Caitlin Beal
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Whiskeytown Visitor Center unveils new mural in native plant garden (opens the original)
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WHISKEYTOWN, Calif. — Visitors to Whiskeytown now have a new way to explore the park’s native species, thanks to a mural unveiled Saturday at the Whiskeytown Visitor Center’s Native Plant Garden. The mural, created by Anyssa Interrante of Weaverville, took more than 350 hours to complete. Interrante began the project in April and included more than 70 native plant and animal species to highlight Whiskeytown’s biological diversity. To accurately depict the park and help educate visitors about spe
Junction Elementary expands farm-to-school program with local produce, beef (opens the original)
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SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — Students at Junction Elementary School are getting fresh, locally grown produce and beef on their lunch trays each day as the school expands a farm-to-school program designed to support Northstate farmers and ranchers while improving student meals. The school is now sourcing 60 percent of its produce from local farmers, an effort school leaders say is helping students feel better about coming to lunch. “Students are generally more happy to come to lunch; they’re more enga
Kayak guide retrieves couple’s gear after Sacramento River airlift rescue (opens the original)
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REDDING, Calif. — A local kayak business owner helped two Sacramento River paddlers recover their kayaks and belongings after they were rescued from a rock bar Friday, including a phone used for critical diabetes monitoring. Dan Arbuckle, owner and lead guide of Headwaters Kayak, said the couple, longtime customers, called him after their kayaks overturned in rapids near Waxon Island in south Redding. The pair was airlifted from the river by a CHP helicopter and was not hurt. Arbuckle said rescu
Pasta on the Plaza fundraiser supports Chico youth programs (opens the original)
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CHICO, Calif. — More than 700 people are expected to gather Thursday for an all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner supporting programs for hundreds of young people at the Boys & Girls Clubs of the North Valley’s Chico campus. The 17th annual Pasta on the Plaza fundraiser was held at the Chico Teen Center, Nettleton Gym and Chico Rotary Plaza. Organizers hoped to raise $60,000 through ticket sales, sponsorships and donations. The money helps pay for enrichment programs and special youth services at the
Redding to host first book fair Saturday with nearly 30 local vendors (opens the original)
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REDDING, Calif. — A nostalgic, 90s-themed book fair is coming to downtown Redding on Saturday, aiming to boost literacy by bringing together nearly 30 local vendors and raising money for a local children’s program. Baileys Book Nook and Shop Around the Corner Books are teaming up to host what organizers say is the first Redding book fair. “All the things you remember and love about your childhood book fair at school, it’s like we’re bringing it back, but now you have adult money," Amber Treat, e
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