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Vet mixes life's lessons

By Lydia M. Harris/Tri-County Newspapers

Once in a dairy practice with 50 veterinarians, Joseph Korn has brought some new ideas and is learning others as he settles in at Mid-Valley Veterinary Hospital in Orland. Korn joined Gerald Aguiar and Michael Karle in the mixed small- and large-ani... Full story

'Busy, but relatively safe' holiday reported

By Rob Parsons/Tri-County Newspapers

Violence and alcohol-related arrests were reportedly down over the Labor Day weekend from previous years in Glenn County. "It was very busy, but relatively safe," said California Highway Patrol Officer Rodney Pozzi said. There were no fatalities or... Full story

Rollover on I-5 claims 1

An elderly Livermore woman was killed in a rollover accident on Interstate 5, just north of the Delevan turnoff, about 4 p.m. Tuesday, the California Highway Patrol reported. Dianna Link, 61, was pronounced dead at the scene after emergency service ... Full story

County cutbacks proposed

By Rick Longley/Tri-County Newspapers

Budget woes remained foremost in the minds of supervisors Tuesday as Glenn County looked at ways to cut another $1.1 million from its 2010-11 budget. The board is looking at even bigger chunks out of departmental budgets including that of Glenn Coun... Full story

New amateur radio club formed in Glenn County

By Lydia M. Harris/Tri-County Newspapers

Ham radio operators have a new club in Glenn County. The Glenn Amateur Radio Society will be certified and receive official affiliation with the American Radio Relay League at an open house from 6-8 p.m. today at Lutheran Hall, 735 Main St., Arto... Full story

News Briefs: September 8, 2010

Vehicle trial moving forward A Colusa woman charged with vehicular manslaughter, despite tests that show she was not under the influence and the victim was, is set to appear in court today. Belinda A. Remley, 54, is charged with a misdemeanor count... Full story

Woman confronts off-duty deputy

By Rob Parsons/Tri-County Newspapers

A Willows woman is lucky she was not shot by police after reportedly charging at them with a sharp hunting knife over the weekend, police said. Sarah Butler was Tased and arrested after chasing after two men, one of whom was an off-duty sheriff's de... Full story

Exercise one of your most important rights – vote

By Rick Longley/Tri-County Newspapers

The Nov. 2 election is just two months away, and the only way to have a voice in the outcome is to register to vote and cast a ballot. National Voter Registration Month kicks off in September, according to California Secretary of State Debra Bowen... Full story

Farmers Market to close out first year in Willows

By Rick Longley/Tri-County Newspapers

Glenn County's Certified Farmers Market moved back to Willows this month for its final markets of the season. Memorial Park is the setting every Saturday morning, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Market Manager Claudia Street said the market is featuring student a... Full story

Supervisors will be losing 2 more members

By Rick Longley/Tri-County Newspapers

Department heads — don't come up to the podium. That is the cry from the Glenn County Board of Supervisors this week after they received word two more long-time department leaders are retiring by the end of this year. Agriculture Commissio... Full story

Art gallery opens at new location

By Rob Parsons/Tri-County Newspapers

By Rick Longley and Lydia M. Harris Local art lovers gathered for the long-awaited opening of the new Orland Center for the Arts and Gallery Friday. The grand opening showed off works by Chico artist David Simcox as well as the newly remodeled fi... Full story

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