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A prescribed fire to reduce accumulated brush and downed tree limbs in the Weaverville Communit y Forest is scheduled this week. More ... Polly is a 1-year-old shar-pei mix available for adoption at the Trinity County Animal Shelter. She's housebroken and loving. Kittens are also available. For more information, call ACO Officer Christine Edwards at 623-1370. Hours for the shelter at the end of Mountain View Street, Weaverville, are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday. The shelter's Web page is www.trinityanimalshelter. com More ... The Trinity County Sheriff's Department received th e following c alls from Oct. 26 to Nov. 1: OCT. 26 Re por t of a deer in Weaverville wi th both rear legs broken. A CHP of ficer dis patches the deer. More ... Rain for week: 0.04 Rain to date for year starting July 1, 2009: 3.5 WEATHER A YEAR AGO Average High ............82 Average Low .............. 31 Rain to date: 1.82 On November 2, 2009, Trinity Lake was down 0. More ... An errant veh icle crashed into a utility pole and a sign in front of the Cr ystal Ai r heating and cooling business in Weaverv ille last Saturday, More ... REACH Air Med ical Ser vices will present Trinity Count y with 25 Pediatric Immobilization Boards from funds raised by thei r annual "Drive for Kids" G olf Tournament at 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, at Trinit y Hospital. More ... The human remains found Oct. 24 in Southern Trinit y have been ident i fied as those of a missing Humboldt County man, the Tr i nity County Sheriff's Department said. More ... A Trinity Count y man faces felony cou nts of assault with a firea rm and negligent discharge of a firearm after an inc ident last week in Hayfork. More ... Closed for Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11 Banks Count y offices Post offices Schools State and federa l offices Open The Tri n ity Journal office will be More ... An emergency bill restori ng $16.3 million for domestic violence programs throughout California was signed by Gov. More ... The Department of Fish and Game is holding three public scoping meetings for input on its suction dredge perm itt i ng program. The Redding meeti ng is set for 5 p.m. More ... The Hayfork Seventh-day Adventist Christian School just ended its first quarter, wh ich was filled w ith many specia l events. The first day of school began with an end-of-summ theme. More ... An auction will be held Thursday, Nov. 5, at Linda Hall in Hayfork beginning at 7 p.m. Soup, bread and drin k will be sold for $1. All proceeds will go to Hayfork Seventh-day Adventist Christian School for continued operation. More ... Veterans to be honored in Igo The Northern California Veterans Cemetery in Igo will be honoring all veterans, those serving now and those who have served their country in the past, at 11 a.m. Nov. 11. The event will start with a C-17 fly-by from Travis Air Force Base. More ... Fifty-four Trinity High School students, including high school athletes who wore their uniforms, went to Weaverville Elementary School on Thursday to read to the first- through third-grade students. The Trinity High School students went into the classrooms of Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Durkee, Mrs. Green, Mrs. More ... A state attorney general's opinion will be sought to determine if special districts can withdraw from representation on the Trinity Local Agency Formation Commission so they don't have to help pay LAFCO's operating costs. LAFCO commissioners voted to seek the AG opinion at their Oct. 27 meeting because two special districts continue to protest the billings. More ... Members of the Our Fair Share group in Hayfork have obtained more than 640 signatures on a petition seeking equitable recycling opportunities in that community and they are working with the Trinity County Solid Waste Department to develop long-term solutions. More ... The Trinity County Department of Transportation last week accepted delivery of two brand new 21-passenger buses, the first in the state to be purchased with American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 rural transit funding. More ... This little girl found trick-or-treating a little tiring, but still managed to pull off a cute look Saturday night along Main Street in Weaverville. Downtown merchants stayed open late for the annual Halloween candy giveaway. PHIL NELSON THE TRINITY JOURNAL More ... |
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