Colfax native Jim Albright to be sworn in as councilman
Life long Colfax resident Jim Albright becomes the newest city council member. He will be sworn in at the December meeting at City Hall on December 14 at 7 p.m. Albright, born and raised in Colfax, is a Colfax High graduate from 1968 and a former air force member. He raised two children Christy and TJ in Colfax and praises the town as a good place to raise kids with a familiar downtown charm.
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Colfax Council hopeful Jim Albright outlines growth plans
Jim Albright, Colfax council candidate, emphasizes wastewater plant completion and local hotel project as key drivers for Colfax growth. Former PG and E worker on disability, he cites the sewer plant's impact on development and vows to serve a two year term beginning this session.
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Colfax seeks two residents for Economic Development Commission
City of Colfax invites applications from residents or Colfax business owners to fill two seats on the seven member Economic Development Commission. Terms expire and meetings are monthly on the third Monday at 4 p.m. Apply at City Hall or send a letter of interest to the city manager between December 1 and December 30. Contact Bob Perrault at 346 2313 for details.
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Applications for 2005 sewer allocations due Dec 10
The Economic Development Commission will hear project proposals for 2005 sewer allocations at a 4 p.m. meeting on Tuesday Jan 4. City Manager Bob Perrault urges interested parties to submit proposals soon. The period opened Nov 17 and closes 5 p.m. Dec 10. Proposals will be competitively reviewed on city and community benefits. Call City Hall at 346-2313 for more information.
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Free leaf disposal through February at Meadow Vista
Area residents can reduce air pollution by not burning. Meadow Vista Transfer Station accepts pine needles and leaves at no cost in a designated leaf box through Monday February 28 2005. Residential customers only. large loads may go to Auburn Transfer Station. Call 885-3735 for details.
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Colfax sheriff logs thefts from vehicles and vandalism
Sometime between 3 45 p m Monday and 6 20 a m Tuesday an unknown suspect took a digital camera address books and gas cards from a vehicle on Mt Howell Road Colfax valued at 416 Sometime between 5 30 p m Thursday and 6 20 a m Tuesday Nov 9 a mailbox and its post were taken from Tokagawa Way Colfax The box was found 30 feet away Vandalism reported at Sierra Market Colfax exterior wall spray painted red paint present about two months Representatives said the paint had been there for about two months
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