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Riders and members of their support staff who represent the Pacific Northwest line up for grand
entry and introductions during the opening ceremony.
Equestrian teams from around the world gather to listen while Mountain Maidu eider Lorena
Gorbet describes the creation story and history of the first inhabitants of the mountains, meadows
and other sacred sites that riders will traverse during their 100-mile trek.
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Greenville Rotary member and trail master Kassandra Tucker,
left, explains features, like the major switchback climb dubbed
"The Zipper," to riders who might not have participated in the
Patriot Day Rides earlier in the month. Chester veterinarian
Robert a Wiederholt0 above, sings the national anthem to an
international crowd during the North American Endurance
Team Challenge opening ceremony Sept. 23 in Greenville. See
page lC in'the Sports and Recreation section for results and
more information. Photos by Alicia Knadler
Lassen man
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Dan McDonald arrive at his destination in
Staff Writer Sutter.
dmcdonald@plumasnews.com Washabaugh reportedly
left Milford about 6 p.m.
A 22-year-old Milford man Sunday.
was found dead Tuesday Sheriff's deputies
morning, Sept. 27/after a searched the road near
single-vehicle accident on Johnson's Grade and dis-
Highway 36 near Chester.covered Washabaugh's
Jeffrey D. Washabaugh truck about 9 a.m. Tuesday.
died from blunt-force in- According to the CHP's ac-
juries after his 2006 Toyota cident report, Washabaugh
Tacoma apparently veeredwas traveling westbound on
off the road and crashed in- Highway 36 at an unknown
to a pine tree near the bot- speed when the accident
tom of the Johnson Grade. happened.
According to the California For reasons that remain
Highway Patrol, Washabaugh unknown, Washabaugh al-
was not wearing a seat belt. lowed the truck to continue
The time and cause of the on a straight path as the
accident are still under in- road curved left.
vestigation. The highway in that area
According to reports from is above the forest floor. The
the CHP and sheriff's office, truck became irborne when
Washabaugh was reported it left the road and hit a tree.
overdue at 11:30 p.m.,Mon- The collision caused the
day, Sept. 26, when he didn't truck,s airbag to deploy.
'Making Memories' set for Oct. 12, 13
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Fall is the time to think of This class will be held Following Young's class in-
hard shell squashes with twice: Wednesday, Oct. 12, struction, students will join at
their varied shapes and col- and Thursday, Oct. 13, begin- a themed dining room table
ors. Apples and pears are ning at 5:30 p.m. in Young's for an opportunity to sample
ready to pick. Steaming stews home at 182 Buchanan St. in the prepared dishes begin-
are ready for the harvest Quincy. The fee is $30. Partic- ningwith an amuse-bouche.
table, ipants will enjoy a casual Call Sandra Lee at 927-7442
To help give a warm wei- evening of wine, laughter and to reserve a spot for either
come tO falland its host of new new recipes to add to their class. Class size is limited to
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