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WATER MONITORS
Students study health, quality of county streams
At the edge of Deadwood Creek in Lewiston, several children peered at wriggly aquatic creatures they had netted, enthusiastically trying to identify the various specimens. “The bugs either mean the water’s clean, dirty, or kinda in the middle,” said 8-year-old Isus Otis. More...
Second crash near Salyer claims two lives
Trinity Journal staff

Two persons died and one had major injuries Friday after two vehicles traveling in heavy rain went off Highway 299 on a curve near Salyer and plunged into the Trinity River in separate accidents. More...

Vehicle crashes into Trinity River near Salyer
Trinity Journal staff

Emergency workers responded to a report of a vehicle approximately 300 feet down a steep embankment and in the Trinity River west of Salyer at approximately 10 a.m. this morning (Friday, March 12). More...

Mill permit before planners
BY SALLY MORRIS THE TRINITY JOURNAL

The Trinity County Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a special meeting next Tuesday night, March 16, to consider a use permit allowing reconstruction of the Trinity River Lumber Co. mill in Weaverville that burned down last September. More...

 News
• No prison time in meth sales case
A Trinity County judge spared a Lewiston woman convicted of dealing methamphetamine time in state prison over the objections of the prosecutor and the recommendation of the probation department. More...
• Yuba man killed in crash
• article has image LOOKING FOR A HOME
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 Opinion
• Eternal vigilance required as ‘freedom is not free’
“Jim Bunning, Republican from Kentucky, filibusters bill for unemployment!” How many of you thought people on unemployment would be starving next week? How many of you knew the unemployment in question didn’t even start to go out until April? Did your information source leave out that detail and more? Interesting. More...
• article has image Cartoon
• Supervisors drop ball on marijuana
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 Arts
• article has image All abuzz over art, musical offerings
TRINITY’S LIVELY ARTS
It was Art Cruise night and receptions were in full swing around town. I was there early and the regular volunteers at Main Street Gallery were busy setting up a food table in the midst of some of the loveliest pastel and oil landscapes I’ve seen in a while. The work is by Palo Cedro artist Beverly Dearman. More...
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 Business
• STRICTLY BUSINESS
A little birdie told me that Wild Bird is now nesting at Kudos. Still a full service florist, the Kudos store now hosts two great shops in one location for your floral and gifting needs. See Kudos ad on page 9. More...
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 Calendar
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
THURSDAY, MARCH 11 Trinity Family Medical Group, free blood pressure clinic, all day except noon to 2 p.m. Planned Parenthood, Weaverville, 9:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lewiston Lions Club, breakfast meeting, 7 a.m., Mountain Valley Grill. Trinity Lake Lions, I.O.O.F. Hall, Trinity Center, 7 p.m. Trinity P.U.D., community room at TPUD, 2 p.m. More...
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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 Community
• article has image Storch, Facknitz at Llama Saturday
Teresa Storch and Jeremy Facknitz will appear Saturday, March 13, at Mamma Llama, 490 Main St., Weaverville. Show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 at the door. A nationally touring performer for the past four years, Boston-based singer/songwriter Storch is constantly moving. More...
• article has image Classic Film: ‘True Grit’ at Trinity Theatre Sunday
• article has image Mountain Mojo at Johnson’s Steakhouse for St. Patrick’s Day
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 Obituaries
• article has image LUCETTA A. HUNT
Lucetta A. Hunt, 98, of Weaverville died Feb. 20, 2010, in Redding. She was born Dec. 13, 1911, in Willits, Calif. More...
• JOSEPH A. YOUNG
• JOSEPH TUMILTY
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 Sports
• article has image Teams tumble in NSCIF playoffs
Hayfork girls miss out on Section repeat
The Hayfork High School Lady Timberjacks defeated Redding Christian 44-34 in the NSCIF Division 6 basketball semifinals played in Hayfork Tuesday and then traveled to Chico for the championship game on Friday only to lose to the undefeated Butte Valley Bulldogs 45-37. More...
• Hayfork boys upset in semifinals
• Trinity boys lose buzzer-beater in Division 5 playoff semifinal
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 Traffic Watch
• TRAFFIC WATCH
Caltrans has the following projects scheduled through October: . On Highway 299, from 1.5 miles to 2.5 miles east of Burnt Ranch, pavement widening continues from 6 a m. to 5 p.m. Long-term oneway traffic control will be in place with up to five-minute delays. More...
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