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Indian Valley Record Wednesday, March 23, 2011 5A
Eastern Plumas Health visitors to the new Eastern
Care's new website is nowPlumas Healthcare Facebook
live atephc.org, page. The page will be
Informative and user updated several times a
friendly, the site focuses on week, offering EPHC news,
helping potential patients events, classes and health
find a health care provider; tips. The page offers commu-
offering essential hospital, nity members a chance to
clinic and skilled nursing make comments and sugges-
facility information; pro- tions, or ask general hospital
viding contact information; questions.
explaining how EPHC The website news feed
measures and upgrades thealso will be updated weekly.
quality.of its services; and Here, visitors can find con-
much more. It's also aimed at cise, newsworthy stories and
recruiting highly qualified press release, regarding
doctors and staff, items of interest to the com-
In the Doc Talk blog, Dr.munity, such as the current
Kopes-Kerr uses an interac- offer in Indi&n Valley for a
tive tool that allows patients free chiropractic evaluation.
to effectively manage their The many photographs on
health through simple, pre- the Site are of EPHC staff
ventativemeasures. Visitors caring for the community.
to the site can also ask him Employees have taken most
general health questions of the photos. Where noted,
online: members of the community
The Facebook icon at the have allowed use of their
bottom of each page will take photos. Mimi Escher, health
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Local equestrian teams will
participate in the Hero Ride
for Life to raise money for the
American Cancer Society.
The event will be staged
at the Tehama County Fair-
grounds Saturday, April 9,
from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
"My mother died from can-
cer so this means a lot to me,"
Martha Vaughn of Greenville
said.
She will be riding in the
event and collecting dona-
tions for her team of riders
until April 1.
"Any amount will help,"
"she said. "And checks will not
be deposited until April 5."
Those interested in making
FRC to offer
fruit tree
registry cl
A Feather River College
class in April will create a
strategy to inventory and
salvage excess and hard-to-
reach fruit from trees around
Quincy and East Quincy.
Creating a fruit tree
registry that would identify
local "streetside" fruit trees
that could be accessible to
the public would help tree
owners share the bounty of
their trees bounty that
sometimes goes to waste.
Those willing to include
their fruit trees in a mapped
registry should contact Darla
DeRuiter at 283-0202, ext. 262
or dderuiter@frc.edu.
The class will learn about
fruit tree pruning methods,
and can help tree owners
with that spring-time task to
make trees more productive.
The short-term class, titled
ENVR 194 Current Environ-
mental Issues, is focusing
this semester on Creating a
more sustainable, resilient
community.
In addition to fruit tree
pruning, the class will do
other hands-on projects like a
community garden work
blitz, receive cooking lessons
for cheap bulk staple foods
and learn about the Transi-
tion Initiative, community
assets inventories and time
banking.
The class is scheduled for
four dates: Tuesday, April 12,
from 6 - 9 p.m.; Friday, April
15, from 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.; and
all day Saturday and Sunday,
April 16 - 17.
Contact DeRuiter for more
information, register for
ENVR 194 (CRN 3024) at
frc.edu, or call 283-0202, ext.
222 for assistance.
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information manager/ Camilla (Director of Nursing shot of Graeagle's Mill Pond recruit and retain quality
medical staff coordinator, Mark Schweyer's daughter), for the Careers/Location physicians, the website,s
took the opening photo on the She also took the picture of page. Careers section explains the
homepage slideshow, the Care Flight helicopter Chief Executive Officer virtues of living and working
Tiffany Williams, adminis- landing in the snow. Tom Hayes also intends the in Plumas County. It includes
trative a.ssistant to the CEO, Plumas Pines Golf Course site to be a vital recruitment location photos and links to
took the second slideshow provided the slideshow's golf tool. area websites and Feather
photo, bf Family Nurse Prac- picture, and Graeagle Land Because it's difficult for Publishing's Plumas County
titioner Chris Spencer and and Water allowed use of a small, rural hospitals tonewssite, plumasnews.com.
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Land trust adds to board
a donation to the cancer
society via Vaughn's Ride
For Life team may mail
a check to the American
Cancer Society via her
address, P.O. Box 927,
Greenville, CA 95947.
For more information
about her team and the event,
pick up a Wednesday, March
30, issue of your hometown
weekly newspaper; or visit
norcalherorideforlife.org.
At its annual planning retreat March 11, the Feather River Land Trust (FRLT) welcomed two new directors to its board: Clare
Churchill of Quincy and Tom Tisch of Lake Almanor/Saratoga. The board of directors and staff evaluated accomplishments to
date and set the future course for FRLT's work to conserve inn portant lands in the Feather R~iver Watershed for the benefit of
current and future generations. The back row contains the board of directors (from left): Clare Churchill, Tom Tisch, Pat Fites,
Bob Cobb, Carl Chavez, Adrienne Stenson, Tom Wood and Ken Roby. Not pictured: Ken Casaday. The front row contains staff
(from left): Katie Bagby,'Jason Moghaddas, Susan Payne, Paul Hardy, Gabe Miller and Karen Kleven. Photo courtesy Feather River
Land Trust
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house - listen on March 24 at 2pm for an interview
with local Judges Kaufman and Hilde and on April 19
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Appointments That Fit Your
It is easier than ever to see a doctor
at North Fork Family Medicine.
Appointments are now available
after 5 p.m. every Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Call 283-5640 and ask the scheduler
for more details.
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