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Thanks for helping stray animals
Dear Editor: On behalf of the board, staff and our volunteers, we thank the public for joining us for a fun night of bingo. The support of the community was over-whelming. We had approximately 110 people turn out for our first of many “Bingo Night’’...
Tank mechanic enjoys local paper
Editor: I’m a tank mechanic for the Army and I just wanted to thank you guys for the support. I’m from Orland and I hope that one day I will move back there. I always read the (Press-)Register when I can because it keeps me informed on what...
OWIC Rummage Sale best yet
Dear Editor, The Orland Women’s Improvement Club 58th Annual Rummage Sale Friday, March 7.and Saturday, March 8 was the best one yet! We want to extend a big Thank You to everyone who brought in rummage and spent his or her money at...
Letter: Congratulations to Shelby Hine
Dear Editor Glenn County Health Services and Glenn County Office of Education would like to congratulate Shelby Hine the winner of the first ever Glenn County Drug Prevention Slogan Contest. The contest was conducted through a collaborative effort...
County, teachers haven't settled
Editor, I have attended all but one SELPA meeting since August 2007. Other individuals in attendance at the April 2, 2008 meeting were Grand Jury Chairperson Marilyn Baker and Jury member Mary Kennedy, GCOE Board President Ray Golnick and GCOE Trustee...
Firms banking on higher power for sales of drinking water
MIAMI – The instructions are simple: Read the Prayer ... / Drink the Water ... / Believe in God! / Believe in Yourself! Spiritual Water, the faith-inspired venture of two Sunrise, Fla., businessmen, offers its drinkers clearer focus, positive thinking...
The state’s going broke? Don’t buy it
Taxpayers increasingly are told that state government is going broke, and vital services must be slashed unless new taxes are imposed. Here’s the truth: Even with falling tax revenue, even in an economic downturn, state government will have more...
Governor’s budget ‘reform’ equivalent to dictatorship
No one involved in any way with California government thinks the state budget process is ideal. There’s the two-thirds vote requirement in each house of the Legislature that allows a relatively small minority to stymie the majority’s plain...
A healthy direction on health insurance
Well, at least the presidential campaign will offer something of a debate on the issue of health care. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama disagree only over whether buying government-approved health insurance will be mandatory for...
Who wants wasted food?
Perhaps lawyers, engineers, state representatives, or radio talk-show hosts should pluck potatoes and cabbage from the field, so food doesn’t rot this year as it did in 2007. Or maybe American teenagers should work farm labor this summer and fall. Perhaps...
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