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- The art of people in motion
- People line the walls of the Orland Center for the Arts and Gallery. They are not visitors catching glimpses of the artwork, but action portraits of individuals caught in motion. Some are sad — others happy about unknown problems or triumphs.... Full story
- Supervisor: Plan threatens water supply
- Glenn County supervisors believe a proposed Delta restoration plan would open all the dam gates in the North State and leave them open. That is the conclusion Supervisor Leigh McDaniel expressed Tuesday as the board approved an opposition letter to ... Full story
- Council to finally decide on outdoor smoking
- Final action on a proposed outdoor smoking ban comes before the Orland City Council on Monday. Following months of discussion and revisions, the council is looking at a first and second reading on a ordinance that would prohibit smoking within 20 fe... Full story
- CHP out in force this weekend
- Two people were killed and more than 450 people statewide were arrested for drunken driving on Super Bowl Sunday last year. The California Highway Patrol is hoping that number can be reduced, but also is encouraging other motorists to call 911 when ... Full story
- Garamendi raises $250k in 3 months
- By Ben van der Meer For Tri-County Newspapers U.S. Rep. John Garamendi raised more than $250,000 for his re-election bid in the last three months of 2011, outpacing the Republican candidates trying to unseat him. Garamendi reported raising... Full story
- Growing regs for medical marijuana on agenda
- Medical marijuana cultivation rules, economic development and a cotton ordinance top Tuesday's agenda for Glenn County supervisors. Their meeting begins at 9 a.m. in the board chambers inside Willows Memorial Hall, 525 W. Sycamore St. Planning Dire... Full story
- PG&E gives customers the choice to have Smart Meter
- Residential electric and gas customers who have concerns about wireless technology can now choose either a new Smart Meter or a traditional analog meter, following the final decision made by the California Public Utilities Commission this week. But ... Full story
- Colusa Farm Show will start Tuesday
- Rain is expected to greet visitors when the Colusa Farm Show opens for its 47th straight year on Tuesday — the longest running show of its kind in the state. Hundreds of vendors are scheduled to be on hand at the Colusa County Fairgrounds, in ... Full story
- GCOE to consider seven-district configuration
- The Glenn County Board of Education is considering adding two more members in its latest redistricting discussions. Board members unanimously requested a fifth map Tuesday that would show what such a plan would look like. Consultants Solomon Pulapk... Full story
- Supervisors: No raises to be given this year
- Department heads will maintain status quo
- Glenn County supervisors and department heads will not be getting raises this year. The board declined to adjust salary ranges Tuesday in a annual review of compensation packages. "I move we take no action and keep the status quo," Supervisor Mike ... Full story
- Farmers’ Markets looking for new manager ASAP
- If you love produce and are passionate about farmers markets, the Glenn County Resource Conservation District wants to hear from you. The RCD is taking applications for a new manager for the 2012 Glenn County Certified Farmers Markets, which open in... Full story
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