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February/March 2016
Paradise Chamber Installs New Directors By Monica Nolan Executive Director, Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce
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he Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce hosted a semi-formal dinner to install its new Board of Directors and to honor Community members who have made significant contributions to enhancing the quality of life on the Ridge. This year, the celebration took place on February 11 at the Paradise Elks Lodge. Guests arrived to the melodious stains of a quartet of musicians from the Paradise Symphony Orchestra; our heartfelt gratitude to Esther Tiedemann, Sylvia Meyer, Nancy Roby and Nancy Murren. The presentation commenced with an invocation by Reverend Andy Torkelson of Paradise Center for Spiritual Living. Past President Shannon Hurte of Edward Jones Investments then took the stage and installed 2016 President Jay Cooke of Professional Mortgage Associates who welcomed all present and introduced Board members and dignitaries. On hand were representatives of regional and national government: Laura Page of Congressman LaMalfa’s office, Saulo Londono from Senator Nielsen’s office, Zack Brown from Assemblymember James Gallagher’s office, and County Supervisor Doug Teeter. Also in attendance were local business owners, chamber members and well-wishers. Our new president sounded the rallying cry of activism, urging those present to spread the word about volunteering in the community, and welcoming applicants to help operate the Visitors’ Bureau. Jay then installed the 2016 Directors. Paradise Chamber’s 2016 Executive Committee is comprised of President Jay Cooke, Professional Mortgage Asso-
Introducing the 2016 Board of Directors: Maureen Wisener, Feather River Hospital; Anita Towslee, Tax Solutions; Shuree Wesley, M&S Wesley Tree Service; Keri Huff, Allstate Baker & Baker Insurance Agency; Gail Ennis, Repurpose By Design; Andy Torkelson, Center for Spiritual Living; Dean Fender, Paradise Direct; Carol Peterson, Boys & Girls Club; Nicki Jones, HeavenScent Candles & More; Stephen Graf, Pearson Road Collision Repair; Steve Crowder, A Stitch Above Embroidery & Shirt Printing; Kelley Conner, PostNet; Shannon Hurte, Past President, Edward Jones Investments; David Shepler, Treasurer, Wells Fargo Bank; Pamela Teeter, Vice President, A Maker’s Space; Jay Cooke, President, Professional Mortgage Associates. ciates; Vice President, Pamela Teeter, A maker’s Space; Treasurer David Shepler, Wells Fargo Bank, and Past President Shannon Hurte, Edward Jones Investments. New Board members installed are: Anita Towslee, Tax Solutions; Shuree Wesley, M&S Wesley Tree Service; Keri Huff, Allstate Baker & Baker Insurance Agency; Maureen Wisener, Feather River Hospital, and Gail En-
nis, Repurpose By Design. Returning for another year of service are Steve Crowder, A Stitch Above Embroidery & Shirt Printing; Kelley Conner, PostNet; Feather River Hospital and Carol Peterson, Boys & Girls Club. Chamber members sponsoring tables were Feather River Hospital, California Vocations, Wells Fargo Bank, A Stitch Above Embroidering & Shirt Printing, Pearson Road Collision
Unique Fitness Choices for Ridge Women Curves Serves Up Fitness & Variety
New owner Jeni Harris has been a member of Curves for almost 12 years, seeing positive changes that Curves helps to create in the women she coaches and has grown to love. Curves is a sustainable, fun and effective exercise program for women of all ages and fitness levels. Curves helps get your heart rate up, work every major muscle group, and stretch those muscles in just 30 minutes. In addition to a core workout, other classes ranging from Balance and Dance and Tone Classes to Boxing and Jillian Michaels Workouts add variety. As a local business owner, Jeni helps make positive changes in the community through fundraising efforts. Curves staff and members have staged food drives for PASH and A Simple Gesture, and came in 2nd for fundraising in the Paradise Relay For Life. Jeni enjoys attending Chamber Events and Community Health Fairs. Now you can try three classes for free OR take 50% off the enrollment fee when you sign at your free consultation. Curves offers a Corporate Rate for Feather River Hospital employees. Please call 530877-8300 for details and an appointment. Curves Paradise, 6848 Skyway, Suite G.
Please join Kaia members on any Saturday morning at 7:30am for FREE – 6424 Skyway. The first month is discounted at $79; join anytime. Classes are held during the week on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:30am, 8:30am or 5:30pm. and on Saturdays at 7:30am all at the gym at 6424 Skyway.
Positive I and The Beauty of Motion
Christina Burton demonstrates aerial yoga at Positive I. Kaia Coaches Support & Motivate Owner/Kaia Coach Laura Gilmore began her fitness journey in 2011, describing herself as sedentary, lethargic and unhealthy. A girlfriend begged her to come with her try out Kaia Fit. Through Kaia, Laura lost over 30 lbs., many inches, gained energy and “saved her life,” running her first 1/2 marathon in 2012. Believing in Kaia and wanting to share it, Laura applied to be a new owner and opened a second outlet in Paradise 6 months ago. According to Laura, “I think one of the reasons Kaia is so successful is that we are woman only; it is a safe environment where we all share and feel the
same things without any judgement. Kaia is unique program that brings together the most determined, supportive, caring, and vibrant women I have ever met! As a coach I get to mentor and encourage these amazing women as they cultivate their success in their health and wellness journey.” Kaia workouts are all-inclusive, for one monthly cost --from stretching, cardio, strength, dancing, running, and from body weight to weighted exercises- anyone can be on the Kaia team and receive nutritional support. Age, fitness level, and health goals do not hinder your growth with Kaia. All coaches are nationally certified, with personal training in a group atmosphere without an additional fee or contract.
Christina Burton opened Positive-I after graduating from Massage school after college. She discovered the importance and power of health, fitness, massage therapy, dance, circus activities, love and throwing parties. Positive-I focusses on bringing joy and health to the body, mind and spirit. Christina wants to share the beauty of love and wellness with others and bring a cultural center to the town she lives in and cherishes, Paradise. Every class performed at Positive-I encourages self love, confidence, individuality and the power of friendship in a loving, positive family atmosphere; offering classes in belly dance, hip hop, aerial yoga, hula hooping, poi, ballet barre, partner acrobatics, juggling & creative dance.
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Repair, LifeHOUSE Cypress, and M&S Wesley Tree Service. Generous donations from local businesses, as well as the baking skills of our Board of Directors, helped to offset the cost of the event. Silent auction donors, too numerous to mention, provided everything from gift certificates to soap to not only showcase the bounty of Paradise but to offset the cost of the event.
Business Briefs
Gold Nugget Days Seeks Grand Marshal The Gold Nugget Museum is accepting nominations for the 2016 Gold Nugget Days Grand Marshal. As the ceremonial head of the Gold Nugget Days celebration, the Grand Marshal leads the parade and takes part in all Gold Nugget Days activities. The deadline for submission of nominations is February 29. Forms are available at the Gold Nugget Museum, 502 Pearson Road, and at the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce, 5550 Skyway #1. Parade entry forms also available at both locations. For additional information, call Nancy Humphrey at (530) 872-4312. Heavenly Herbs and Acupuncture Celebrates 15 Years in Paradise Sheryl Sanchez, L.Ac., owner/practitioner of Heavenly Herbs and Acupuncture thanks the Ridge community for supporting her thriving business for 15 years. Sheryl offers affordable, professional, primary care natural healthcare, specializing in pain management and internal medicine, using a combination of Chinese Medicine, Naturopathy, Homeopathy and Nutrition. Insurance, Worker’s Comp, and Veterans Choice are accepted and gift Certificates are available. Walk-ins are welcome to browse through the natural medicine pharmacy, Monday - Friday 10am-6pm. More information at www.heavenly-herbs. com, or (530) 877-7003.
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Building Community By Monica Nolan Executive Director, Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce
During 2015, your Chamber worked on the following goals: 1. Grow and sustain membership to 300 2. Develop resources to increase opportunities for growth 3. Increase chamber staffing levels to better serve our members. Immediate past president Shannon Hurte, Edward Jones Investments, led the charge to educate our community about the many benefits of Chamber membership, and our membership now stands at 299. Please join and help put us over the top! Increased sponsorship support helped us to develop resources, which is directly related to goal #3. We began the year by employing Alexis Ayers, a temporary worker from Gitman & Associates, now employed at Ace Hardware. This year, we are working on response and relevance; please see our goals in the president’s message on the facing page. Our vision is to develop a self-sustaining volunteer unit of committed, community minded citizens, or Apple Corps. These good apples will help operate the visitors’ center, furnishing the Welcome Mat to the Ridge at the gateway to Paradise. Call us if you love your Town and love to show it off, have a pleasant phone manner and can Google. We are also in need of volunteers to help staff Party in the Park and Johnny Appleseed Days. To increase ROI to our members, we need to assess their needs, so look for a survey in the coming months. “Explore Butte County,” the Tourism Business Improvement District formed in late 2015, will help put Paradise on the map, and your Chamber plans to leverage relationships and local talent to showcase out beautiful mountain home. Our Board of Directors will be reaching into the business community to support our members, and also to ask for support. Please help us build community by communicating your needs.
In 2015, Your Chamber • Welcomed 37 new members • Posted 856 events on Paradise Chamber.com, the Ridge’s resource for events • Increased staffing to better serve our members • Put $64,180 in Ridge Bucks into the community • Hosted 74,777 page views from 98 countries on ParadiseChamber.com • Distributed 25,000 Ridge Business Journals • Hosted 32 Ribbon Cuttings • Supported the formation of Explore Butte County • Launched Membership 101: Navigating Your Chamber • Distributed 20,000 Visitor and Relocation Guides • In cooperation with the Town of Paradise and community stakeholders, supported the revitalization of “Destination Downtown” and helped launch a street banner program. • Launched a Kids’ Zone at Party in the Park • To increase awareness and local spending, redesigned “Ridge Bucks” gift certificate program. Sales are already up! • Secured sponsorships from TV, radio, cinema and outdoor advertising to welcome record crowds to Johnny Appleseed Days It is with great pleasure that I introduce our final accomplishment: the hiring of an Events and Membership Coordinator. Please help us to welcome Mark Thorp to our team of professionals dedicated to building community.
Making it Work! Mark Thorp Membership and Events Coordinator Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce Work being the operative word here. Beginning February 1, 2016, I’ve been afforded the opportunity to engage our local business community as a representative of the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce; an honor and a privilege. After having been employed by the Leavenworth, Washington, and Oroville, California, Chambers of Commerce, I finally find myself home. Home to experience all the wonderful attributes I’ve talked about for so many years, to so many people, in so many places. I began my employment and educational careers here in Paradise in 1983, shortly after leaving the United States Army. I married the love of my life at Paradise Lake and raised two wonderful children right here on the Ridge. I’d been employed by California Vocations, Youth for Change, and had built a solid foundation for myself and my family. And then it happened…. In 2005 my wife and I purchased a turn-key business in Leavenworth, Washington, and began our adventure into sole proprietorship with a small school and office supply store in the middle of Washington State. For seven years we ran from work, to mixers, to events, and did everything we could to build a successful small-town business. We succeeded, but couldn’t withstand the economic downturn of the great recession. We fought hard, made many sacrifices, but finally called it quits when called back to Paradise for a family illness. My time in self-employment and a marvelous stint with the Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce had come to an end. In 2013, I began work with the Oroville Area Chamber of Commerce. Working in Oroville didn’t deter my love for the Ridge, as I continued to engage as a volunteer with the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce. I now find myself with a greater opportunity – to work for you. I’m finally, truly home.
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Five New Members Welcomed to Chamber Message from the President
Jay Cooke, Professional Mortgage Associates I look forward to a year filled with an active Board and volunteers collaborating joyfully to accomplish the following goals: 1. Develop volunteer corps to engage community and provide stable staffing for office and events. 2. Provide higher value, more effective and relevant benefits to our members. 3. Develop Ridge promotional materials to attract visitors and newcomers to the community and engage residents and telecommuters. 4. Engage Board to solicit/cultivate new members and nurture retention
I am truly grateful to have the opportunity to work with a dedicated Board of Directors, those people who are willing to stand the high watch for our Chamber and its local businesses. Many thanks to Chamber directors Kimball Shirey of Sweeney & Selland Insurance Services and Spencer Shirey Wines, and Kevin Erich, CEO, Feather River Hospital, for their past service on our Board. It is my pleasure to welcome five energetic new members to our Board.
New Directors (3-year terms) Anita Towslee, Owner, Tax Solutions A Ridge resident for 25 years, Anita holds a B.S. in accounting. Her work history includes accounting for retail, radio, TV, construction, city finance, and health care administration. Anita serves on the Town of Paradise Planning Commission, and also serves as treasurer for her church. She is a member of Far Northern Enrolled Agents (CSEA). Maureen Wisener, Feather River Hospital Maureen holds a BS in Communications, and earned a double-degree major in Journalism and Speech. Additionally, she holds an MS in Mass Communications. Her work history includes 30 years’ experience in hospital marketing management, and she has previously served on the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, with two terms as president. She also brings chamber experience from National City. Maureen’s community involvement includes membership in Paradise Rotary; church and finance board membership with Paradise Adventist Church; Paradise Adventist Academy school board, and Paradise High School Safe & Sober Grad Night Committee. Maureen has earned the honor of Elks’ Woman of the Year, and has served as president of Paradise Rotary. Through both professional and personal capacities, Maureen has championed Chamber activities and events. Keri Huff, Commercial Producer, Allstate Baker & Baker Insurance Agency Keri has spent 28 years on the Ridge and is a graduate of Paradise High School. She attended Butte College and holds a California Insurance License. Since 2003, she has been active in commercial insurance in Butte County. Her community activities include membership at Paradise Alliance Church, Parent Club Board and the CSAC (Catholic School Advisory Commission) at St. Thomas the Apostle School in Oroville. Keri has served on the membership committee of the North Valley Property Owner’s Association. Keri plans to contribute to the success of Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce with cooperation, enthusiasm, fundraising skill and love of community.
Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce Executive Officers Jay Cooke, President Professional Mortgage Associates Pamela Teeter, Vice President Inc. Opt. Boutique Shannon Hurte, Past President Edward Jones David Shepler, Treasurer Wells Fargo Bank
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Shuree Wesley, Co- Owner, M&S Wesley Tree Service Shuree has been a business owner for eight years, and has lived on the Ridge for four years. She has served as an ambassador for the Chico Chamber of Commerce. Her community activities include fundraising for Christbridge Ministry, and she serves on the Board of the North Valley Property Owners Association. Shuree is currently a member of the Soroptimist and Elks Clubs. Shuree will contribute expertise in marketing and public relations. M&S Wesley Tree Service has been a member of Paradise chamber for 5 years. Gail Ennis, Owner, Repurpose By Design Gail has spent more than 30 years on the Ridge. Her educational background includes business courses at San Jose City College, SCORE business and Butte College trainings focusing on mediation, team building, budget management, human resources, sensitivity, and negotiations. Gail brings experience as president of United Home Care, and has also served as a labor organizer and coalition director. She previously owned Kids-N-More in Paradise, and was a Butte College facilitator for kinship support groups. Her Chamber activities include event attendance and support, including Party in the Park and Johnny Appleseed Days. Gail has received various awards for voluntary and monetary contributions to organizations such as Relay for Life, Passages, and State of California Veterans. Gail’s work as director of Coalition provided many opportunities to learn how to build and sustain community partnerships.
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Chamber Recognizes Community By Monica Nolan Executive Director, Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce Contributors: Mica Gilkey, Carolyn Steele, Alan Eady, Phil Cisneros, Maureen Wisener
Business of the Year Award
for service to the Paradise Ridge Community and contribution to the economy of the Paradise Ridge: A Stitch Above Embroidery & Shirt Printing Steve and Lori Crowder really LIVE in Paradise. They hit the ground running and have never stopped—supporting not only the Chamber, but other organizations such as the Town of Paradise and Paradise Rotary. Their “cooler” custom products help to put Paradise on the map and promote our beautiful mountain home, and their exemplary products and service bring business from off the Ridge. Steve and Lori fell in love with Paradise 10 years ago and knew that is where they wanted to make their home. When they came to Paradise from Nevada City about three years ago, they intended to to buy a home but ended up opening a business instead. They are in it for the long-haul, purchasing their building one year ago. Steve and Lori had owned a successful glass business in the bay area for over 20 years, and they use same philosophy in Paradise: Excellent customer service, a helpful attitude, a good quality product at a fair price and community involvement are their top priorities. Visit A Stitch Above at 6345 Skyway and you will be greeted not only by Steve and Lori, but Heidi and Harley, shop schnauzers. Enter as customers and leave as friends—that is how A Stitch Above was built.
Alice Smith Award
for sustained service to the Paradise Ridge community: Sherry Swim Sherry has been the owner of PIP Printing and Marketing Services at 597 Pearson Road for 35 years, perhaps a record for small business owners in Paradise. Her passions are children and veterans. From the first days of PIP, she sponsored youth soccer and Little League and supported youth ballet and music programs. As a ticket outlet for all Paradise events, she attended any and all community events and provided financial support , time and labor. As a military brat and wife of Major Charles Swim, Sherry is unflagging in her honor and support of veterans. You will find her up before dawn placing the flags along Skyway to recognize patriotic holidays. Over the years, she has provided employment for many Paradisians. She volunteered at Saint Thomas More School. Sherry is a huge proponent of shopping local, and jumps at the chance to recommend local businesses. Sherry has also served on the Chamber Board of Directors. All this passion has culminated in her current position as President of the Board and Queen Mum of the Paradise Chocolate Fest, where proceeds benefit nonprofit organizations that provide educational, enrichment, recreation and leadership opportunities to youth on the Paradise Ridge. Sherry is a long-time member of Rotary Club of Paradise and currently serves as Club Secretary. Sherry also supports the Lion’s Club’s Eyeglass donation program, serves as a contributor and volunteer driver in support of A Simple Gesture food delivery program, and is a mentor and judge at Paradise High School for Senior Projects.
Special Recognition award
Special Recognition award for promoting the Arts in Paradise: Sandy Miller
Frank has always had a community attitude. In his business, Dodini Voice and Music, he engaged with his students, helping fostering their talent and performance skills. Frank has also been very involved in local civic events such as Johnny Appleseed, Gold Nugget Days, and talent shows. Along with Sandy Miller, Frank has coordinated the entertainment for Johnny Appleseed Days, ensuring not only top-notch performances, but managing the infrastructure such as stage, sound, and logistics. “Sandini Productions” is a dedicated, high-quality outfit showcasing Paradise pride and creativity. Frank approaches both his professional and volunteer work with a high standard of perfection for the performer and a keen sense of awareness for the au d i e n c e . F r a n k is the driving force t h a t makes an excellent performance, and doesn’t settle for second best. Frank has been a huge promoter of the Ridge. Memorably, he built a miniice rink in his studio for the 2013 “Paradise On Ice” Holiday Merchant Decorating Contest.
Sandy Miller, in cooperation with Frank Dodini, has been indispensable in coordinating the entertainment for Johnny Appleseed Days. For the past several years, the state’s oldest harvest festival has showcased local talent thanks to the efforts of Sandy and Frank. Sandy has served as emcee for the hometown pageant style entertainment. Sandy is generous with her talent in several arenas on the Ridge: she is a Teacher’s aide for Paradise Elementary School and Paradise High Musical Production, a Board member for Strings in Schools, a Friends Benefiting the Ridge member, a dancer with Feather River Cloggers, and a certified Kindermusik teacher. She’s been in many past Gold Nugget Days Melodramas, and was Grand Marshall for Gold Nugget Days. She competed in the “Dancing with our Stars” event and ran for Chocolate Fest Queen one year, and has emceed at the Chocolate Fest. In the past she’s been involved in Theatre on the Ridge and the Paradise Ridge Senior Center, and is deserving of recognition for her many hours of volunteer service. Says Sandy: “What a good feeling it is to live in a community with abundant opportunities to serve and do good and feel good about it and then be praised and honored for it. With a grateful heart, I thank you!”
for promoting Musical Arts in Paradise: Frank Dodini
Ed Salome Award
for sustained service to the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce Don Vance A past Chamber Board member, Rite Aid Magalia Manager Don Vance has been instrumental in securing Rite Aid pie pavilion sponsorships for Johnny Appleseed, decorating the space with festive fall flair. He can be seen all over the event, whether it’s helping to inoculate the crowd against the flu, or distributing apples and making emergency ice cream runs. Don has also helped to secure the plates and utensils for Johnny these past few years, providing much budget relief to the bottom line. Don also helps at Party in the Park, and his unfailingly pleasant disposition and humor make him a welcome and joyful addition to the festivities. According to co-worker Phil Cisneros, “Don has that characteristic that is not had by all. It’s not about selling the next best seasonal item or ice cream. It’s called CARING. Because of Don, I’ve been dressed as an ice cream cone, worked in five Rite Aids in the area, learned a great new career in pharmacy, dressed like Johnny Appleseed. Don cares about the community and its people. The community as a whole is a better place because of this man.”
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at Annual Awards Dinner Special Recognition Award
Louise Stahl Award
Business Beautification Award
Real Estate Professionals started participating in Chamber Christmas decorating contests in 1998 and haven’t missed one yet, always trying to follow the theme given by the chamber. Their biggest challenge was Jingle Bell Rock, and they feel their biggest success was 2014’s creative interpretation of Country Christmas. Real Pro chose to showcase Christmas as it is celebrated in different countries. They had the most fun with Santa Claus is Coming to Town, with Santa in various conveyances: a plane, train, hot air balloon, on a bike, in a sleigh. Real Estate Professionals Barbara Torres and Sue Soeth have enjoyed participating but admit it has been a lot of work, still working full time and decorating into the wee hours of the morning. They did all the decorating themselves except the outdoor lighting and amazing window painting by Larry ‘Santa’ Foss who did an outstanding job capturing their vision.
To a standing ovation, Vickie Perez, a local banker with 30 + years of service at Wells Fargo Bank was honored for her dedication and support of community service. Her list of accomplishments are numerous, almost endless. Vickie has served this community through the following roles: Girl Scout Leader, Chamber Board member, Paradise Irrigation District board member, mentor of senior projects ranging from Spanish language and cultural efforts to Chocolate Queen advisor, supporter of community events for ARC, Youth for Change, Enloe Hospital and Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce, Golf Tournament volunteer , Feather River Health Foundation board member (for 19 years), Rotarian in every way possible, including leading the annual Crab Feed fundraiser and raising more than $20,000 in net profit this year; serving on the board multiple terms of service, and a past president of the Rotary Club of Paradise. Vickie has also volunteered as advisor with Rotary Interact, traveling with youth for multiple events. Vickie thanked the community for providing opportunities for her to do what she loves: stay active, foster youth, and share her many skills.
A Ridge resident for fifiteen years, and owner of Heavenscent Candles and More, Nicki Jones opened Bobbi’s Boutique at 6181 Skyway to fill the void left by the closing of Buttons and Bows. Nicki renovated the Skyway store, now an attractive destination shop with enticing displays of fun, contemporary women’s fashion. Named for her late husband who loved to buy her clothes, Bobbi’s Boutique is the best place on the Ridge to find name brand women’s clothing, jewelry, handbags, and perfume. In addition, Bobbi’s and its neighbor, Heavenscent candles and More II, have brought grace and charm to the downtown.
for promoting Holiday Spirit in Paradise: Real Estate Professionals
SHOR: New Location, New Mission, New Hours
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for renovation and/or beautification of a Ridge property: Bobbi’s Boutique
for meritorious service to the Paradise Ridge Community: Vickie Perez
ojourner’s House on the Ridge (SHOR) has a new location, new mission and new hours. Located in the Abbey of the Paradise Lutheran Church at 780 Luther Drive off Skyway, SHOR is a community-based organization providing support and services to the Ridge’s homeless and at-risk population. SHOR is currently open Monday through Friday from 12pm to 4pm. SHOR now provides a year-round support center for all Ridge residents who are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless and who are seeking to get out of the weather. Snacks and coffee, hygiene items, blankets and winter items, business services (computer, phone, fax and mail), case management to connect with area services (Job Seekers/Employment Development Dept., Behavioral Health, Veteran Services), discount ID vouchers, and housing services to assist with transitional and permanent housing are available. SHOR also provides transportation to/from local social services as well as the County’s emergency shelter. SHOR hopes soon to extend its hours, offer basic hygienic facilities (showers and laundry), and provide mentoring, job search and work-training programs. “We are excited to be able to help far more residents than we could with our winter shelter,” said Stephanie Gregorio, SHOR’s Director. “We are now able to provide more in-depth services in order to reach our ultimate goal of providing solutions and support which allow individuals
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and families to move into permanent housing.” “Over the past several years the Paradise Ridge Family Resource Center (PRFRC), a program of Youth for Change, has worked at filling the needs of our community by providing daytime services to needy families, children and individuals, “ said Kelley Doty, Director of PRFRC. “Our funding sources are primarily aimed at supporting the youth and families so we are excited that SHOR has opened their support center to further meet the needs of all homeless persons on the Ridge and allow both organizations to be more mission focused to better serve the Community.” “The Family Resource Center referred SHOR as a resource to many clients who are homeless during past years,” continued Doty. “SHOR’s ability to case-manage one-on-one to help folks become sustainable through gaining employment and housing has become a helpful resource on the Ridge. Community organizations collaborate to ensure which service will best suit the needs of community members. By all organizations working together to help community members in need, we can improve the well-being of the whole community.” SHOR invites the community to be part of the solution that addresses the Ridge’s homeless and at-risk population. To learn more about SHOR, to volunteer, or to make a donation, visit their website at shorparadise.com, email shorparadise@gmail.com or call 872-1162.
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A Good Dog Day, LLC Access Real Estate Lending American Self-Storage Anderson & Associates, Inc. Apple Tree Village Assemblyman James Gallagher Atria Paradise Blood Source Bobbi’s Boutique Butte Community College Care Net of Paradise Century 21 Select Real Estate, Susan G. Thomas Clark Road Storage CocoAmatrice Artisan Chocolates & Gelato Comfort Inn Country Harvest Cozy Diner of Paradise Deer Creek Broadcasting, LLC Deja Vu of Paradise Antiques, Collectibles & Garden Digital Print & Design Dobrich Septic Service Feather River Hospital Gary Bess Associates, Inc. Hanosh and Hunter Dental Group Holiday Quality Foods Hospice Thrift Store Hudson’s Appliance Center Kalico Kitchen Law Office of Maximilian G. Barteau Les Schwab Tire Center McKernan, Lanam, Bakke & Williams, LLP Mid Valley Title & Escrow Co.
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Miller Glass, Inc 1991 My Girlfriend’s Closet 2013 New Wave Hearing Aids 2015 Northstate Carpet Cleaning 2011 Paradise Chapel of the Pines 1986 Paradise Direct Web Services 1996 Paradise Garden Center 1996 Paradise Medical Group, Inc. 2001 Paradise Performing Arts Center 1983 Paradise Police Officers’ Association 2013 Paradise Post 1977 Paradise Recreation and Park District 2012 Paradise Rotary Club 1974 Pearson Road Collision Repair 2004 Pine Ridge Women’s Club 2009 Rabobank, N.A. 1991 Recology Butte Colusa County 1996 Reliance Propane 1999 Ridge Eye Care 1976 Ridge Physical Therapy & Wellness Center 2003 Rose Chapel 2002 Save Mart 2014 Shadowbrook Apartments 1997 Skyway Feed & Pet Supply 2005 Smokie Mountain Steak & Smoke House 1999 St. Nicholas Episcopal Church 2011 The ARC Store Paradise 2010 Theatre on the Ridge 1985 Titus and Associates Insurance 2005 Uniquely Yours 2009 Wells Fargo Bank 2000 Wilson Printing and Signs 1997 Youth For Change 2000
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Ribbon Cuttings and Mixers
All are welcome at Chamber Ribbon Cuttings and mixers. Leave work on time and bring a handful of business cards and your elevator speech, or grab a friend and come and learn more about your local businesses. Thursdays, 5:30p.m.
Ribbon Cutting: Maximum Potential
Thursday, March 3, 5:30pm Maximum Potential, 6189 Skyway, 624-1670
Ribbon Cutting: Paradise Meditation Center for Everyone!
Paradise Chamber Executive Director Monica Nolan, Chamber directors Julie & Jay Cooke, Gold Country Casino Director of Marketing Grant Townsend, Marketing Manager Ireri Pimentel and Michael Mass (CFO) joined a cast of many to celebrate Gold Country Casino & Hotel’s Paradise Chamber membership.
Thursday, March 10, 5:30pm Paradise Meditation Center for Everyone, 7655 Skyway. Cindy White, 433-6326
Ribbon Cutting: Paradise Bikes Thursday, March 24, 5:30pm Paradise Bikes, 6282 Skyway
Mixer at The Moose Lodge
Thursday, February 25, 5:30pm Paradise Moose Lodge, 5275 Skyway Grab your business cards, a colleague or two, and head on over to the Moose Lodge for some snacks and good company. Gail Ennis, owner of Re-purpose by Design at 6202 Skyway is joined by her family of Vendors and Artists as well as her biological family.
Supervisor Doug Teeter is joined by his family as he cuts the ribbon to launch his reelection campaign.
fitness, from page 1 Positive-I, at 6294 Skyway, is a future homeschool vendor and place to bring your family for fun during the day. A private party venue and daycare are available... Positive-I Circus center is a fun, imaginative, safe studio for all ages! Dance & Circus classes: $40 monthly membership. $12 drop in rate. Aerial yoga classes: $12 pre pay rate, $15 drop in rate, Massage Therapy: $70 for 70 minutes. (Please note: men are also welcome at Positive I)
Paradise Rotarians, Paradise Chamber members and friends gathered at Casa de Paradiso for the annual combined mixer.
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Thursday, March 31, 5:30pm Bobbi’s Boutique, 6181 Skyway just below Park and Ride
Ribbon Cutting: A Bloom~n~Paradise
Thursday, April 14, 5:30pm A Bloom~n~Paradise, 645 Pearson Road
Ridge Fitness for Women Celebrates First Fabulous year! Ridge Fitness for Women’s desire to provide an optimum workout opportunity in a safe, fully staffed environment became a reality one year ago! RFFW attributes its success to awesome members and their desire to become healthier and stronger and the belief that Ridge Fitness for Women is the best fitness choice for each of them. Member comments include: “The variety is really nice.” “Outstanding trainers that keep an eye on you.” “I have more energy and balance and my health has improved consider-
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Positive I owner Christina Burton is joined by daughter Kendal, Abigail Moore (Tribal Belly Dance, Children’s Creative Dance & Kid’s Fusion Instructor), and Jennifer Nomadia (Gypsy Mountain Face Painting).
Bobbi’s Boutique 1 Year Anniversary
My Girlfriend’s Closet: Clothing, Books, Art & More My Girlfriend’s Closet offers books covering many genres: history (mostly local), children’s stories, humor, fantasy, poetry, and much more. A book signing event takes place March 12 from 1:00-4:00 at 6141 Skyway, with five local authors on hand–a great opportunity to learn the “story behind the story” and have a book personalized for a special gift! Spiff up your garden with whimsical yard art from My Girlfriend’s Closet. If you’re looking for local flavor—literally—check out jams and pickles from TJ farms, dry rubs from Morse Farms, and popcorn seasonings from Noelly Belly—a perfect complement to grilling sauces, olive oils, and hand-packed teas. My Girlfriend’s Closet, 6141 Skyway. FREE Computer Class...Really! Integrity Computers offers a FREE computer class at the Paradise Library each 3rd Thursday of the month. Owner Alan Eady presents a wide range of topics from security, data back-up, Windows of many generations, sourcing free software and the Internet. Class format encourages any and all questions. Alan explores options other than Windows, and is conversant in the Apple and Linux operating systems. In business for 13 years, Integrity Computers is a home-based business offering low rates, guaranteed labor, evening and weekend availability. Contact Integrity Computers at (530) 906-0441 or email Alan at alan@integritycomputers.biz. A Bloom~n~Paradise Long ago, two sisters giggled as they delivered flowers from their backyard to their neighbors. The sisters knocked on the door and hid to watch the recipient smile at their surprise delivery. The two sisters, older now, have grown their childhood game into a blossoming business. Together, they opened A Bloom~n~Paradise flower shop at 645 Pearson Road. Nanci Patchen, the older sister, runs
the administration and delivers the delightful floral arrays. Michele Rose, the younger sister, thoughtfully designs each floral arrangement with originality and personality. Designer Laura Evans is a natural fit with great love of flowers and commitment to excellence. A Bloom~n~Paradise offers the Paradise and Magalia communities superior floral arrangements with a deep-rooted passion for flowers and reliable service. Dedicated to ensuring complete customer satisfaction, no matter the occasion, you can expect stellar service and devoted floral solutions. Call or visit: abloomnparadise.com, (530) 877-9334
ably.” A special Anniversary Open House to recognize members for workout milestones, weight loss, health and fitness achievements on February 10th was a huge success! Check out www.facebook.com/ ridgefitness for photos and info. Ridge Fitness for Women has exciting plans for the future, and has begun hosting Yoga with Lynn Larsen, and Lisa Flores continues to offer her fabulous Pilates skills in group and individual settings. Mention this article and receive a fabulous discount should you decide to join! Call 530-876-1087 for more information. Ridge Fitness for Women, 5537 Black Olive Drive.
or less off the ground) as well as 9 high elements that range from 30 -60 feet off of the ground. Walk down the bike path and take a look, stop in and ask for a tour, or contact Youth for Change for more information: Scott Yoder at 872-2103, syoder@youth4change.org.
Mini-Grant from Rotary to Ponderosa Elementary Paradise Rotary President Dana Gajda presented a Mini-Grant award check of $1144.58 to the second grade teachers at Ponderosa Elementary School, to purchase charging stations for use by second graders. The Rotary Club of Paradise was chartered in 1946 and is celebrating its Paradise Meditation 70th year serving our local commuCenter for Everyone nity with numerous service projects. Paradise Meditation Center for Every- The Club meets every Thursday Noon one is an unaffiliated, non sectarian, at Paradise Lutheran Church, 780 Lupublic meditation center. Achieve ther Drive. your goal for a more calm, harmonious self, and experience enrichment Paradise on Ice Enjoys in your life through inner peace and Successful Third Year enhanced creativity along with im- The Paradise Ice Rink drew crowds proved overall health, both mentally from primarily local areas but also and physically. The Center endeavors from the region and beyond, with to facilitate a variety of personal apapproximately 11,000 paying skatproaches to meditation; therefore no ers and numerous onlookers. The single meditation approach is advorink also hosted numerous field trips cated. The Center uses either guided and other private rentals with classes or non guided meditation recordings that facilitate your journey into the from Oroville, Chico, Vina, Forest world of relation and peacefulness. Ranch, and the Ridge visiting the rink. For more information visit HYPER- The event relies heavily on sponsorLINK “http://pmcfe.com” pmcfe.com ships and acknowledges Platinum or call (530) 433-6325. 7655 Skyway. Sponsor, Feather River Hospital and Silver Sponsor, Tri Counties Bank in Grand Opening March 10. addition to businesses and organizations purchasing advertisements at Youth for Change Offers Fun the Rink. Visitors to the Rink are sharand Challenge The newly finished challenge course ing the wealth at area restaurants, in Paradise challenges, excites, re- shops, and gas stations. With the Parfreshes, and brings people together adise Ice Rink drawing more business through fun and unique activities to the Ridge and becoming a staple in the trees. The skilled Youth for of Ridge life, it hopes to attract more Change staff will facilitate an experi- sponsors and supporters to help the ence tailored to your group’s needs Paradise Recreation and Park District and expectations—a day of fun and ensure the long-term viability of the recreation, or a dynamic profession- Rink’s operation. Paradise on Ice will al training. The course is located at open for the 2016-2017 season on Youth for Change’s Specialty Services November 12th. Contact PRPD Recbuilding at 7200 Skyway in Paradise reation Superintendent Dean Moore and includes 5 low elements (2 feet at 530-872-6393.
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For full listings and updated information, visit ParadiseChamber.com
ONGOING The Tin Woman presented by TOTR
Thurs., Fri. & Sat., Jan. 28 through Feb. 20, 7:30pm
Theatre on the Ridge, 3735 Neal Road A play with heart by Sean Grennan, directed by Jerry Miller. Based on a true story, The Tin Woman uses humor and pathos to explore loss, family, and what it means to be given new life. 877-5760. Website: www. totr.org
us for great music and even better Sacred Arts of Tibet company! 877-2207, actcoord@ Tour: Children’s hawthornret.com Storytelling
Veterans’ Benefits Seminar
Thursday, February 18, 2:00pm
Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road Veterans’ Volunteer Advocates speak about preparing for long term care and the new Aid & Attendance regulations. 872-3344. michelle. morley@atriaseniorliving.com
Friday, February 26, 2:00pm
‘Ohana Health, 757 Fir Street Duane Weaver, 876-1692. ohanahealth1@gmail.com
Crafts & Hobbies at Feather Canyon
Saturday, February 27, 2:00pm
Feather Canyon Retirement Community, 5900 Canyon View Drive Mixer at The Moose Lodge Bring your own supplies. Nikki Tai Chi at Feather Canyon Thursday, February 25, Nance, 877-2207, actcoord@ 5:30pm Every Thursday, 9:00am hawthornret.com Paradise Moose Lodge, Feather Canyon Retirement 5275 Skyway Community, Grab your business cards, a col- Movin’ With Nikki at 5900 Canyon View Drive league or two, and head on over to Feather Canyon Led by local instructor John Ropp. the Moose Lodge for some snacks Monday, February 29, Low Vision Support Group and good company. 11:30am Every Third Monday, 1:30pm Feather Canyon Retirement Atria Paradise, Community, Cheery Cherry Happy 1007 Buschmann Road 5900 Canyon View Drive Hour Hosted by Eye Life Institute, Incorporating many styles of exThursday, February 25, 872-3344 3:30pm ercise including; yoga, Tai Chi, Atria Paradise, chairobics and brain exercises. Paradise Ridge Homeless 1007 Buschmann Road Nikki Nance, 877-2207, 522-actTask Force Meeting Cherry Cocktails as well as Shirley coord@hawthornret.com First Tuesday of every Temples! Get out of the pits! 872month, 6pm 3344. michelle.morley@atriaseniorParadise United Methodist Church, living.com 6277 Clark Road, across from Cinema 7. 872-1162 Dinner with the Doctor
March
Paradise LeTip
Every Tuesday, 7am for breakfast
Cozy Diner, 6371 Skyway
“Tinsel Town Tuesdays” Every Tuesday, 2pm
Paradise Ridge Senior Center, 877 Nunneley Road, 877-1733
Tai Chi with Pyramid Michael
Every Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30pm to 7pm
Paradise Grange, 5704 Chapel Drive, 588-0522
“Cancer Care Today” Thursday, February 25, 6:00pm
United Methodist Church, 6722 Clark Road Catered, vegetarian dinner, $12 per person. Lecture FREE. Dinner 6:00pm, lecture 6:30pm. 876-7154 to make a reservation. Eden.Davis@ ah.org
Bean Bag Baseball at Feather Canyon
Thursday, February 25, 3:00pm
Feather Canyon Retirement Community, 5900 Canyon View Drive Wednesdays, 7pm to 10pm Paradise Grange, 5704 Chapel Drive A fun filled adaptation of America’s favorite past time! 877-2207, 877-4995 522-actcoord@hawthornret.com
Open Mikefull
Paradise Rotary
Ribbon Cutting: Maximum Potential Thursday, March 3, 5:30pm
Maximum Potential, 6189 Skyway, 624-1670
Chinese New Year
Friday, March 4, 3:00pm
Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road Celebrating the Year of the Red Monkey! 872-3344,michelle. morley@atriaseniorliving.com
VFW Craft Fair
Saturday, March 5, 9:00am to 4:00pm Sunday March, 6, 10:00am to 3:00pm
Veterans Memorial Hall, 6550 Skyway, corner of Skyway Meets at The PLaCe Every and Elliott Thursday Noon for lunch Over 40 local artists and craftsParadise Lutheran Church, Friday, February 26, men offering jewelry, sewing, 780 Luther Drive 8:00 to 4:00 wood crafts, etc. Funds the opSaturday, Feb 27, Friends of the eration of the VFW and to local 8:00 to 3:00 Library Book Sale Veterans and their families. Wes Veterans Memorial Hall, Cochran, 873-3488. deputyAlternate Saturdays 6550 Skyway, corner of Skyway and dog12@comcast.net Paradise Library, Elliott 5922 Clark Road All items good condition and attracBook Sale hours 10:00am to 3:00 tively priced. CASH ONLY. Barbara pm, except holiday weekends and Braun, 877-6842. Barb_braun1@ months with a 5th Saturday. sbcglobal.net
Paradise Elks Bingo Every Sunday Doors Open 3:00pm
Paradise Elks Lodge, 1100 Elks Lane, Grand Hall, rear entrance
February Birthday Bash: Classic Jazz Guitar by Carey Robinson Thursday, February 18, 2:00pm
Paradise Host Lions Club Huge Indoor Yard Sale
Zumba Gold Chair at Feather Canyon
Friday, February 26, 9:00am
Feather Canyon Retirement Community, 5900 Canyon View Drive Zumba your way to fitness with local instructor Terri Ruggeri. 8772207, actcoord@hawthornret.com
Trip To Gold Country Casino w/Feather Canyon
Friday, February 26, 9:30am
Paradise Wedding Show Saturday, March 5, 11:30am to 2:00pm
The PLaCe at Paradise Lutheran Church, 780 Luther Drive Plan your wedding in one day! Complimentary buffet luncheon, wedding specialists, wedding planner, music, photo booth, photographers, table settings and decorations, honeymoon destinations, and much more! Gwen Nordgren, 327-7007. highsierra8@comcast.net
SHOR and Simple Gesture Pizza Fundraiser
Tuesday, March 8, 5:00pm
Round Table Pizza, 6038 Clark Road Raise money to help homeless citizens and hungry neighbors on the Ridge. SIMPLE GESTURE is recruiting new food donors for the Cool Green Bag program and SHOR needs financial support and volunteers. Stephanie Gregorio, 872-1162. shorparadise@ gmail.com
International Woman’s Day Bandstand
Tuesday, March 8, 6:00pm
Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road International Women’s Day is celebrated during Women’s History Month. We celebrate the contribution women have made to the music industry! 872-3344, michelle.morley@atriaseniorliving.com
Town Council Meeting
Tuesday, March 8, 6:00pm
Town of Paradise, Town Hall, 5555 Skyway Second Tuesday of every month. Joanna Gutierrez, Town Clerk, 872-6291 x101. jgutierrez@ townofparadise.com
Out of This World Happy Hour
Thursday, March 10, 3:30pm
Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road Cocktails, snacks and wild live music! No cost or obligation to join us for an event or program, just RSVP the number of guests to 873-3344.
Ribbon Cutting: Paradise Meditation Center for Everyone! Thursday, March 10, 5:30pm
Deja Vu of Paradise Antiques, Collectibles & Garden
480 Pearson Road (530) 592-9657
HeavenScent Candles & More 2 6177 Skyway (530) 877-2909
John Waterman
Individual Membership (415) 806-7267
Liberty Tax Service
Feather Canyon Retirement 6848 Skyway Suite V, (530) 872-1876 Community, Feather Canyon Retirement Paradise Meditation Center for 5900 Canyon View Drive Community, You will need to pay for your own Everyone! 5900 Canyon View Drive expenses. Nikki Nance, 877-2207, 7655 Skyway (530) 433-6326 Celebrating February birthdays. Join actcoord@hawthornret.com
Paradise Meditation Center for Everyone, 7655 Skyway Cindy White, 433-6326.
Local Author Book Signing Saturday, March 12, 1:00pm to 4:00pm
Ribbon Cutting: Paradise Bikes
Thurs., March 24, 5:30pm
Paradise Bikes, 6282 Skyway A bicycle shop for all MTB, Road, BMX. Rich Colgin, 877-3992
Good Friday Service
My Girlfriend’s Closet 6141 Skyway Five authors sign their books.
Paradise Cook-Off Saturday, March 12, 5:30pm to 8:30pm
Paradise Elks Lodge, 1100 Elk Lane COOK, TASTE and SPONSOR! Master and amateur chefs and sampling of all dishes, cash bar, live entertainment, and auction. Tickets $15 ea/$50 family of 4. http://bgcnv.org/about-us/ events/paradise-cook-off. Alex Beehner, abeehner@bgcnv.org
Friday, March 25, 2:00pm
Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road Interdenominational Good Friday Service with songs, prayers and meditation. Shell Morley, 8723344. michelle.morley@atriaseniorliving.com
It's Bobbi’s Boutique 1 Year Anniversary
Thurs. March 31, 5:30pm
Bobbi’s Boutique, 6181 Skyway just below Park and Ride. Ladies clothing & accessories. Nicki Jones, 876-0877.
April
Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner
Quota’s Spring Bunco Bash
Paradise Ridge Senior Center, 877 Nunneley Road A fundraiser for the Paradise Ridge Senior Center. Dollie Lewis, 876-0244.
Craig Memorial Church, 5665 Scottwood Road Corner of Pearson & Scottwood, downstairs in the main church. Raise funds for Back-to-School Back Packs for Kids. Fast paced fun, lots of raffle prizes. Seating is limited. Tickets $15 at Paradise Travel, corner Skyway & Elliott or Wilson’s Printing, Katie Stecher, 877-4072. papoola@aol.com
Sunday, March 13, 4-7pm
St. Paddy’s Day Pub & Party Thursday, March 17, 1:30pm
Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road Irish Margaritas, live music at the “piano bar,” fun party favors and a costume contest for the best “Wearin’ O’ the Green”! RSVP to 872-3344!
Spring Fling Party
Sunday, March 20, 1:30pm
Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road Spring-time refreshments, live music and great company! RSVP to 872-3344!
Sunday, March 20, 7:00pm
Paradise Performing Arts Center, 777 Nunneley Road Tickets: $20, Seniors and students over 18 w/student ID $15. Free under 18 w/paying adult. PostNet, Fir Street Gallery, Fullers Flowers and UPS Store in Paradise. The Music Connection, Chico. www.paradisesymphony.org
lindalou6565@yahoo.com (530) 680-5637
Frank Dodini
Individual Membership (530) 872-1999
Paradise Moose Lodge #2227 5275 Skyway (530) 877-9391
Holy Spirit House of Prayer
4560 Clark Road (530) 520-8013
A Bloom~n~Paradise
645 Pearson Road (530) 877-9334
Town Council Meeting
Tuesday, April 12, 6:00pm
Town of Paradise - Town Hall, 5555 Skyway Second Tuesday of every month. Joanna Gutierrez, Town Clerk, 872-6291 x101. jgutierrez@ townofparadise.com
Ribbon Cutting: A Bloom~n~Paradise
Thursday, April 14, 5:30pm
A Bloom~n~Paradise, 645 Pearson Road
Art and Music Festival Saturday, April 16, 10:00am to 9:00pm
Paradise Symphony Orchestra presents Czech Mate
Scentsy Independent Consultant, Linda Marzolla
Thursday, April 7, 5:45pm
The Holy Spirit House of Prayer, 4560 Clark Road Burgers, polish dogs, and Mexican food. Beer garden and bird watching and photography. Live local music. Kid friendly with bounce house. A candlelight vigil for those who stay past the brilliant sunset. All proceeds go to the Hope Haven and Holy Spirit House of Prayer. Alynn Brutsman, 520-8013. dreamgirl11753@yahoo.com
Supervisor Doug Teeter
Doug@dougteeter.com http://site.dougteeter.com/ (530) 872-6304
Wegener Insurance - An Independent Aflac Agency
william_wegener@us.aflac.com (530) 828-2418
Integrity Computers
alan@integritycomputers.biz http://www.integritycomputers.biz (530) 906-0441
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