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4A Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2011 Indian Valley Record Alicia Knadler Indian Valley Editor aknadler@plumasnews,com Out of 140 high schools and hundreds of teachers, it was Greenville Junior Senior High School teacher Travis Rubke who was named Edu- cator of the Year for Region 2. He was awarded the distin- guished title Wednesday, Jan. 5, in Redding, where several local faculty, staff and directors.were present. His award was greeted with loud and proud cheers from the Greenville contingent, ac- cording to fellow teacher Lau- rie Warm. Principal Jim Lake intro- duced Rubke to the audience with sincere appreciation for his devotion to the school and community. Music teacher Jim Richard K, Stockton, CLU ChFC, Agent Insurance Lic. #0B68653 Prodding Insurance & Rnanclal Sauces 65 W. Main St.. Quincy, CA 95971 (530) 283-0565 Fax (530] 283-5143 w'~rlv, fich ar d~ockton.us Save an average of $696* Protect yourself with America's #I car and home insurance company**. 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During a school-wide gratulatory remarks were added to a banner, above, in submitted Norman, a past recipient,seemingly tireless in his ef- was the one who nominated, forts, this hardworking man Rubke, with a thoughtful and has been a respected and entertaining letter, trusted teacher, coach and Norman's letter described class advisor for decades, Rubke's educational excel- Norman wrote. lence and service to students Rubke can be found work- and co-workers alike; his be- ing at the school all hours of ing an inspiration to teachers the day and night, volunteer- and administrators alike, ing his time to host study Junior Senior High Of the Year. For more information, see celebration, several signatures and con- honor of teacher Travis Rubke. Photos halls on Tuesday and Thurs- day evenings, coordinating the countywide cience fair, and encouraging students to always do their best and be successful in all they do. Staff members and stu- dents gathered the next day at school for a surprise reception in the gym to congratulate Rubke on a job well done, and to show their appreciation of his efforts. Rubke will be attending an- other event in Sacramento next month, along with 11 other finalists, where,the Ed- ucator of the Year for the whole state of California will be announced. i¸¸ :i::i i!!i ~!~::: ~: \ Several decades were represented in last year's alumni men's and women's basketball games. Pictured are alumni from the '80s including Blake Roath, Chris Holland and Kevin Goss, who are fighting hard against Greenville High vars!ty boys and their coach Russ Crouch, who is from the class of 1969. This year's games will be held Saturday, Jan. 29, starting at 5 p.m. See the ad in this newspaper for more information. Photo by Aticia Knadler Serving Greenville & indian Valley Postal Service: USPS (No. 775-460.) Periodicals postage paid at Greenville CA. Published: Every Wednesday morning by Feather P~Jblishing, Co., Inc. Mailing address: P.O. Box 469, Greenville, CA 95947. How to contact us: (530) 284-7800. E-Mail mail@plumasnews.com; Web Page http://www.plumasnews.com Ownership and Heritage: Established Nov. 20, 1 930. Published weekly. It is part of the Feather Publishing family of newspapers serving Plumas and Lassen counties. Deadlines: Display Advertising: Thursday 3 p.m, Legals: Noon, Thursday. Display Classified: Thursday, 3 p.m. Classified: Monday 9 a.m. News: Friday, ~ p.m Breaking news: Anytimet To Subscribe: Call (530) 284-7800 or use the handy coupon below, or send e-mail to subscriptions@plumasnews.com Adjudication: The Indian Valley Record is adjudicated a legal newspaper by Superior Court Decree No. 5462 and qualified for publication of mat- ters required by law to be published in a newspaper. Postmaster: Send change of address orders to the Indian Valley Record, P.O. Box 469, Greenville, CA 95947. Michael C. Taborski Co-Owner/Publisher Keri Taborski Sherri McConnell Co-Owner/Legal Advertising Display Advertising Manager Kevin Mallory Cobey Brown Asst. Vice Pres./Aomin Asst. Vice Pres./Operations Oelaine R'agnoli Tom Fomey ManagJng Editor Production Manager Alicia Knadler Elise Monroe Resident Editor Bookkeeeer Sandy Condon Eva Small Human Resources Director Composing Manager Mary Newhouse Linda Randall Classified/Circ. Manager Photo Editor Subscription Order Form I Indian Valley Record I P.O. Box 469, Greenville, CA 95947 i Please enter my subscription for __ years. I [~l Enclosed find my check for $ I In County $26 per year~l Out of State $44 per year I In California $37 per year. i Name i Address , I City, State, Zip I Subscriptions can be transferred, but not refunded. IL ....-- ... i --..... --. i --.....11 PUBLIC NOTICES Proposed sediment removal PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT AN INITIAL STUDY/MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION Project Title: Antelope Dam Weir Sediment Removal Project The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) Oroville Field Division has prepared and intends to adopt a Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) for the proposed project in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and State CEQA Guidelines Project Location: The proposed project is located on Indian Creek just below the outlet of Antelope Lake in Plumas County. Indian Creek is a tributary to the Feather River. It is located within the Antelope Lake 7.5 minute U.S.G.S. Quadrangle in Section 22 of T27N, R12E at elevation 4920 feet. The Antelope Dam Weir is approximately 22 miles north- east of Taylorsville and 30 miles northeast of the intersection of Highway 70 and Highway 89. Project Description: The project proposes to remove approximately 175 cubic yards of accumulated sediment, debris and emergent vegetation from the upstream side of the out- let measurement weir located below Antelope Dam. Environmental Review Process: DWR has prepa:red an initial stu~y~proposed m~tigated negative declaration (IS/MND) on the pro- posed project in accordance with the requirements of CEQA. The IS/MND describes the proposed Antelope Dam Weir Sediment Removal Project and provides an assessment of the project's potential impacts on the environment. The IS/MND concludes that any petentially significant impacts that may result from the proposed project can be avoided, eliminated, or reduced to a level that is less than s~niticant by the adoption and implementation of spec- ified mitigation measures. Public Review Period: The IS/MND is being circulated for public review and comment for a review peded of 30 days starling January 10. 2011. Written comments should be sub- m~tted and received at the following address no later than close of business (3:30 p.m.} on February 9, 2011. Robin Carter Orovitie Field Division California Department of Water Resources 460 Glen Drive Oroviite. CA 95966 Fax (530) 534-2570 Email: rmcarter @ water.ca.gov A copy of the draft IS/MND may be reviewed at the following locations: Oroville Field Division. Administrative Bldg, 460 Glen Dr., Oroville, Califomm Plumas County, County Clerk/Recorder's Office. 520 Main Street Room 102, Quincy, California Plumas County, Planning Office, 555 Main Street, Quincy, California Greenville Library, 204 California 89, Greenville, California Published IVR Jan. 12, 2011 USDA FOREST SERVICE Plumas National Forest Mt. Hough District Plumas County, CA Notice of Proposed Action Placer Mining Exploration The Mt. Hough Ranger District is seeking p~lic input on issuing a Plan of Operations for placer mining exploration. The Plan of Operations would allow Advanced Geologic Exploration and claim owners Tomes Zubicek and Matthew Davidson to conduct exploratory placer mining activities on two mining claims located on National Forest System lands. The project will be conducted in two phases. Operations in the first phase would involve excavation of sample holes with a mini excavator. Samples would be processed through a high-banker. In the sec- ond phase, in a separate location, trenches would be constructed with a backhoe and samples processed through a portable from- reel. Water for processing will be pumped from the creek to a freshwater containment trough and discharged into a waste water pit. Reclamation will be completed prior to the onset of winter weather. Location of pro- posed exploration is Dark Ravine, T26N, R8E, Sections 23 and 24, MDBM. This plan would be valid for a period of one (1) year. This comment period is intended to provide those interested or affected by this proposal an opportunity to make their concerns known prior to a decision being made by the Responsible Official Written,. facsimile, hand-delivered, oral and electronic comments concerning this action will be most helpfut if received by January 26th, 2011. Please submit comments to Leslie Edlund, Assistant Resource Officer, Mt. Hough Ranger District, Plumes National Forest, 39696 Highway 70, Quincy, CA 95971, by phone at (530) 283-0555, by fax al (530) 283-1821 or by email to comments- pacificsouthwest-plumas- ~hough@fs.fed.us. Comments received, including the names and addresses of those who comment, would be considered part of the public record on this proposal and would be avail- able for public inspection (Authority: 40 CFR • 1501.7 and 1508.22; Forest Service Hai~Ix~ok 1909.15, Section 21). Published FRB, IVR Jan. 12,-2011 Alumni II Alumni of Greenville spectators $5. High School basketball and If you wish to participate cheer teams, both men andin the games, call 276-7717 women, are sought for theor e-mail: rcrouch@ alumni basketball games mountaincircle.org. SatUrday, Jan. 29. Spectators who are alum- Games will begin in the ni may also participate by. Greenville gym at 5 p,m.,wearing their old uniforms, and refreshments will be sweaters or school colors, available, and bringing old cheer ac- Admission will be on a cessories such as pompoms, donation basis, withpartic- horns and pennants. ipants asked for $10 and Dr. Grosse gave me back the life I love. $ Put aches and pains behind you. Our goal is to reduce pain, increase flexibility and improve your health. Love life again! i Stephen P. Grosse, D.C. Graeagle Chiropractic . .~_~.. Quincy Chiropractic ~s9.wy ~9 (By die Barn) l 2254 E. Main St., * Quincy Graeag|e ! (530) 283-5666 (530) 262-.4791 1 II~ Open 6am - 12pro Open lpm - 4pro , Let your voice be heard! 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