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FINISHED PRODUCT: Wood chips, a by-product of milling lumber, provides fuel for a steam-powered electrical generator at Sierra Pacific Industries Inc. At right, Jim Branham of the Sierra Nevada Conservancy tours the Anderson mill.

FINISHED PRODUCT:
Wood chips, a by-product of milling lumber, provides fuel for a steam-powered electrical generator at Sierra Pacific Industries Inc. At right, Jim Branham of the Sierra Nevada Conservancy tours the Anderson mill.

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  • ALL FIRED UP: Teachers, administrators, and parents participate in the “Day for Students” held statewide on March 3 to help gain support for education and to show government officials that the public is tired of the budget cuts.
  • ALL AROUND COWBOY: Jordan Spears of Redding hangs on to his bareback horse for the ride of his life at the Inter-District Rodeo in Red Bluff, Feb. 27 and 28. After competing in bareback riding, bull riding and team roping, Jordan won the highest award among approximately 75 high school cowboys from around the state — All Around Cowboy.
  • PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: Local high school students played against teams from as far as Yreka at the Sun Oaks tournament.
  • Drew DiPrima: After four seasons playing for Anderson High School, Drew DiPrima was named All League Tailback for the 2009 season and awarded the Harlow Magnussen Award award, in which the recipient is nominated and voted on by his teammates.
  • HAVEN HELPERS: From left, Ray John, chief executive of Haven Human Society, congratulates New Tech students Megan Squana and Celeste Schmidt.
  • JUDY HAWKINS
  • FINISHED PRODUCT: Wood chips, a by-product of milling lumber, provides fuel for a steam-powered electrical generator at Sierra Pacific Industries Inc. At right, Jim Branham of the Sierra Nevada Conservancy tours the Anderson mill.
  • RODNEY BAKER

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