Fourth of July Town Celebration Draws Community Support
Colfax area officials praise the Hometown Celebration for 2004 with increased button sales from 500 to 2000 and improved crowd management. Sheriff deputy notes the event ran smoother with fewer arrests, two for public intoxication and one for child abuse, far below 2002 figures.
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Chamber of Commerce
Barbara Bowers
Chamber
Colfax Area
Dutch Flat Fourth Parade Goes Around Town Twice
Dutch Flat hosts a Sunday Fourth of July parade sponsored by the Dutch Flat Community Center with CHP leading and Abe Khamis as grand marshal. The theme is neighbors helping neighbors and a crowd enjoys water spraying, games, a dunk tank, and a well received strawberry festival and salad luncheon while one fire engine stands by off-route.
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Lucy Spurlock
Waste
Dutch Flat
Dutch Flat Community Center
Nancy Dailey-Ferrier
John Dietrich
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Dietrich
Abe Khamis
Judge Sims
Dailey-Ferrier
Michael Kirby
Colfax
Dailey- Ferrier
Fourth of July bonfire burns two acres near Dutch Flat
A fire reported at 8 26 a m Sunday morning off Lowell Hill Road near the Dutch Flat Diggins burned about two acres. It was immediately controlled and completely extinguished by Monday morning. Three engines, one hand crew and two water tenders, totaling about 30 personnel, responded to the scene.
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Lowell Hill Road
Dutch Flat Diggins
Wolf Mountain Lookout Tower
Highway 49
California Department of Fire and Forestry Battalion
Jeff Brand
CDF
Mount Howell lookout tower staffing under new agreement
A cooperative staffing agreement between the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and the Bureau of Land Management makes Mount Howell lookout tower staffed starting July 6. BLM funds personnel and operations while CDF owns and operates the tower. Regular hours are 9 am to 7 pm with added coverage at dawn and dusk during red flag alerts. Nick Baumgardner, Colfax City volunteer firefighter, currently staffs the tower with a second firefighter to be hired soon. The tower covers both federal and state land.
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California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
Bureau of Land Management
Mount Howell
BLM
CDF
Brand
Nick Baumgardner
Colfax City
Mt. Howell
Susie Iventosch
Colfax Elementary teacher killed in Alaska crash
Nevada City resident Zoe Kreizenbeck 49 died in a head on collision on the Sterling Highway near Ninilchik Alaska while on a salmon trip. Kevil Pelton 52 was uninjured as a passenger in Kreizenbeck’s Nissan. Kreizenbeck taught grades seven and eight social science at Colfax Elementary and was set to return next year.
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Colfax
Zoe Kreizenbeck
Alaska
Kreizenbeck
Nevada City
Ninilchik
Kenai Peninsula
Sterling Highway
Kevil Pelton
Jaymee Kirby
Fellow educator Zoe Kreizenbeck remembered for generosity
Special to the Record mourns Zoe Kreizenbeck a longtime Colfax Elementary School educator who died July 3 2004 in a three car collision while traveling toward Seward Alaska to fish for salmon. For 16 years she taught grades 8 6 and 4 guiding and inspiring her students who called her kids. Memory page 10.
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Zoe Kreizenbeck
Seward
Alaska
Zoe
Colfax
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