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See larger TO REMEMBER: This large granite monument memorializing veterans of the Korean War will be erected at Northern California Veterans Cemetery in Igo.

TO REMEMBER:
This large granite monument memorializing veterans of the Korean War will be erected at Northern California Veterans Cemetery in Igo.

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  • TO REMEMBER: This large granite monument memorializing veterans of the Korean War will be erected at Northern California Veterans Cemetery in Igo.
  • FULTON DOTY
  • NANCY VEATCH
  • LAURA WALKER
  • IT STILL FITS -- Anderson Union High School alumnus Vickie (Romero) Adkisson receives the 1966 class ring she lost in October of 1965 from Cottonwood's U.S. Postmaster Beverly Fickes, whose father Walter Hicks found the ring 15 years ago while metal detecting on the Red Bluff High School athletic field where a set of visitor bleachers was being replaced. The initials 'V' and 'R' led Fickes to eventually discover and track down Gib and Vickie Adkisson in Clovis, Calif., near Fresno. The return of the ring ceremony, held 44 years later, took place Oct. 23, 2009, on the campus of Anderson Union High School, which recently celebrated its centennial.
  • HALL OF FAME: Daniel Imlach stands next to fellow inductee Sephora Scoubes on Saturday night at Shasta College, while Gary Houser, the athletic director, spoke of Imlach’s achievements not only at Shasta College, but also at Sacramento State.
  • KASEY CUMMINGS
  • PLANNING: North Valley Stand Down coordinator Dale Streetman, right, speaks with volunteer Mark Boehly at the three-day event's opening hour. The organization suffered a loss of $26,000 in supplies to assist US military veterans.

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