channel
• Speakers from Bethel to visit Mountain Chapel
• Will miss Garden Café
• Time to Stomp
• Water boost
• IN BRIEF
• I remember Tom Pickle
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Last snow on Weaver Bally
• Two Weaverville Lions get highest honor
• Bicyclists must follow rules of the road

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