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September 17, 2008
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Sacrifice of 11 firefighters honored
By AMY GITTELSOHN
The sacrifice of 11 firefighters who died in the line of duty during wildfires in Trinity and Siskiyou counties will not be forgotten here. It is set in stone. More...
Enrollment in schools still falling
By AMY GITTELSOHN

First-day attendance at Trinity County schools was down 84 students from last year, continuing a downward trend. Figures from the County Office of Education indicate that 1,669 students showed up for the first day of school this year, compared with 1,753 last year. More...

Cell phone boost back on track
By SALLY MORRIS

A contract dispute between Trinity County and Verizon Wireless involving design and engineering costs incurred on the $2.5 million, grant-funded project to expand cell phone coverage to the more remote areas of the county has been resolved. More...

 News
•Sheriff's Report
The Trinity County Sheriff's Department received the following calls from Sept. 8 to 14: Sept. 8 - At 2 a.m., a Weaverville woman reports an unknown male harassing people; an arrest is made for public intoxication. More...
•Hayfork Valley News
•Aanestad opposed to state budget plan
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 Opinion
•Obama doesn't hold up
With Obama's star rising, a springtime of hope has blossomed in America. Joy is on the wing and with every breeze alyssum honeys the air like childhood. Then: the Biden misstep, the Palin migraine, the mile-high denouement. Suddenly November could be the cruelest month for the man who would be ki... More...
•Forest Service must change
•Why I'm a Democrat
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 Calendar
•Community Calendar
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 Trinity Family Medical Group, free blood pressure clinic, all day, except noon-2 p.m. Planned Parenthood, Weaverville, 9:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hayfork Lions Club, Fairgrounds, 7:30 p.m. Lewiston Lions Club, 7 a.m., board/business, Mountain Grill. More...
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 Arts
•Art and equinox party
Get ready to enjoy a day of art by the river under the pines at RiverSong Village in Hyampom on Saturday, Sept. 20, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bring paints, canvases, brushes, pencils, paper, collage materials, clay, camera, chisel, hammer - whatever you need to create something. Also bring a picnic,... More...
•Singer to perform
•Fiddlin' this weekend
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 Community
•Looking for a home
This 3-month-old, female Jack Russell cross is available for adoption at the Trinity County Animal Shelter. She gets along with dogs and cats. Call ACO Christine Edwards at 623-1370. Hours for the shelter at by PHIL NELSON the end of Mountain View Street are Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p... More...
•Weather and Lake Report
•Kids Crusade in Hayfork
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 Schools
•New DC school club
The Douglas City Elementary After School Program has formed a new club that hopes to increase community awareness by focusing students on community issues and areas of need. The "Pay It Forward Club" spent two hours last Wednesday picking up litter at Lowden Park. The clean-up effort included the... More...
•Cox Bar School news
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 Sports
•Musick Notes
Hayfork High School fans will have an opportunity to find out just how good or bad the Timberjacks football team is when the Jacks host Los Molinos Friday night. This will be the first of four consecutive home contests at Ernie Glass Field. More...
•Hayfork outscores Hoopa
•Wolves' early lead doesn't last
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 Outdoors
•Fishing Report
On Sunday, Trinity Lake was 91 feet below the overflow and at 50.3 percent of capacity. Average inflow to the lake was 163 cfs, and 1,738 cfs was being released to the Sacramento River. It appears that we just might see a cool down in the weather. This could start fish moving up the Trinity River... More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
ROBERT J. TIERNEY
Robert J. Tierney, 80, of Douglas City, died Sept. 16 at his residence of natural causes. More...
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