MAY 18 - North State News

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WHAT'S
GOING ON?
Sports
festival
cancelled
Country Garden
Faire on tap
Saturday at
Clair Engle Park
Music will drift through the
air from the band shell,
traditional fair food will be
available from the Lions
Club and others, face
painting will be offered to
entertain the youngsters,
and a tea garden will be
set up so visitors can sit
and watch the goingson under the shade of a
canopy. All that means it’s
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Country Garden Faire,
presented by the Shasta
Lake Garden Project. The
event is scheduled Saturday
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
Clair Engle Park in Shasta
Lake. Admission is free.
Also on tap, beautifully
decorated western hats
will be featured for sale by
the Shasta Lake Garden
Project. Other hat styles
will be available by one of
the vendors. Other vendors
will have bird houses, old
tools, yard art, fountains,
and plants, plants and more
plants - innovative things by
gardeners for gardeners. A
drawing will be held every
hour, beginning at 11 a.m.
Each year the SLGP
dedicates a portion of the
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program at Central Valley
High School. For more
information, call 275-3449
or 275-3692.
Detailed Weather
Please see page 3
Temperatures
Hi
May 10
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May 13
May 14
May 15
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83
88
87
88
73
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Low Rain
54
55
54
59
53
50
53
61
Measured from July 1 - June 30
Readings taken this week from
weather.com
Rainfall past week...........0.00
Rainfall to date…..........35.34
Last year to date….......26.21
Peter Jensen of Athol,
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the state transportation
department in April after
his driving privileges were
revoked because his car
had no license plate. For the
inconvenience, he believes
he deserves $5.6 million in
damages (gold and silver
only, please) because, for
example, there is nothing
about “license plates” in the
Ten Commandments.
- Edited by Chuck Shepherd
Copyright 2016
Universal Press Syndicate
BULLETIN PHOTOS
View supervisors forum
A candidates forum for those running for Shasta County
Supervisor, Dist. 4, was held May 11 at the Shasta
Lake City Council chambers. Candidates, above, left
to right, are Walter Albert, incumbent Bill Schappell,
Wally St. Clair and Steve Morgan. Left, some of those in
attendance. According to the League of Women Voters,
the forum is scheduled to be broadcast until election day
on Public Access Channel 11, Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. It is also scheduled to be
shown online by the Shasta County Arts Council, but as
of Tuesday morning it was not available.
Local’s story
featured in
latest Chicken
Soup for the
Soul book
A Shasta Lake woman is
among the writers to have their
stories published in the latest
Chicken Soup for the Soul book.
Cindy O’Leary’s “Goodbye TV”
is among 101 stories included in
the book entitled, “The Joy of
Less: 101 Stories About Having
More By Simplifying Our Lives.”
O’Leary said she heard about
the opportunity to enter one’s work
through a local writer’s group. She
entered her story about trying to
get away from her TV addiction.
A few months passed and she
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story.
“I received an email and
I thought it was junk email,”
O’Leary said.
Eventually they let her know
that her story had been selected
among the thousands that are
entered each time Chicken
Soup For The Soul Publishing is
preparing a new book. And with it
came a check for $200.
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writing, she said.
O’Leary’s essay starts off with
a quote from comic Joey Adams:
“If it weren’t for the fact that the
TV set and the refrigerator are so
far apart, some of us wouldn’t get
any exercise at all.”
She then proceeds with her
own story: “I am addicted to TV,
mind-numbing,
time-sucking,
waste-of-a-good-day TV. I know
some will say I should just be able
to turn it off and ignore it, but it
calls to me: Cindy…just come and
spend a little time with me to wake
up…watch the morning news…
you have to know what’s going on
in the world.”
O’Leary humorously goes in
Cindy O’Leary’s two-page story “Goodbye TV” is among the
stories in the latest Chicken Soup for the Soul Book entitled:
“The Joy of Less: 101 Stories about Having More by Simplifying
OUr Lives.”
the two-page story about the
hold the TV has on her until she
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be done.
“It’s time to take my life back,”
she writes. “I’m taking the plunge
and disconnecting from TV.”
O’Leary, 60, who previously
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School District from 2006-2008
as the categorical programing
director and currently is a
resource teacher at Shasta
Charter Academy in Redding,
lives with her husband Patrick off
Walker Mine Road.
The have three children and
three grandchildren and moved
here from Ontario about 10
years ago, mostly due to two of
their children attending Simpson
University.
She said they eventually went
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but poor reception and service
in that area has prompted her
to think that maybe it’s “time to
unplug again,” she joked.
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published work. Two years ago
she self-published a book called
“Leprechauns On The Loose,” a
children’s book with references
to Redding and the Shasta Lake
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and Kindle.
A weekend sports festival
that was to include triathlons,
marathons and bike tours, and
which was expected by some to
bring in anywhere from 2,000 to
5,000 people to the area, was
cancelled on Friday, apparently due
to a lack of entries, sponsors and
general overall costs associated
with putting on the event.
The Shasta Cascade Weekend
Sports Festival was scheduled
to be held in the Shasta Lake
and Redding area Memorial Day
weekend.
“Unfortunately, due to the high
production costs for an event of this
magnitude within the city of Redding
and Shasta County, coupled with
the relatively low sponsorship
support and participant registrations
to date, funding fell well short of
covering the operational costs,”
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on their Facebook page.
The event was based on the
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Festival held near Bend, Ore.,
created by Jon and Carol Atherton,
owners of Beaverton, Ore.-based
AA Sports, a company that owns,
times and/or manages more than
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and who were brought in by
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Weekend Sports Festival.
Nancy Cardoso was the race
manager of the event. On the
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claim it was the city of Redding’s
decision to cancel the event.
“So the decision made by the
city of Redding was to cancel the
event,” the Facebook entry says.
“This word came about 5:30 p.m.,
May 13…We are all in a state of
shock and (disbelief) that something
that was so alive is just gone, and
the adventure was not able to be
shared. It was an adventure lost.”
But in a story in Tuesday’s
Record Searchlight, Redding City
Manager Kurt Starman reportedly
said it was not the city’s decision
because it was not a city event. The
story stated that Starman, who was
at the Friday meeting with Mayor
Missy McArthrur, said the city had
been supportive, but was not in a
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event.
On Monday, it appeared that
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themselves and still hold the event
this year, but were unable to do so
for other reasons.
“Well, we tried hard to get the
funding and thought we had it
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the event a go, but at (4 p.m.) this
afternoon we found out that some
of the permits had been cancelled
and they could not be reinstated,”
the event’s Facebook page said in
a post from Monday night. “We will
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all pre-registered participants by
tomorrow morning. This has been a
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few days for all of us. We so much
appreciate all of you that supported
this event, and those that believed
in it enough to register and train.
“We hope you will stick with
us for 2017. A year of fundraising
and promoting will make a huge
difference...Stay safe and healthy,
and keep training....We have
beautiful medals to hang around
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PAGE 2A MAY 18, 2016 SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN
The pros and cons
of being ‘normal’
By GENNIE SEELY
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been considered normal is
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as the norm.
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of testable explanations and predictable outcomes.
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accomplished in the area of medicine in the last 50
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these do not hold a candle to sexual self-identity.
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of a male, but if he feels like a woman, he is to be
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a bosom a la Mae West. He also wore a skirt and a
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was a stunned silence, except for one apparent
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Perhaps it was for shock value, but I had seen
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down from Good Will a few weeks earlier. I wonder
what the reaction was from those hunters and
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has to stop the insanity. A more serious problem is
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be brain-dead. In any case, there are a whole lot
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or haven’t a clue about what can happen if the
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with the idea. Apparently those people back in New
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now we have a situation that could further put them
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females. Few females are physically comparable
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unacceptable expectation. I know that men in the
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power to her. However, expectations should not be
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that your partner has your back, even if she is a
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caused more individuals to lose incentive to strive
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Gay and lesbian individuals can still learn the
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that bothers me in that it seems to depend solely
on how a person sees himself or herself. In the
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hand, most women would feel threatened if a man
- Please see Seely, page 3
SHERIFF’S LOG BOOK
At 10:56 p.m. Sunday, a
woman reported a suspicious
vehicle parked on the
3600 block of Shasta Dam
Boulevard.

man from the 2400 block of
Farm Hill Drive reported his
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threats.

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on the 3800 block of Coeur
D’Alene Avenue.

At 2:41 p.m. Sunday,
a woman reported two
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house on the 1800 block of
Deer Creek Road.

At 12:38 p.m. Sunday,
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a loud dispute on the 3000
block of West Street.

woman from the 3600 block
of Dowell Court reported a
dispute with her husband.

At 10:29 a.m. Sunday, a
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Sandisle Drive and Tammy
Lane.

'DOWRQ (OLMDK 'HD\ was arrested around 1
a.m. Sunday, in the area of
Shasta Dam Boulevard and
Montana Avenue. He had
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held in the Shasta County
Jail in lieu of $23,000 bail.

At 10:22 p.m. Saturday,
a woman reported a female
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in the middle of the street
in the area of McConnell
Avenue and Shasta Dam
Boulevard.

At 5:25 p.m. Saturday, a
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park in the 13000 area of
Shasta Street.

At 1:13 p.m. Saturday, a
woman form the 2700 block
of Marilyn Avenue reported
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nearby.

At 12:34 a.m. Saturday, a
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in the area of Grand and
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Michael
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arrested around 10:30 p.m.
Friday, on the 4400 block
of Meade Street. He had
two felony warrants. As of
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in the Shasta County Jail
without bail.

John David Mason, 47,
was arrested around 8 p.m.
Friday, in the area of Ashby
Road and La Mesa Avenue
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Shasta County Jail in lieu of
$23,500 bail.

At 5:43 p.m. Friday, a
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Trinity Street.

FIRE LOG
*Shasta
Lake
Fire
Protection District (SLFPD)
personnel responded at
11:36 a.m. Saturday to
Cascade Boulevard at
Trinity Street for a report of
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vehicle and motorcycle.
SLFPD personnel assisted
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a patient in a c-spine.
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personnel
responded at 11:36 p.m.
May 13 to the 4000 block of
Shasta Dam Boulevard to
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to retrieve some bullets.
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15, SLFPD personnel also
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illness calls. There were
also four additional calls
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was found.
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One mile south of Ashby Road
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of Median Avenue reported
her children did not come
home from school at their
usual time.

of Willows Street reported
her ex-husband moved their
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Mexico in violation of a court
order.

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vehicle in the area of Gulch
and Broken Branch trails.

At 10:39 a.m. Friday, a
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the 3200 block of Cascade
Boulevard.

At 8:02 a.m. Friday, a
woman reported a male
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driveway in the area of Lake
Boulevard and Shasta Dam
Boulevard.

Christian
Demitri
Seteroff, 27, was arrested
around 8 a.m. Friday, in
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Knoll Drive on suspicion of
attempted murder, corporal
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in the Shasta County Jail in
lieu of $500,000 bail.

At 3:16 a.m. Friday, a man
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area of Shasta Street and
Toyon Avenue.

Dylan
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23,
was arrested around 12
a.m. Friday, in the area of
Woodley Avenue and Ashby
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on a suspended license and
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property.

At 5:45 p.m. Thursday, a
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a bicycle hit the back of her
vehicle in the area of Chico
Street and Montana Avenue.

At 5:15 p.m. Thursday,
a man from the 2900 block
of Smith Road reported a
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days refused to leave and
made threats to have her
friends assault him.

At 3:08 p.m. Thursday, a
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entered a woman’s bathroom. That would go double for
young girls.
This is just the worst case scenario of the “war”
on normal people. We have so many things crammed
down our throat that we have to accept that we are now
becoming inured to it. How else can it be explained that
we continue to allow it to happen? Political correctness
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be discussed anymore. That does not mean that the
problems go away. Far from it. They fester and grow
worse. Thus our country has come to a point where the
abnormal is the norm. Violence is accepted in the black
community, even by the blacks. Drugs are a common
day commodity, which are destroying our young, whole
families and communities. Yet they are accepted as a
way of life in too many cases. People are stoned on
marijuana, yet think they have attained a “higher” reality.
It seems Timothy Leary thought the same about LSD.
I believe Don Juan also had the same thoughts in his
book, A Separate Reality. Strange that they thought they
have achieved reality only when they have removed
themselves from it.
The fact is that we have thousands of people who
have some form of mental illness or “separate reality”
they exist in. Yet they are not being treated. We have
veterans returning from combat with serious emotional
problems. Apparently their needs are not being treated
adequately by the Veteran’s Administration. That is
unacceptable.
We have a preponderance of homeless with mental
problems in our communities. Nobody seems to know
what to do about it. The problem has reached critical
proportions. Our citizens, both normal and abnormal,
are being put at risk because some of these individuals
are released felons. Supposedly, they are considered by
some to be harmless if they were incarcerated for drug
infractions. I cannot understanding how it is considered
harmless to get people hooked on drugs, make money
selling dangerous drugs, or taking other people’s property
to pay for drugs.
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of Fawndale Road reported
a possible phone scam when
a subject claiming to be with
Dell Computers called and
was asking for personal
information.

At 3:40 a.m. Thursday,
a woman from the 22000
area of Loop Drive reported
hearing a male subject and
female subject in a loud
dispute nearby. She said
there was a baby crying
and someone possibly said
something about a baby
being thrown.

At 2:01 a.m. Thursday, a
man reported a male subject
appeared to have injured
himself by crashing into a
dumpster on a bicycle at
a high rate of speed on the
4800 block of Shasta Dam
Boulevard.

Alan Charles Orozco, 39,
and Raymond Grigalba, 47,
were arrested around 11 p.m.
May 11, on the 5100 block of
Fort Peck Street. Orozco was
allegedly driving under the
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allegedly drunk in public.

At 9:42 p.m. May 11, Chris
Ross reported a television
and Playstation stolen from
the 4300 block of Meade
Street.

At 11:58 a.m. May 11, a
woman from the 20000 area
of Terri Lee Terrace reported
hearing a male subject
sneeze outside her home.

Kelsey Ralynne Heckler,
25, was arrested around 4
a.m. May 11, on the 4800
block of Main Street. She had
an outstanding warrant.

At 12:09 a.m. May 10, a
woman reported her husband
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Shasta Lake earlier during
the day and did not return.
She said his truck and trailer
Lunch menu
for senior
nutrition
program
Following is the Shasta
Senior Nutrition Program’s
lunch menu scheduled at the
John Beaudet Community
Center scheduled May 18 to
May 25.
Wednesday, May 18
- Two Beef Tacos with
Tomatoes, Lettuce and
Cheese, Spanish rice,
Oregon
bean
medley,
orange.
Thursday, May 19 Toasted Tuna Melt with
Cheese, Italian vegetables,
potato salad, Jello with
Mandarins.
Friday, May 20 Hungarian
Goulash,
noodles, carrots, garden
salad, strawberries.
Monday, May 23 - Pork
Steak, broccoli Normandy,
green salad, whole wheat
roll, orange.
Tuesday, May 24 –
Biscuit with Gravy, two
sausages, carrots, grape
juice, peach cobbler.
Wednesday, May 25
- Chicken Pot Pie Over
Mashed Potatoes, mixed
vegetables, pickled beets,
oatmeal cookie.
Menu is subject to change
without notice. All meals are
served with milk and meet
the one-third daily minimum
nutrient requirement.
Transportation service is
available. Twenty-four hour
reservations are required.
Call 226-3075.
For more information on
SSNP services, call 2263060 or visit their website at
www.ssnpweb.org.
were still parked at Jones
Valley Marina.

At 1:14 p.m. May 10, Brent
Small reported a burglary on
the 3800 block of Los Gatos
Avenue. He said guitars were
stolen.

David Leroy Crossland,
65, was arrested around
11:30 a.m. May 9, in the
19000 area of Tunnel Road.
He had three outstanding
felony warrants.

At 10:57 a.m. May 9, a
woman reported a pit bull
running loose and acting
aggressively in the 14000
area of Bollibokka Way.

On the morning of May 9,
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side of City Hall on the 1600
block of Stanton Drive.

Charles Burley Deckard,
41, was arrested around 1
a.m. May 9, on the 4800 block
of Shasta Dam Boulevard. He
had an outstanding warrant.

Total number of incidents
handled by the Shasta
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unincorporated areas of the
county and also as the law
enforcement agency under
contract for the city of Shasta
Lake:
May 15 – 138
May 14 – 120
May 13 – 141
May 12 – 147
May 11 – 142
May 10 – 126
May 9 – 139
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Dear Savvy Senior,
I’m interested in getting
my 78-year-old mother a
tablet for video calls and
email but want to get one
that’s super simple to use.
What can you recommend?
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There are several
different ways you can go
about getting your mom a
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on how much help she
needs and how much
you’re willing to spend,
here are some different
options to consider.
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If you or your mom
already has a tablet, but
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use, you can install a free
senior-friendly software
application on it like Oscar
Senior (OscarSenior.com),
which works on Apple
iPads and Android tablets.
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the appearance and
performance of your tablet
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photos, instant messages,
Internet, news, weather,
reminders, contacts, etc.)
for easy navigation, with
no clutter. It even offers
remote access capabilities
so you can gain access
to your mom’s tablet from
your smartphone, so you
can see what she sees,
and help her if she gets
stuck.
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in purchasing your
mom a new tablet that’s
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seniors, you have options
here too, depending on
how simple it needs to be.
For seniors with some,
but limited computer/
tablet skills, there’s AARP’s
RealPad, which is an
Android Intel tablet with
a 7.85-inch touchscreen
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home page with large text
icons to frequently used
functions. It also comes
with 24/7 phone support,
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problems.
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AARPrealpad.org
for only $60, AARP
recently announced
that the RealPad will
be discontinued when
inventory sells out in a
few months, but they
will continue offering
customer/technical support
throughout the life of the
product.
No Tech Skills
If your mother is
completely unfamiliar with
technology, two simpler
options are the grandPad
and Claris Companion.
GrandPad is a 7-inch
touchscreen Android
tablet that is designed for
seniors, ages 75 and older.
It comes with a stylus,
charging stand and Verizon
4G LTE built-in so it works
anywhere within the
Verizon network – home
Wi-Fi is not necessary.
This tablet provides
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colorful icons and large
text, to only essential
features, giving your mom
clutter-free, one-touch
access to make phone
calls and video calls,
send voice emails, view
photos and videos, listen to
personalized music, check
the weather, play games
and more. But, to simplify
usage and avoid confusion,
it does not offer Web
browsing.
GrandPad also has
a “Help” button that
offers 24/7 phone/tablet
remote assistance to
help your mom with any
facet of her tablet, and it
provides damage and theft
insurance so if your mom
breaks or loses her tablet
it will be replaced at no
additional cost.
Available at grandPad.
net or call 800-704-9412,
a grandPad leases for $60
per month, or $53/month
if you pay one year in
advance.
Another good
option to check out is
the Claris Companion
(ClarisCompanion.com,
866-284-4939), which
offers Wi-Fi and 4G tablets
that costs $549 and
$649 respectively, plus
a $29 and $49 monthly
subscription fee.
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elderly seniors living at
home so their family can
connect with them socially
via video calls, email, text
messages and photos. It
also gives caregivers the
ability to receive alerts
and monitor compliance
with medications,
treatments, and important
appointments.
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10-inch Android tablets
that have big buttons
and text to only essential
functions. They come in
a thick bamboo frame,
with a charging stand that
prop them up, and can
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mom’s needs and abilities.
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cost tablet option for $349
and an Android app for
$29.
Send your senior
questions to: Savvy
Senior, P.O. Box 5443,
Norman, OK 73070, or visit
SavvySenior.org. Jim Miller
is a contributor to the NBC
Today show and author of
“The Savvy Senior” book.
Diet Detective’s fast and extreme weight loss
for bathing suit season, weddings and reunions
By Charles Platkin
People are constantly
asking me what they should
eat. They have a wedding
(or reunion, trip, party, etc.)
in three months. They have
to lose weight, and fast.
Can it be done?
Yes, you can lose
weight fast enough to make
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how you look. Granted, this
is not a healthy way to lose
weight, but if you stick to
the plan, you will more than
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time for your event. I’m
giving you this information
with hesitation, because
it’s not a diet you should
follow forever, and you will
probably gain the weight
back (mostly because it’s
too hard to stick to).
Finally, I have to add
this disclaimer: You must
see a physician before
starting any weight loss
program -- including this
information. The following
is only for those who
have a medical doctor’s
approval. Once you’ve
been cleared, simply follow
these steps and you will
shed pounds fast.
Step 1: Toss Out Every
Last Bit Of Junk Food
From Your House
Anything that is even
questionable. Gone. Don’t
take no for an answer
from any member of your
family. Just do it. This is not
about being “PC.” It’s about
getting the job done. End
of story.
THE DIET
DETECTIVE®
Step 2: Eat Egg White
Vegetable Omelets
Every morning, without
fail, you need to eat a fourto eight-egg vegetable egg
white omelet.
Prepare the pan with
cooking spray. Chop
up anything you like
-- peppers, mushrooms,
onions, broccoli, tomatoes
-- and toss them in the
center of the omelet. Then
fold the eggs over the
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both sides.
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new combinations to keep
things interesting. For
instance, try mixing salsa
and avocado into your eggs
for a change.
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Non-Starchy Vegetables
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you’ve eaten enough
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spinach, peppers,
asparagus, etc., eat more.
You need to eat at least 2
ARIES - March 21/April 20
Aries, expect to be very busy in the days ahead. Make a
concerted effort to be more aware of what’s around you so
that you don’t miss a thing.
TAURUS - April 21/May 21
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keep pushing them aside for later. If need be, work with a
professional to establish your goals.
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Do something out of your comfort zone this week,
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play the game, they go and change all of the rules on you.
Adaptability is one of your biggest strengths.
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It’s time to make your love life a priority, Leo. If you’re in
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back to the level it was a few months ago.
VIRGO – Aug. 24/Sept. 22
Virgo, if you come up against things you don’t understand
this week, ask people whose opinions you trust for their
to 4 cups at every meal.
The vegetables should
be prepared with some sort
of oil spray, pepper, sea
salt, herbs and fresh garlic
if you like it. Avoid using
any oil or butter. Try grilling
your vegetables.
If you’re not sure how
to make vegetables taste
great, learn. Experiment by
read cooking blogs. Here
is one from Eating Well
Magazine called How to
Cook 20 Vegetables: http://
tinyurl.com/3ghv25x
Step 4: Eat Clean and
Lean Protein with Your
Vegetables for Lunch and
Dinner
Clean means no oil,
butter, cream or anything
but seasoning. Lean
means no fat. So, for
every meal you should
eat a reasonable amount
of protein that’s low in fat
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skinless chicken and turkey
breast, and beans).
Protein slows the
movement of food through
the digestive tract, and
slower stomach emptying
means you feel full longer
and get hungrier later
(increasing satiety) than
when you eat foods that
are lower in protein.
Research also suggests
that high-protein meals lead
to a reduced subsequent
calorie intake. Protein also
helps keep blood sugar
stable, avoiding the quick
rises that can occur when
you eat carbohydrates that
are rapidly digested (e.g.,
white bread).
Sources of Protein
Poultry: Choose
primarily chicken and
turkey, and make sure
to select lean cuts. The
leanest poultry choice is
white meat from the breast
without the skin. Also,
- Remove the skin,
either before or after
cooking, to reduce the fat
content by almost half.
- Trim all excess fat from
poultry before cooking.
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wines, herbs, spices or
citrus fruit to season.
- Avoid fat by baking,
roasting, broiling, grilling or
poaching.
- Stir-fry using cooking
spray.
Fish: Fish is a great
source of both protein and
heart-healthy omega-3
fatty acids. Make sure to
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baking or grilling. No butter
and very little oil.
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the FDA website at
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food/resourcesforyou/
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veal, pork and lamb): Make
sure all meats are lean,
with visible fat removed,
and control portion size and
frequency. Also:
- The leanest beef cuts
include round steaks and
roasts (eye round, top
round, bottom round, round
May 22 to May 28, 2016
points of view. Educating yourself will help you move ahead.
LIBRA – Sept. 23/Oct. 23
Take some time out of your schedule for some muchneeded pampering. Whether your idea of special treatment
is a massage or simply sleeping in, make it a priority.
SCORPIO – Oct. 24/Nov. 22
Delegation will be your favorite word of the week,
Scorpio. When the going gets tough, start delegating the
tasks that have you stumped. This will ensure everyone
stays productive.
SAGITTARIUS – Nov. 23/Dec. 21
Sagittarius, you may be called upon to lend your special
skills to a situation this week. While it may not be a job you
tip), top loin, top sirloin and
chuck shoulder and arm
roasts.
- The leanest pork
choices include pork loin,
tenderloin, center loin and
ham.
- Choose extra-lean
ground beef. Look for at
least 90 percent lean. You
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ground beef that is 93 or 95
percent lean.
For cooking:
- Trim visible fat
beforehand.
- Broil, grill, roast, poach
or boil meat instead of
frying.
- Drain any fat that
appears during cooking.
Step 5: No Sugar or
White Foods
Do not eat or drink
anything – and I mean
anything -- with added
sugar, or white foods such
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and cereal.
If you want to know
more, you can read an
interview with Gary Taubes
at www.dietdetective.com/
diet-detective-interviewgary-taubes-author-whywe-get-fat-and-what-doabout/
Step 6: Exercise Cardio and Strength Train
Daily
This is a must. Just
because it’s Step 6
doesn’t mean that it is
less important. And if you
think you can really lose
weight by walking up the
stairs rather than taking the
elevator or escalator, think
again. What you should
do is walk for at least 90 to
120 minutes per day, every
single day.
Then, in addition to the
walking every day, you also
need to do strength training
about two to three times
per week. Most important,
pick core exercises those that focus on your
abdominal and back
muscles.
See the following
for a great start: www.
dietdetective.com/8exercises-you-can-do-rightnow-2/ and http://www.
dietdetective.com/moreexercises-at-home/
Step 7: Drink Lots of
Water, No Alcohol
You need to stay
hydrated. This means
drinking enough water.
How much? Probably at
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per day.
Can you drink coffee,
tea, etc.? Yes, as long as
it’s plain, or with skim milk
and one or two sugars at
most. No alcohol.
CHARLES PLATKIN,
PhD is a nutrition and
public health advocate and
founder of DietDetective.
com, and the Director of the
New York City Food Policy
Center at Hunter College.
Copyright 2016 by Charles
Platkin. All rights reserved.
Sign up for the free Diet
Detective newsletter at
www .DietDetective.com
relish, you know ultimately it has to get done.
CAPRICORN – Dec. 22/Jan. 20
Capricorn, speak your mind because if you don’t do it
others are not going to advocate for your needs. That’s why
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how small.
AQUARIUS – Jan. 21/Feb. 18
Aquarius, work may be getting on your nerves, but you
have to maintain a professional demeanor at all times. It can
be challenging, but you will handle it.
PISCES – Feb. 19/March 20
Pisces, a few days away from the daily grind will help you
recharge your batteries. Turn off your phone and enjoy the
well-deserved respite.
FAMOUS BIRTHDAYS
May 22 - Ginnifer Goodwin, actress, 38
May 23 - Jewel, singer, 42
May 24 - Bob Dylan, singer, 75
May 25 - Mike Myers, Comic actor, 53
May 26 - Helena Bonham Carter, actress, 50
May 27- Chris Colfer, actor, 26
May 28 - Kylie Minogue, singer, 48
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Nationals
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Orioles
Mets
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Rangers
Cardinals
Dodgers
Giants
Pirates
Blue Jays
Indians
Royals
Miguel Montero returns from the disabled list.
Stephen Strasburg gets a seven-year, $175 million contract extension.
Chris Sale becomes Majors’ first eight-game winner.
Eduardo Rodriguez threw 100 pitches in May 14 rehab start in AAA.
Chris Tillman has reeled off five straight quality starts.
Forearm soreness forces Steven Matz to miss May 14 start.
Closer Steve Cishek blows three saves in May 7-14 stretch.
Shin-Soo Choo begins rehab assignment for calf strain.
Closer Trevor Rosenthal is having serious control troubles.
Rookie Corey Seager (22) leads team in all triple crown categories.
Struggling Matt Cain responds with 15 IP, 3 R in May 10 and 15 starts.
Jung Ho Kang (four HR since injury return) seizes third base job.
Surprisingly only tied for 14th in MLB in runs through Week 6.
Michael Brantley (shoulder) hits DL for second time this year.
Lorenzo Cain had his first career three-HR game.
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Twins
Brewers
Reds
Braves
End Week 6 a game behind Nats despite minus-30 run differential.
Tyler Chatwood posts a surprising 3.20 ERA in first seven starts.
At 32, Martin Prado (.374/.411/.443) having a career year.
Matt Andriese allows one earned run in 16 IP in first two 2016 starts.
Victor Martinez and Nick Castellanos end Week 6 1-2 in AL batting race.
Andrew Miller gives up one earned run and fans 28 in first 15.1 IP.
Hector Santiago provides boost with eight scoreless IP vs. Seattle
Preston Tucker (.185/.224/.370) demoted to AAA.
Arizona starts season 5–16 at home, but 12–7 on the road.
Injury issues have decimated the San Diego infield.
Danny Valencia hits five HR in series from May 13-15.
Infielders Trevor Plouffe, Brian Dozier not playing at 100 percent.
Rotation so bad that 31-year-old rookie Junior Guerra now starts.
Nine different Cincinnati pitchers have made starts through Week 6.
Atlanta can’t wait for new park after 2–17 start in Turner Field.
Twelve years after the Padres made the shortstop
the No. 1 overall pick in the 2004 MLB Draft, Matt
Bush made the Majors — as a relief pitcher for
the Rangers — on May 13. Bush pitched a perfect
ninth in a 5–0 loss to Toronto and two days later
got his first win over the Jays. This time a year ago,
Bush was in prison after hitting 72-year-old motorcyclist Tony Trufano in March 2012 and fleeing
the scene. Bush was charged with his third DUI but
says he’s been sober since. He was banned from
driving except to and from his job at Golden Corral
in Jacksonville, Fla., and the Rangers signed him
after a tryout in the parking lot there in December.
Bush impressed Texas in spring training. …
Bush was also at the center of a fight between
the two teams after he hit Jose Bautista in the
elbow with a 96 MPH fastball in the eighth inning
on May 15. The Rangers were still angry about
Bautista’s home run and subsequent stare-down of
pitcher Sam Dyson in a playoff game on Oct. 14
last year. Bautista then slid hard into Texas second
baseman Rougned Odor, who shoved Bautista and
then landed a punch to the Toronto slugger’s face
moments later. In the bottom of the inning, Jesse
Chavez retaliated by hitting Prince Fielder in the
leg, emptying the benches again. …
The Yankees’ Carlos Beltran blasted his 400th
home run off White Sox reliever Zach Duke. Only
54 players have hit 400 home runs; Beltran is just
the fifth to do that and also exceed 300 steals. …
May 13 was a big day for Dodgers pitcher Ross
Stripling. He earned his first MLB win and also got
his first big-league hit, which came off his former
Texas A&M roommate, Michael Wacha. …
Stripling’s teammate, Clayton Kershaw, leads
MLB with 77 strikeouts through Week 6 and ranks
fifth with a 1.74 ERA. The lefty has taken has game
to a new level: he’s walked only four hitters for an
incredible 19.25 strikeout-to-walk ratio. …
MLB launched its inaugural “Play Ball” weekend, as children across the country were allowed
to take the field at various ballparks and interact
with players to varying degrees. It’s part of MLB’s
initiative designed to encourage youth participation
in baseball and softball.
NUMBERS GAME
.320/.405/.695
That’s the batting average, on-base
percentage and slugging percentage of
Boston’s David Ortiz, of which the first
and last would represent career highs
for the designated hitter. “Big Papi,”
who turns 41 in November, plans to retire after this season. Ortiz ended Week
6 ranked fifth in the American League
with 10 home runs, and was second
with 32 RBIs.
TURN BACK THE CLOCK
May 18, 2004
At age 40, Randy Johnson becomes
the oldest pitcher ever to hurl a perfect
game, and also joins Cy Young, Jim Bunning, Hideo Nomo and Nolan Ryan as
the only men to ever throw no-hitters in
both leagues.
TRIVIA CORNER
Who was the first player to hit a home
run before his 20th birthday and also
after his 40th birthday?
Written and compiled by Chris Lee.
Follow Chris on Twitter: @chrislee71.
Email: [email protected]
TRIVIA ANSWER: Ty Cobb, who hit one in 1905 for Detroit as an
18-year-old, hit five more for the Athletics at age 40 in 1928,
and later hit his final round-tripper at age 41. Rusty Staub,
Gary Sheffield and Alex Rodriguez have also accomplished that
feat. Brooks Robinson, who homered as a 19-year old in 1956,
hit his last homer a month shy of his 40th birthday.
INSIDEBASEBALL
AROUND THE HORN
Photos by Tom DiPace
Nine C.V. athletes
win events, eight
more take second
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SHASTA LAKE - It was
quite a day for the Falcons
here Friday at the Bill
Springhorn Track Facility
at Central Valley High
School. Nine individual
Northern Athletic League
titles were won along with
eight who were runner-up
for Central Valley as they
truly were poised for the big
show, C.V. coach Howard
Brodmerkle said.
Anna Lewis lead the
charge for the Falcons
winning three individual
titles in the 800 meter run in
two minutes, 30.53 seconds,
the 1600 (5:23.53), and the
3200 (11:53.71).
Lewis cruised out in
front for the 800 and 1600
meters to easily bring home
both titles, but the 3200
meters was quite the gut
check, Brodmerkle said, as
she came from behind in the
last 200 meters to outlast
Mallory Ward of Yreka.
“I
heard
coach
Brodmerkle tell me that it
was the last time racing
on our home track and to
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800 meters and that really
inspired me to win today,”
Lewis said.
“I was so proud of Anna
winning all three races,
Brodmerkle said. “The last
race, though, was such a
true testament to her grit,
coming from behind.”
Austin Chaolee was
varsity league champion in
the 200 meters cruising to
victory in 22.74, a personal
record (PR) by .56 seconds.
“It
was
such
an
incredible race to witness,”
Brodmerkle said.
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in the 100 meters in a PR
time of 11.30 seconds.
Kylanna Bluford won
the junior varsity 100
meters in 13.54 (a PR by
.32 seconds). Bluford also
placed fourth in the long
jump and was the second
leg of the second place C.V.
team in the 4x100 meter
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a time of 54.43 seconds, a
school record.
Brandon O’Dell won
the JV boys 200 meters in
24.09 (.45 PR).
“It was so gratifying
watching him win that with
all the extra work he put
in this week on the turn,”
Brodmerkle said.
O’Dell also placed third
in the 100 meters (11.76, a
.30 PR), and second in the
100 meter hurdles (17.74, a
.17 PR).
Jaycie Sundstrum won
the high jump with a leap of
4-ft., 8-inches. Sundstrum
also lead off the 4x100
meter relay team that
placed second.
Ashlinn Boyd won the
long jump (14-7), placed
second in the high jump (44), third in the triple jump
(28-10) and was the third
leg of the 4x100 relay team.
Rylie Silva blew the
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Brodmerkle said, heaving it
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BULLETIN PHOTOS / Gary Hanlon
Above, Central Valley’s Anna Lewis, left, and Yreka’s
Mallory Ward battled it out in the 3200 meter race.
Lewis won this race and two others, the 800 and
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Left, C.V.’s Kylanna Bluford ran the second leg of the
Falcons J.V. girls 4x100 meter relay. The team set a
new school record in the event. Below, the Falcons
Luke Butler competing in the high jump.
Rylie put that together as
he has done that in practice
consistently this week,” said
coach James Sutton.
Other Central Valley
athletes to place included
Levi Quintana who was a
runner-up in the 100 meters
(11.64) and the high jump
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second in the discus with
a throw of 114-6. Sheleah
Stephens was second in
the shot put (32-10). Haily
Valencia was second in
three of her events: the 200
meters (29.35, a .60 PR),
second in the 800 meters
(2:42, a .76 PR), and the
anchor leg of the 4x100
meter relay team.
“It was quite a day for
our team,” Brodmerkle said.
“We only had two individual
winners last year, so the
hard work our team put in
daily has paid dividends.”
Brodmerkle said the
only sour note of the day
was that the JV girls team
missed out on being league
champions by four points.
“I’ll take second place
this time with all the great
performances,” he said.
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Central Valley’s softball
team ended the regular
season last week with a third
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Athletic League following
three losses to West Valley
and a win over Anderson.
The Falcons lost a
doubleheader to the Eagles
at home on May 10, falling
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managed only one hit, an RBI
double by Destiny Young who
knocked in Jaceyln Parratt in
the game shortened by the
10-run rule.
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was a bit of a see-saw battle.
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in the second inning to take
a 6-0 lead. But the Falcons
bounced back, scoring three
runs in the third and sixth
innings and two in the fourth
to take an 8-7 lead heading
into the seventh inning. But
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seventh inning for the win.
Parratt was C.V.’s leading
hitter, going 3-for-4, including
a double, with a run and two
RBI. Lindsey Beck was 2-for4 with a run and three RBI.
Veronica Shlapia was 2-for-4
with a double and two runs
scored.
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teammates at home plate following her home run against Anderson on May 11.
Parratt each had a double.
“We didn’t hit and had
a lot of walks,” C.V. coach
Randy Rudd said about
Friday’s loss to the Eagles.
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West Valley, Central Valley
hosted Anderson on May 11
in a make-up game that was
rained out the previous week.
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highlight was a two-run home
run by Kyndall Holleman.
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home
run
was awesome,” Rudd said.
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year. Not bad for a freshman.”
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league with a 7-8 record, 1513 overall, received the No. 6
seed in the Northern Section
CIF Division IV playoffs.
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a win, they would take on the
winner of the game between
No. 2 Sutter and No. 7 Orland
on Thursday. Lassen, on the
other side of the bracket, is
the No. 1 seed. The section
championship game is set for
Saturday.
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2016-0000554
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3304 Shasta Dam Blvd Spc 67
Shasta Lake, CA 96019
County of Shasta
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Taylor Creek Open Ditch
Replacement Project
The Pit Resource Conservation District, acting as Lead Agency under
the California Environmental Quality
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pasture. The Pit RCD will receive
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Request for public Comment/Review: County of Shasta
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Willow Creek Open Ditch
43139 Shoshoni Loop
Replacement Project
Fall River Mills, CA 96028
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April 22, 2016
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WINTU CULTURAL RESOURCES
6490 Churn Creek Rd
Redding, CA 96002
County of Shasta
Hayward, Kelli Marie
6490 Churn Creek Rd
Redding, CA 96002
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May 18, 25, June 1, 8, 2016
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2016-0000495
April 19, 2016
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HEALING STONE CREATIONS
20179 Sugar Pine St
Burney, CA 96013
County of Shasta
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Burney, CA 96013
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April 27, 2016
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23413 Chism Trail
Cassel, CA 96016
County of Shasta
Conrad, Tony
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Cassel, CA 96016
(s) Tony Conrad
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2016-0000524
April 28, 2016
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CINDY ALLEN SHAVED ICE
GO-BOB’S SEADOO RENTALS
875 Wingsetter Ct
Redding, CA 96003
County of Shasta
Gobob Enterprises, Inc
875 Wingsetter Ct
Redding, CA 96003
State: CA
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Beautifully hidden away in Oakwoods Estates Subdivision. Lots of privacy, 2+ Bedroom home on over
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subdivision and into BLM and forest service land for
miles of riding, walking or run your ATV. Priced at just
$179,000
PAM
GIACOMINI
Shasta County
Supervisor District 3
A STRONG ADVOCATE FOR EASTERN SHASTA COUNTY & THE ENTIRE COUNTY
Fall River Dream
2 Homes on the banks of the famous Fall River ! Beautifully decorated 2 bedroom 2 bath home fully furnished,
and a 2 bedroom 1 bath guest house that also comes
furnished. Rent one live in the other...you decide. Deck
overlooks river, huge boat dock to tie up all your toys,two
RV hookups, 5.5 acres for horses if you want, Duck pond,
3 boats included...too much to list.
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She is a fourth generation family rancher in Hat Creek &
a business owner & manager. Giacomini currently is the
Chair for the Board of Supervisors and has had years
of experience which have led to her success. She has
more to accomplish in her next term, all which will help
business, local jobs and the economy of Shasta County.
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Paid for by the Committee #134367 to Elect Pam Giacomini
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#1097 Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 full bath
home in Las Calinas....................29,900
Private 10 acre parcel at the end of
the road in Fall River Mills. Flat, buildable area at the bottom and nice
upslope providing great views of the
Fall River Valley. Power nearby and
good road access........................38,500
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place you go. Your favorite stores and shops can always be found
in our weekly circulars and inserts, providing a wealth of savings
& information every day. Where else but the newspaper would you
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legal notice publication
Price includes 2 commercial corner lots
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parcel numbers 028-160-001 and -002.
Currently zoned C-2. Lots span from
Pine Street to Cedar Street..........50,000
Great cabin in peaceful Old Station.
Close to excellent Hat Creek trout fishing.
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the past year. DSL available in the area. THE HEART OF HAT CREEK!
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a 200 AMP service. Excellent vacation 1HZO\ UHPRGHOHG NLWFKHQ QHZ
or 2nd home opportunity.........154,000 URRI /DUJH NLWFKHQ ZEUHDNIDVW
#1061 nicely refurbished using the
Shasta County Dept. of Housing and
Community Action Program.2 bedroom 1
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paint, new vinyl floors in kitchen and bath,
new insulation and heat source....73,900
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area, plus dining area. Lots of oak
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Range, refrigerator, washer, dryer.
Some furnishings are negotiable.
Sliders to back patio, plus large
front deck next to stream that runs
thru property.......................175,000
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road. This three bedroom, 2 bath home
has 1700 sq ft, per the county records.
Updated Kitchen, breakfast bar, landscaping front and back, covered patio,
shop free standing stove, evaporator
cooler, additional bonus room.....179,000
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perfect for entertaining. Manicured
front, side and back lawns with sprinkler systems throughout............164,000
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943 Burney over 4500 sq ft Burney Terrace.................495,000
947 Burney lot in Medical district.......................................62,500
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961 5 ac Big Eddy Fall River....................................75,000
962 5 Ac Big Eddy
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977 94 Ac 2 homes Alfalfa 4 barns 2 shops 5('8&('......829,000
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1005 Johnson park many upgrades SOLD
1010 Hat Creek Dr on Hat Creek vacation dream..........170,000
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%XUQH\$UURZRRG6W6XQURRPSOLD..............159,000
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1068 Burney lot with foundation.........................................42,000
1069 Burney commercial or rental.............................................59,500
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