Ancient Cultural Affair Delights Students With Food and Crafts
Michael Stone and Steven Smith spoke of the Ancient Cultural Affair as students circulated among Greek columns and artifacts. Parents led by Janis Kern organized activities from Greek to Mesopotamian foods, with P.E. teacher Nancy Arnold guiding relay races and the class enjoying a colorful lunch and crafts like stained glass windows.
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Michael Stone
Steven Smith
Janis Kern
Kern
Nancy Arnold
Hospice Gift and Thrift of Colfax opens store and accepts donations
Volunteers describe the shop as a steady community hub serving Colfax and nearby towns. The Colfax Hospice Gift and Thrift operates at 255-A Highway 174 with hours Mon to Fri 10 am to 5 pm, plus Saturday. Donations are welcome Tue to Fri 10 am to 4 pm and Saturdays 10 am to 3 pm, except June 19 for the grand opening. Contact 346-9600 for info or to volunteer.
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Donna O’ Keefe
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Togo's to Offer Endless Combination Catering in Colfax Center
Togo's announces catering and specialty cakes at Colfax Mall with on site dressings and unique spreads Chipotle BBQ Thai Peanut and Wasabi Mayo Other offerings include Togo's Baskin Robbins catering for schools weddings and business events with 24 hour advance notice for large orders Local officials and students praise the move and welcome travelers along the I 80 corridor.
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Colfax
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Otwell
Wolves: permit rules for ownership and rescue about wolves
Never Cry Wolf, a California rescue, notes that owners must obtain a permit and that the wolves select their owners. The group averages 55 wolf adoptions annually, turning down 7-9 weekly calls due to limits. Events include July 4 Colfax exhibit with caged wolves and T-shirt sales to fund medical care.
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Upgrade plan safety questioned by council
Nancy Edwards warned there are potential problems with the proposed dewatering plan to dump one and a half million gallons into the creek at night over the summer. City engineer Tom Leland said the Environmental Impact Report would address the water flow and be completed before any contract award, conforming to EIR findings. The council removed a non supported environmental clause, then passed the resolution without opposition.
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Tom Leland
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Joshua Alpine
Sherrie Blackmun
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