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Indian Valley Record Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011 5A
Parade lights the night
Towed behind the lit-up family fishing boat float, Seth Kuhlmann sports a big smile after successfully navigating the corner
of Main and Ann streets.
Music for the light parade is provided by Kasie McPherson and several other children singing Christmas carols with
accompaniment by Ken Cawley and Joe Tomaselli. Photos by Alicia Knadler
RECYCLE, from page1A to decide whether they want
this or not. Maybe they don't
want it," Simpson aid. "It
probably going to cost you $5 would be a pilot project. They
a month instead of what we could see an end if it doesn't
are proposing, work out. A lot of people
"Can we solve all of these around here are still in the
problems? Absolutely not. 18th century and they don't
There are a lot of assump- think about the future."
tions. If you want to take a FRD customers in Chester
shot at it, we are willing to go and Quincy wouldn't be in-
along with you. If you don't cluded in the pilot program be-
want to take a shot at it, cause those districts already
that's fine too." have a recycling contract with
Board Chairwoman Lori the company.
Simpson said the county is La Porte would be excluded
doing the right thin g by because Yuba-Sutter Regional
letting voters decide. Waste Management Authority
"I think people have a right handles its recycling.
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Who is affected?
There are two waste disposal companies in Plumas County. The
pilot program is for the Feather River Disposal franchise area
only. InterMountain Uisposal (IMD) serves the rest of thecounty.
Residents who don't currently have trash service can Contact
FRD at 283-2065 to see if they live within the company's service
area.
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WE LIVE WHERE YOU LIVE
FIRE, from page1A 0fCalifornia.
U.S. Attorney Lawrence
G. Brown and Assistant
Superior Court. Attorney Robert Wright are
The state agency is seeking seeking double damages with
almost $8.5 million, plus in- interest and penalties in:
terest, for fire suppression, unstated amounts theYclaim::
investigation, administrative will be proven during thei
and accounting costs, trial. !
Named as plaintiffs in the Besides suppression, inves-!
suit are several different tigative, collection and:
owners of timberland where administrative costs, like the!
the fire started: property CalFire suit, they also seek
manager and timber harvest- payment for loss of timber, i
ing planner W.M. Beaty habitat and environmental
and Associates, of Redd ng; value, costs for rehabilitationl
timber buyer Sierra Pacific and restoration, and any
Industries; timber operator other costs proven during the!
Eunice Howell, owner of trial.
Howell's Forest Harvesting Next steps: AU deadlines
in Shasta County; and two of for disclosures and discovery
H0well's employees working in the federal case have
that day, Kelly Crimson and passed, and any motions
J.W. Bush, both of Shasta to terminate parts of the liti-
County. gation before trial must be
CalFire considers all of filed by mid-December and
them to have been in a heard bylateJanuary2012.
joint venture, which then The pre-trial conference
obligated them and made has been continued to March
them liable for the fire. 12, and jury trial is set for the
Several property owners morning of April 16, 2012, in
and insurance companies Sacramento.
have also filed suit, and there In the CalFire case, final
are countersuits by defen- motions are set for Jan. 9 and
dants as well. Jan. 23, with case manage-
The federal trial is being ment July 31, followed by the
conducted in the U.S. District jury trial Aug. 14, in Quincy
Court for the Eastern District at 9 a.m.
CLINIC, from page 1A
"No one's here (at the meet-
ing)," one woman said. "That
means it's working."
She added, "It's an exciting
addition to our little world."
Given EPHC's larger bleak
financial outlook, community
member Guy McNett asked
if there were any plans
to downsize the Greenville
clinic.
No, Hayes said, reductions
were only being considered
at the district's skilled nurs-
ing facilities, the object of
recent MediCal cuts.
Although the district is
cutting hours at its Graeagle
clinic, such cuts were not on
the table for Greenville.
"Your population is not
transient," McGrath said.
"We're pleased and grateful
for Greenville," Nelson said.
Health care needs in Indian
Valley will be the subject of a
townhall meeting Tuesday,
Dec. 13, as part of a county-
wide community health
assessment.
The meeting starts atl
5:30 p.m. at the Town Hall in
Greenville. A buffet dinner
will be served, and child care
will be available.
For more information,
contact Rachel McDowell at
rmcdowell@sierrainstitute.us
or 284-1022.
Extends a roaring ...
to all the drivers, teams,
volunteer staff, advertisers,
sponsors and fans of racing
for a successful 2011 race season!
Track Champions for 2011
#8 Brittney Nieman ~ Pure Mini Stock
#40 Derek Rosse - D.A.R.T. Dwarfs
#7M Mitch Murphy - IMCA Modified
www.america nvalleyspeedway.com
ORTHODONTIC SERVICES
NOW AVAILABLE
IN CHESTER
Gregory Sawyer, DDS
Family Dentistry & Orthodontics
(530) 283-2811
Dr. Gregory Sawyer is now providing
full orthodontic services in association with
Dr. Bradley Nord at his office at
624 Main St., Chester.
• Braces
• Certified |mdulign Provider
• Children
• Adults
Dr. Sawyer has been practicing orthodontics in Plumas
County for 28 years and is now expanding his Quincy
practice to include Chester and the surrounding areas.
Call today for a free consultation
(530) 283-2811