Project to research what happens if two counties are cut off from the outside world 04/10/2007 COMMUNITY Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     If Lassen and Plumas counties were totally cut off from the outside world, what food would be available?... View
	Highway patrol tries Start Smart program on teens 03/13/2007 COMMUNITY Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)- Fact: Teen drivers are found at fault in 66 percent of all fatal collisions that they are involved in, although they represent only 4 percent of California?s licensed drivers.... View
	School district faces 55 lay-offs 03/13/2007 EDUCATION Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     Layoff notices are going out to 55 employees of the Plumas County Office of Education and Plumas Unified School District. ... View
	Insurance premiums for the county hiked 03/13/2007 LOCAL GOVERNMENT Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     Kelly Stane, the county's risk manager, announced to the Plumas County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, March 6, that the county would be paying more into its insurance pool during the upcoming fiscal year.... View
	A woman?s life as a lookout 03/06/2007 HUMAN INTEREST Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     March is Women?s History Month and this year?s presentation is ?Lookout Life: A Woman?s View,? planned for Wednesday, March 28, at 11:30 a.m. at the Mineral Building at the Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds in Quincy.... View
	Satellite radio brings sweet music to senior's ears 02/20/2007 COLUMNIST Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     Good morning, seniors! I have experienced a situation that thrills my heart and soul. Only those who were around during the '30s, '40s and '50s will really understand from whence I come.... View
	The poison pen refuses 'chemical treatment' 02/07/2007 COLUMNIST Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     Last Thursday was a bad day for the English language in Plumas County. A gentleman, who identified himself as a member of the Lake Davis Steering Committee, called to scold me for my column "Lake Davis: Chronicle of a poisoning foretold." Let's call him Mr. Judgmental. ... View
	Former resident receives Purple Heart 02/13/2007 MILITARY Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     Former Quincy resident Ryan Gott recently received the Purple Heart for his service in Iraq.... View
	County approves health agency as medical marijuana ID card resource 01/30/2007 HEALTH Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     Plumas County has joined a number of counties in California that now issue medical marijuana identification cards.... View
	Public tells school board, 'Don't close libraries' 01/16/2007 EDUCATION Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     A decision on whether Plumas Unified School District libraries will remain open through the school year is still pending. PUSD is still considering laying off some classified employees ? including librarians ? to meet the budget deficit this school year.... View
	Cosmopolitan fair manager finds dream job in Plumas County 01/16/2007 HUMAN INTEREST Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     Billy Cox, Plumas County's new fair manager, brings a world of experience with him, literally. ... View
	Sensei Al Molina, a genius of motion 01/09/2007 HUMAN INTEREST Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)- When Feather River College instructor Sensei Al Molina tells a story, he uses his whole body. Students gather around transfixed as their sensei (honored teacher) imitates his 6-year-old excitement when putting on his first ?ox-blood red? boxing gloves.... View
	Quincy couple celebrates 70 years of marriage 01/02/2007 HUMAN INTEREST Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     Dozens of framed photographs line the hallway and decorate surfaces throughout the living room. Many of the smiling faces ? a son, daughters, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and more ? would not exist if Edwin and Sarah Jenkins hadn?t wed 70 years ago.... View
	Fire destroys historic Quincy-area home 01/02/2007 DISASTER AND ACCIDENT Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)- When an early-morning fire ripped through the second floor of one of Quincy?s historic homes, the owners, accustomed to helping others, found that the community was there to help them.... View
	What I said, what he heard, and what I meant 12/04/2006 COLUMNIST Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     My husband and I planned to meet at our Redding home at approximately 5 p.m. last Friday evening. While I was en route from Quincy, he called to tell me that he was finishing up a project at the office and that he would be about 10 minutes late. ... View
	American Indian Thanksgiving tribute at Quincy High School 11/28/2006 PEOPLE Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     Staff and students at Quincy High School came together at an assembly guided by American Indian traditions to initiate holiday celebrations with family, community and nations.... View
	Local woman turns construction worker for charity 11/21/2006 HUMAN INTEREST Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     Packing for a recent trip to New Orleans proved to be an interesting experience for Quincy resident Janet Radtke. Her suitcases were stuffed with a week?s worth of clothing, including a fancy outfit to wear to Emeril?s, walking shoes, toiletries, a camera, a sleeping bag, a ... View
	New college requirement 11/14/2006 EDUCATION Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     Student Learning Outcomes, the newest buzzword at community colleges, is receiving mixed reviews at Feather River College.... View
	On woodstoves, birds and cats 11/14/2006 SMALL TOWN LIFE Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     What was it about the wood cook stove? The cat creature couldn?t get away from it, and I was thinking that she was going to jump up on it with me watching. Not that she hasn?t committed that sin before, but usually it?s when I?m abed and the kitchen table is her target.... View
	Historic guard station burns down 11/14/2006 DISASTER AND ACCIDENT Feather River Bulletin / STPNS Quincy, California (STPNS)-     For 97 years, the Bear Creek Guard Station sat unchanging within the Plumas National Forest. That is until Saturday, Nov. 4, when the venerable little station burned to the ground. It was literally the last of its kind on the forest.... View