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Community Briefs: February 3, 2010
Limit five TVs or computers each visit. For more information, call 473-2519. The Sacred Heard Sodality will host its annual card party and luncheon on Sat.
Harvesting innovations, memories
Instead of anticipated rain, visitors to the Colusa Farm Show Tuesday were greeted by the latest in farming technology, most of it smelling of new rubber and polished steel, and looking more like transportable rides found in carnivals rather than equipment used in fields and orchards.
Rosen, Carr close in DA fundraising race
Prosecutor Jeff Rosen's uphill battle to unseat Santa Clara County District Attorney Dolores Carr seemed less quixotic with Monday's release of their campaign finance statements.
A poor choice behind the wheel can change a life forever. Even teenagers, who often consider themselves invincible, know that dangers of the road lurk around every corner.
Flooded fields in Colusa County near SR20, which is now closed because of the flooding.
Groundbreaking for the new Colusa County Educational Outreach Facility today in Williams
The groundbreaking for the Woodland Community College, Colusa County Educational Outreach Facility is scheduled for today at 3 p.m. in Williams.
Native plant activities scheduled
Scheduled activities for the Mt. Lassen Chapter of the California Native Plant Society for February include the following.
EDITORIAL: Thumbs up, thumbs down
I was glad to read in your article of Feb. 19 about Mayor Alan Autry's plan to seek state and federal money to help with the problem of the homeless mentally ill here in our city.
Deluges add to misery of county's homeless
Thursday, January 21, 2010 at 12:04 a.m. Earnie Grafton / Union-Tribune Robyn Williams of San Diego handed out meals to people seeking shelter at St.
Annual Knights of Columbus feed a success
Wherever Jack Pesola starts to cook, people form a line. About 325 people showed up Saturday for the John Paul II Council of Knights of Columbus' annual Cioppino feed at the Arbuckle Fire Hall.
L.A. intersection named for city's first black officer killed in line of duty
His widow was too poor to buy a headstone for his grave. So Los Angeles' first black police officer to be killed in the line of duty was buried in an unmarked grave when he was laid to rest 87 years ago.
PrePrint: the Manchester Computer a Revised History Part I: The Memory
B. Copeland, "THE MANCHESTER COMPUTER
 A REVISED HISTORY
 Part I: The Memory," IEEE Annals of the History of Computing , vol.
Caltrans Worker Spots Possible Pipe Bomb In Colusa
CHP officers are checking out a possible device spotted on the side of a Northern California highway.
Racers make strides in new year
Participants head out at the start of the Total Body Fitness duathlon on the shores of Folsom Lake in Granite Bay.
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Salinas spas, gyms await annual influx of weight watchers
It's time to get physical. Yes, it's that time of the year when Salinas residents flock to local spas and fitness centers, hoping to fulfill a New Year's resolution to get in tiptop shape.
Colusa Countya s top a 09 stories
As another year comes to an end, a look back finds crime dominated the news in early 2009, but was quickly replaced by reports of a troubled economy and financial turmoil within local governments.
Beti's Best of Humboldt County Theatre 2009
It's time again to make my annual picks to honor the outstanding artists who have entertained us with their talents throughout the past year on stages all over Humboldt County.
At a time when people are cutting coupons to make ends meet and businesses are cutting back on everything from employees to office supplies, Colusa County's charity toward children is at an all-time high.
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