Sunday Oct 5 | Paradise Post
Herger, Yamaguchi's Ridge road to nowhere
During and following this past summer's fire emergencies, my wife and some other public-spirited citizens up here on the Ridge began circulating a petition designed to encourage public officials to get serious ...
More than 25 E. Coli confirmed in Butte County
Butte County Public Health has confirmed a tri-tip served at a Forest Ranch Volunteer Fire Department fundraiser as the source of at least 26 cases of E. coli reported in Butte County.
Letter: Apologies may be in order
I was very disappointed to read the comments by Pamela Sage regarding the E. coli outbreak following the Forest Ranch Volunteer Fire Department dinner, even if she does feel that the accusations were made ...
Cops perform warrant spree around county: Searches net arrests, lots of pot
Six men were arrested Monday night in various locations around Butte County for allegedly taking part in an illegal marijuana cultivation cooperative.
Several in alleged pot ring arrested
Six men were arrested Monday night in various locations around Butte County for allegedly being part of an illegal marijuana cultivation cooperative.
Which way out? Highway 191 or 171
Ridge residents' concern for safety during a natural disaster was heightened this summer when the Humboldt Fire blocked three of the four routes out of town.
Marijuana was found growing in six homes where Butte Interagency Narcotics Task Force agents served search warrants Thursday.
Dr. Mark Lundberg, Health Officer for Butte County Public Health Department , announced today the number of identified E. coli O157 cases has grown to 24 and more are probable as the investigation into the ...
Ridge council discusses escape routes in wake of Humbolt Fire
For years, residents on the Paradise ridge have been concerned about being able to escape during a catastrophic fire.
Number Of E-Coli Cases Reaches 18
Butte County health officials say 18 are now confirmed to have come down with e-coli after attending a fundraiser earlier this month in Forest Ranch.
Health officials issue E. coli warning
A few people got very sick in an outbreak of illness caused by a dangerous strain of E. coli bacteria, and Butte County health officials hope to prevent more cases.
Fire council, Chico State to map Upper Ridge
Brainstorming ideas to be used in a mapping project with Chico State University was the first task given the Upper Ridge Fire Safe Council Monday at the council's second meeting.
Two injured in crash that closed Highway 32 for 90 minutes
Highway 32 was closed for almost 90 minutes Tuesday after a vehicle rolled over and a passenger was ejected in a crash that occurred at 6:32 a.m. The closed portion, between Bruce Road and lower Humboldt Road, ...
Gun brought to court won't result in charges
Because of a provision in the law, no criminal charges will be brought against a Forest Ranch man arrested this summer, after a loaded pistol was reportedly detected in his computer case as he was entering the ...
Charter school opens with new stuff, old stuff, borrowed and bought stuff
The first day of school at Forest Ranch Charter School rolled the old and new, the beginning and the end together - and had everyone smiling.
Planning panel leaves Forest Ranch on outside looking in
The Foresthill Divide moved closer to having a revised planning blueprint in place.
Students pictures will be taken 8:30-11 a.m. today at Hamilton Union High School, in the cafeteria.
Butte County Gold Medal Winner
For the first time in Butte County history, the California State Fair booth has won Best Use of Special Effects in addition to a Gold Medal honor.
Forest Ranch Charter School to start Sept. 2
Forest Ranch Charter School is starting its school year a little later than Chico Unified School District, but that day, Sept.
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