Colfax Artist Seeks Public Art Across Town
Colfax resident Jim Bowers envisions every concrete slab and building wall as a canvas. He walks the town spotting weed patches and alleys as potential murals a way to spark local pride. Bowers aims to involve the community in art projects to foster ownership and belonging. He is currently painting a 24 foot long mural.
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Jim Bowers
Bowers
Colfax
Meadow Vista Pioneer Day Parade and Carnival Planned
Meadow Vista will celebrate its 54th Pioneer Day Parade and Community Carnival on Sunday, June 1. Activities begin at 9 a.m. with a 5K Fun Run registration at 7:30 a.m. Parade entries—up to 50—start noon from Placer Hills Road and Combie Road to Meadow Vista Park, with post event activities in Meadow Vista Park.
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Combie Road
Meadow Vista Park
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Memorial Day Safe and Sane With Mixed statewide results
California reports a safer holiday locally despite more statewide DUI arrests and fatalities over Memorial Day weekend. CHP notes seven accidents locally with one DUI arrest and about 140 citations including 20 for seat belts. Rollins Lake patrols stepped up safety checks as Marine Patrol focused on equipment compliance.
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Greg Cassina
Placer County
Colfax Council Adopts Tertiary Wastewater Upgrade Plan
The Colfax City Council unanimously approved starting a project to upgrade the wastewater treatment plant to tertiary treatment. Alternatives to regional hookup or plant expansion were deemed infeasible. future regional connection remains under study. Plan due to Regional Water Quality Control Board by June 14 with upgrades costing about 5 million dollars, under a cease and desist order for past violations.
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Lincoln
Bob Perrault
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Capacity dictates Colfax growth limits at city council
Colfax officials heard that current capacity of the Colfax Wastewater Treatment Plant remains uncertain. City Manager Bob Perrault urged informing future planning applicants of limited capacity and proceeding with caution on new building projects. Engineers Brown and Caldwell requested more time and studies to verify monitoring devices. With 10 to 15 percent capacity believed remaining, staff were told to continue capacity assessments.
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Colfax
Bob Perrault
Brown and Caldwell
Colfax High seniors to receive diplomas on Saturday
The Class of 2003 at Colfax High will graduate with diplomas awarded on Saturday June 7. Readers can see an up close look at the seniors in next week’s Colfax Record edition.
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Colfax High
Colfax Record
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