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September 10, 2008
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Supes demand fire cleanup
Forest Service repair policies are criticized
By SALLY MORRIS
Shasta-Trinity National Forest representatives were on the hot seat last week when they attended the Board of Supervisors meeting here to discuss the agency's progress in repairing damage caused by fire-suppression activities for many weeks after the June 20 lightning storm. More...
Businesses hanging on after fires
By AMY GITTELSOHN

Trinity County businesses that depend on tourism were hit hard this summer as their patrons were driven away by smoke. Now, after several weeks of mostly blue skies, businesses owners are still working to make up for lost income. More...

County wants $10 million to recover from the fires

Recognizing that the answer is "no" if they don't ask, Trinity County Supervisors have authorized a request to Sen. Diane Feinstein seeking a $10 million congressional appropriation over a three-year period to help restore the county's natural resources and local economy in the wake of this summer... More...

 News
•Sheriff's Report
The Trinity County Sheriff's Department received the following reports from Sept. 2 to 7: Sept. 2 - A domestic dispute is reported with both claiming to be victims; neither are injured or wish to press charges, and the parties are separated. A caller reports two persons in an altercation with on... More...
•Hayfork Valley News
•Trinity fires are almost contained
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 Opinion
•MY JOURNAL
Online Journal subscriptions
The Journal recently began charging people to read our current issue on our Web site. This prompted complaints from a few of our mail subscribers who felt they should also have access to the current digital version of the Journal. More...
•Palin changes politics
•About sex education
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 Calendar
•Community Calendar
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 Soroptimist International of Trinity County, noon luncheon meeting at the Golden Age Center on Browns Ranch Road. Planned Parenthood, Weaverville, 9:45 a.m. 4 p.m. Trinity Animal Shelter Auxiliary, 6 p.m., Office of Education conference room, Weaverville. More...
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 Arts
•Auditions for 'Fruitcakes'
Auditions will be held this Friday and Saturday for a lighthearted but touching Christmas comedy by Julian Wiles. "Fruitcakes" will be directed by Nancy Kohl and presented in December by The Trinity Players Inc. at the Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center. Roles are available for actors of all ages... More...
•Artist in action
•Trinity's Lively Arts
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 Community
•Looking for a home
Sarah is a 1-year-old pitbull cross available for adoption at the Trinity County Animal Shelter. She gets along with dogs and cats. Call Animal Control Offi- cer Christine Edwards at 623-1370. Hours for the shelter at the end of Mountain View Street are Monday through Friday from by PHIL NELSON 10 a... More...
•Weather and Lake Report
•Mental health scholarship
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 Schools
•About Our Schools
Trinity County schools continue to make efforts at ongoing improvements in raising student achievement levels, addressing individual student needs, and creating safe and nurturing learning environments. All schools undergo the required state planning process in examination of student assessment da... More...
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 Sports
•Musick Notes
The Trinity High School Lady Wolves defeated Hoopa Valley on Thursday for their first home victory of the volleyball season. Then they traveled to Yreka for tournament play. The Trinity JV team won third place in the tournament, with Morgan Duncan being named to the All-Tournament team. More...
•Men's golf
•Trinity Alps women's golf
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 Outdoors
•Fishing Report
On Sunday, Trinity Lake was 88 feet below the overflow and at 51.4 percent of capacity. Average inflow to the lake is 21 cfs and 1,934 cfs is being released to the Sacramento River. The river is starting to heat up again which could bring on more moss, which we don't need. More...
•4-H members do well at Livestock Auction
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 Obituaries
•CY CAMP
Cy Camp passed away at his home in Weaverville on September 8, 2008 at the age of 55. Cy was born on November 7, 1952, in Sonoma. He was raised in Sonoma and graduated from Sonoma Valley High School in 1972. More...
•ROBERT E. FLINT
•CLIFFORD "FRITZ" KRIEGER
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