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The Kill all the grizzlies in California edition.
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Bring Back Shorty!
It isn't over until the grant money's gone!
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North Yuba Reintroduction Players Response to Prospect Questions

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Gabby Fidgette:
 Fidgeting is good for you!
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New Forest Planning Rule Seeks to Restore the Nation’s Forests through Science and Collaboration

(A press release, obviously, we'd never say something like that)
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Obama Strengthens the Executive Branch Power over States
Moves against Colorado, California, Washington and Montana medical cannabis dispensaries.

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The Sierra County Fire Safe and Watershed Council Inc.
has two seats open on its board of directors.  The board is accepting applications for the position.  The fire safe council first began as part of the county under the Board of Supervisors.  Eventually, it was determined that it would be more effective as a non-profit agency, but it was still intended to represent and serve the people of Sierra County.  It is important that such a board have people representing all the views of the county.  If you think you could bring a broader view to the council, apply HERE 

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Not As Mad as I Want to Be:

A plan to save the coho in coastal Northern California (link) considers impacts on agriculture.  The plan will probably still fail, since there are too many other factors against the coho, but at least someone thought of the people impacted.  Everyone should want to see healthy rivers and flourishing fish populations, but the burden shouldn’t fall only on rural people, nor on the industries which, in the long run, serve urban people. Want to fix the river for the coho?  Pay more for toilet paper and lumber; otherwise, bugger off.  

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Seasoned Firewood Call 530 906 2737 Local delivery available/ Valley and Canyon

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Important Information about Doing Business with the Sheriff's Office
(link)

Live Gold Prices


Sierra County Democrats

For 50 years your location for everything from bolts to bullets, from doors to drills, from fittings to fixtures, from paint to plumbing to pocket knives.  They've got it at SVHC!
411 Main,  Loyalton   (530) 993 4331  svhc@digitalpath.net
Kim Folchi, FFL; order and receive firearms.

Is your pet hungry?
Need someone to walk your dog?
Want a Dog?
Check out Animal Relief Fund!
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Sierra Cascade Family Opportunities Link!

Jobs: Sierra County Employment Eastern Plumas Health Care and application Feather River College Sierra Show'n'sell

Vicki’s Blue Moon Bakery 700 Main St. Loyalton (530) 993-4634 Home made soups, lunch specials There's a reason people drive from Reno to buy our Yummy breads, donuts, cakes and delights We’ll go to the moon and back for you!

Know your weeds
(Download this beautiful and informative poster: link)

Scroll down for
Cooter-
He's a good boy!
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Live and Work in Sierra County EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Notice is hereby given That the Office of the Sheriff-Coroner is in the process of establishing an eligibility list for future job openings within the department.  Applications for placement on the eligibility list and job descriptions may be obtained at www.sierracounty.ws. Employer: SIERRA COUNTY SHERIFF-CORONER Position: Deputy Sheriff II & III Full Time and Part Time Salary: Dep. II $3,521.57 $4,280.29 Dep. III $3,805.52 $4,625.63 Position: Correctional-Communications Officer I, II, & III Full Time and Part Time Salary: C/O I $2,792.37 $3,394.14 C/O II $2,970.41 $3,610.55 C/O III $3,208.19 $3,899.58 SIERRA COUNTY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Final filing date: Friday, February 17, 2012 * 5:00 PM Submit applications to: Sierra County Sheriff-Coroner at 100 Courthouse Square, P.O. Box 66, Downieville, CA 95936-0066 Professional Position: Director, Sierra County Health and Human Services Download the announcement HERE  SIERRA COUNTY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER  www.sierracounty.ws

NEW LINK: Sierra Writer Blog
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February  PDF is up! (link)

Miss February

Lee Adams Supervisor, District 1 (530) 289-3506 Phone supervisor1@sierracounty.ws	Peter W. Huebner Supervisor, District 2 (530) 862-1004 Phone (530) 862-1005 Fax Peter4actions@gmail.com
Bill Nunes Supervisor, District 3 (530) 994-3222 Phone supervisor3@sierracounty.ws	Dave Goicoechea Supervisor, District 4 (530) 993-4059 Phone supervisor4@sierracounty.ws
Scott Schlefstein Supervisor, District 5 (530) 993-4900 Phone (530) 913-9218 Mobile Email: supervisor5@sierracounty.ws

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Sure.. I do want to go for a walk. Why do you always ask me that? Do you think I would say no? I've tried to tell you before how annoying I find your paternalistic treatment of me. I walk because I want too.

  
The sign of fine dining in Sierraville:
Los Dos Hermanos
Incomparable Mexican food and a friendly bar
101 Batelle Street, Sierraville, CA, 96126
(530) 994-1058
closed Mondays

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