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Healthy Shasta Action Hero awards

See larger PROMOTION: Large posters such as this one promoted Anderson's parks and trails at the Healthy Shasta booth during MarketFest. Anderson booster Kim Chamberlain, left, helps hold one side of the banner.

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PROMOTION: Large posters such as this one promoted Anderson's parks and trails at the Healthy Shasta booth during MarketFest. Anderson booster Kim Chamberlain, left, helps hold one side of the banner.

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  • HEALTHY AWARD: Shasta County Administrative Officer Larry Lees, far left, congratulates John Stokes and Dana Shigley as Mayor Butch Schaefer accepts the award from Supervisor David Kehoe.
  • ACTION HERO: Carly Rosen, 18, of Anderson was honored twice by Healthy Shasta. First, as a Youth Action Hero for promoting healthy foods served at the Anderson Teen Center. Second, she was a member of Anderson Union High School's Cub L.E.A.N. that promoted healthy snacks and food choices in the school's cafeteria.
  • HEALTHY SHASTA -- CUB L.E.A.N. members Carly Rosen, 18, Rosemae Geronimo, 17, and Oliva Robertson, 17, receive recognition from Shasta County Supervisor David Kehoe during MarketFest for promoting healthy snack choices and cafeteria meals at Anderson Union High School.
  • PROMOTION: Large posters such as this one promoted Anderson's parks and trails at the Healthy Shasta booth during MarketFest. Anderson booster Kim Chamberlain, left, helps hold one side of the banner.

Healthy Shasta, a coalition of 16 entities committed to promoting physical exercise and healthy food choices, gave three of its four Action Hero awards to South County groups or individuals during a recent MarketFest ceremony July 23 in Redding.

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