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The Plumas Sun Published 1 hour ago

Workshop focuses on fencing, wildlife connectivity

Friends of Plumas Wilderness reports it is hosting a free workshop along with Plumas Audubon Society called Breaking Down Barriers. Organizers are seeking 20 volunteers to join them near Chester on Friday, Sept. 18, for the event focused on fencing and wildlife connectivity.…

The Plumas Sun Published September 11

Trail group seeks feedback at Greenville meeting

Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship invites everyone to a community meeting Monday, Sept. 14, from 5 to 7 p.m. in Greenville to discuss the Indian Valley Recreation Improvement Project. The meeting will be held in the library at Indian Valley Academy, 117 Grand St. Snacks will be…

The Plumas Sun Published September 10

First public meeting set for Portola Community Forest idea

During the Portola City Council meeting last night, Sept. 9, Councilmember Lauren Miller announced the first public meeting related to the Portola Community Forest idea. The meeting is set for tonight, Thursday, Sept. 10, 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Portola branch of the Plumas County…

The Plumas Sun Published September 10

Portola skilled nursing facility gets room refresh

Eastern Plumas Health Care announces two prominent rooms in its skilled nursing facility have received a refresh. “Interior design plays a critical role in helping promote wellness and quality of life among residents living in the Portola skilled nursing facility,” said SHD.…

The Plumas Sun Published 19 hours ago

PG&E plans potential public safety power shutoff Sept. 12-14

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. has notified customers and the press of a possible public safety power shutoff beginning Saturday, Sept. 12, with the potential to run through Monday, Sept. 14. The PSPS could impact nearly 4,800 customers in Plumas County, and an estimated total of…

The Plumas Sun Published 22 hours ago

Farms hosts ice cream social, volunteer potluck

Lost Sierra Food Project announces two upcoming events this month at Rugged Roots Farm in Quincy. Executive Director Vanessa Vasquez will host an ice cream social — with berries — during the farm stand Tuesday, Sept. 15. The farm stand runs from 5 to 7 p.m., and ice cream will be…

The Plumas Sun Published September 11

CDFW completes bobcat population survey

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife presents the California Bobcat Population Monitoring Project’s recent report of findings. This report shares the most extensive and comprehensive bobcat population survey ever conducted in California, and possibly anywhere in the…

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