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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, March 16, 2011 13B Savor the 'Taste of Plumas' The fifth annual Taste of Plumas is one of the most anticipated events of the season. It will be held Satur- day, April 9, at the Plumas- Sierra County Fairgrounds. The tastings begin at 5:30 p.m. The staff at Plumas Arts reports that there are more restaurants and more wineries participating this year than ever before. The admission price remains at the 2007 and 2008 levels. The event is one of the pri- mary fundraisers for Plumas Arts, the region's most active cultural programming The Hamachi Salad presented by Gamboni's Peninsula Grill was a favorite at last year's event. Photo by Kim James Photography organization. Plumas Arts brings art programs to the county schools and events and performances to local audiences; coordinates a regional cultural events calendaring system in print and online at plumasarts.org; works collaboratively with numerous local organizations, businesses and groups; hosts Words & Music in three county locations and a gallery of regional artists in Quincy; and manages the Town Hall Theatre. The event will include sam- plings from all parts of Plumas. Many restaurants, caterers and food businesses are signed up and ready to go. In alphabetical order that list currently includes: Alley Cat Cat6, American Valley Baking, Bella Luna Catering, Bonta Street Bistro, Cat6 Le Coq, Carol's Cat6, The Drunk Brush, Feather River College in rh s Diane Skow, of Quincy, visited Anchorage, Alaska. She and her grandson Caleb (aka Spiderman) were present at the start of the 2011 Iditarod, the 1,00B-mile sled dog race from Anchorage to Name. tickets on sale Culinary, Gamboni's Penin- sula Grill, Genesee Bistro, Greenhorn Guest Ranch, The Grille at the Chalet View Lodge, Longboards Bar & Grill, Pangaea Cat6 & Pub, Quincy Natural Foods, Southern Accent, Timatillos and Trattoria Rosa. Confir- mations from several other establishments are also pend- ing. Other culinary establish- ments that are interested in participating should contact Plumas Arts at 283-3402 or info@plumasarts.org. "The Taste" also hosts samplings from numerous wineries and microbrew beers from around the North State and beyond. Another part of the event is a silent auction with a festive selec- tion of food, fine art and travel. Plumas Arts reports that the Taste of Plumas has been a sold-out event every year. Based on the fact that atten- dees offer rave reviews to their friends and neighbors, ticket sales are already very impressive. The presale price of admis- sion, $30 for members of Plumas Arts members or $35 for nonmembers, includes a souvenir wine glass and the opportunity to savor sam- plings from these 20-plus restaurants and culinary businesses. Non-members can become members with their benefit ticket purchase and commence their mem- bership support and savings with this initial investment. Tickets are available at the Plumas Arts Gallery at 372 Main St. in Quincy, by credit card online at plumasarts.org or by calling Plumas Arts at 283-3402. After April 1, ff the event is not sold out, all tickets will be $40. Plumas County Resource Guide now online The Plumas County Re- source Guide, a compilation of community services and resources available to resi- dents of Plumas County, has recently been revised by Plumas Rural Services (PRS) and is posted on the PRS website at plumasrural services.org. The resource guide is much more than a yellow-page listing. It includes fax num- bers, e-mail addresses, web- site addresses, physical and mailing addresses, days/ hours of operation and a de- tailed description of services available. Everything from child care to transportation is listed. PRS encourages organiza- tions listed in the Plumas County Resource Guide to check their listing and up- date often so the information available is always current and accurate. Those services and re- sources not currently listed who would like to be included should contact Leslie Wall at 283-3611, ext.*818. 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