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Quincy Biomass Waste Facility Project Takes Aim at Green Biomass Challenges

Friday, February 16

Plumas Firesafe Council is spearheading a project to establish a biomass waste facility in Quincy, extending its reach to more towns in the county. During a presentation to the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday morning, the project manager from the Firesafe Council outlined a comprehensive... Read More.

LCC Features Welding Technology Program Recognizing of Career Education Month

Friday, February 16

This community-wide open house is scheduled for Wednesday, February 28th, 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Welding instructors will be offering live demonstrations and tours of their state-of-the-art facilities. They will be available to discuss the broad scope of career opportunities available utilizing the skills gained... Read More.

Lassen Supervisors Face Challenges Over Homekey Housing Project

Thursday, February 15

During Tuesday meeting, Supervisor Tom Neely of District 3 clarified his stance on the Homekey project, a collaboration with Behavioral Health and ColWest Investments at 506 Hospital Lane. He emphasizes that last summer's grant funding approval request was intended solely for the grant application,... Read More.

SR 70 Drivers- Stark Warning if Traveling thru the Canyon

Thursday, February 15

As the long holiday weekend arrives, here are your Hwy 70 updates: the state route is currently open from the Greenville Wye to Jarbo Gap. Caltrans - District 2 has one-way traffic control in place at multiple locations to get you through. Yet officials offer... Read More.

Local Photographer Randy Robbins Clinches Top Honors in Prestigious CA Wildlife Photo Contest… Again!

Thursday, February 15

In yet another remarkable achievement, local photographer Randy Robbins has secured a prominent position in the California Wildlife Photo of the Year contest. This time, his captivating shot of a Barking Gray Fox, titled “What does the Fox Say,” has earned him the honors.... Read More.

Supervisors Appoint New Sheriff to Lassen County

Wednesday, February 14

Lassen County Welcomes a new Sheriff-Coroner, John Mc Garva, former Jail Commander for the Lassen County Sheriff's Office. The announcement to include Supervisor Gallagher in the discussions took a week to be made after the closed-session interviews. The hallways of the Board chambers were filled with... Read More.

SR70 Slope Failure Brings More Delays thru the Canyon

Wednesday, February 14

More trouble in the canyon. Further down SR 70, another slip of the roadway has caused more delays for drivers, with more one-way traffic controls. Just 11 miles below the Cresta rock slide, the slope of the highway failed, dipping the roadway in at least... Read More.

The Search for a Public Safety Chief Continues for the City of Susanville

Wednesday, February 14

Interviews have been ongoing, with another round of interviews to be held in a special meeting today at City Hall. The Public Safety Chief position was created, as City Manager Dan Newton noted, given the reasonable time with the retirement of both the Police Chief... Read More.

CDFW Confirms 18 Animals Killed in Wolf Depredation Reports: Concerns Rise

Wednesday, February 14

State wolf experts have determined that since August, wolves have killed 18 animals. According to new depredation reports released by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, the killings happened in 16 different incidents across northern California counties. Recently, within this time frame, 4 lambs... Read More.

Banner Health Medical Experts Say Your Broken Heart this Valentine’s Day Could Actually be a Syndrome

Wednesday, February 14

Emotional stress and your heart health have been linked to Broken Heart Syndrome, which leaves some experiencing symptoms like those of a heart attack. The official term of the diagnosis is Takosubo syndrome or stressed induced cardiomyopathy. It can be triggered by physical or emotional... Read More.

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Quincy Biomass Waste Facility Project Takes Aim at Green Biomass Challenges

LCC Features Welding Technology Program Recognizing of Career Education Month

Lassen Supervisors Face Challenges Over Homekey Housing Project

SR 70 Drivers- Stark Warning if Traveling thru the Canyon

Local Photographer Randy Robbins Clinches Top Honors in Prestigious CA Wildlife Photo Contest… Again!

Supervisors Appoint New Sheriff to Lassen County

SR70 Slope Failure Brings More Delays thru the Canyon

The Search for a Public Safety Chief Continues for the City of Susanville

CDFW Confirms 18 Animals Killed in Wolf Depredation Reports: Concerns Rise

Banner Health Medical Experts Say Your Broken Heart this Valentine’s Day Could Actually be a Syndrome

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