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FALL RIVER BLOCK F ROYALTY
(DECEMBER 3, 2005 • 5 PHOTOGRAPHS) Linda Corr of McArthur has photographs here from the 60th annual Block F basketball tournament of the featured royalty. The slide show plays automatically. To view the show at your own pace, uncheck the Autoplay in the upper right-hand corner and advance the show by clicking on the manual controls. CLICK ON THE BLUE 5 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE FULL SLIDE SHOW.
FALL RIVER BLOCK F CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
(DECEMBER 3, 2005 • 29 PHOTOGRAPHS) The Burney Raiders kept the game close to the half, but Liberty Christian came back in the third and fourth periods to win, 68-46, the championship game at the 60th Block F Tournament in McArthur Saturday night. The slide show plays automatically. To view the show at your own pace, uncheck the Autoplay in the upper right-hand corner and advance the show by clicking on the manual controls. CLICK ON THE BLUE 29 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE FULL SLIDE SHOW.
FALL RIVER VS. DELTA IN PLAYOFFS
(NOVEMBER 18, 2005 • 40 PHOTOGRAPHS) The Fall River Bulldogs lost 35-8 in the Division IV playoff game at the McArthur field against the Delta Saints of Clarksburg, near Davis. Still photography by Katie Harrington. The slide show plays automatically. To view the show at your own pace, uncheck the Autoplay in the upper right-hand corner and advance the show by clicking on the manual controls. CLICK ON THE BLUE 40 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE FULL SLIDE SHOW. FOR USE WITH A HIGH-SPEED INTERNET CONNECTION.
BURNEY VS. BISHOP QUINN IN PLAYOFFS
(NOVEMBER 10, 2005 • 8 PHOTOGRAPHS) On a snow-covered Raider field, third seeded Burney defeated fifth seeded Bishop Quinn 8-0 Thursday night in the first round of Division V playoffs. Still photography by Katie Harrington. The slide show plays automatically. To view the show at your own pace, uncheck the Autoplay in the upper right-hand corner and advance the show by clicking on the manual controls. CLICK ON THE BLUE 8 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE FULL SLIDE SHOW. FOR USE WITH A HIGH-SPEED INTERNET CONNECTION.
BURNEY AT WEED NOV. 4, 2005
(NOVEMBER 4, 2005 • 26 PHOTOGRAPHS) The Raiders football team rolled into Weed and marched their way to a 24-18 win Nov. 4. Burney finished the season with a record 4-2 Shasta Cascade League small schools mark and 7-3 overall record, good for a second place SC finish. Still photography by Richard Allan. The slide show plays automatically. To view the show at your own pace, uncheck the Autoplay in the upper right-hand corner and advance the show by clicking on the manual controls. CLICK ON THE BLUE 26 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE FULL SLIDE SHOW. FOR USE WITH A HIGH-SPEED INTERNET CONNECTION.
BURNEY VS. BISHOP QUINN
(OCTOBER 29, 2005 • 73 PHOTOGRAPHS) A defensive battle that showed no scoring by either team until the fourth quarter, Burney finally won the contest 14-7 at the Lions field Saturday. Still photography by Katie Harrington. The slide show plays automatically. To view the show at your own pace, uncheck the Autoplay in the upper right-hand corner and advance the show by clicking on the manual controls. CLICK ON THE BLUE 73 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE FULL SLIDE SHOW. FOR USE WITH A HIGH-SPEED INTERNET CONNECTION. Those with a 56K Modem connection or slower will be unable to view the show.
INTER-MOUNTAIN FAIR PARADE 2005
(SEPTEMBER 4, 2005 • 60 PHOTOGRAPHS) The Inter-Mountain Fair had more than 100 entries parading down Main Street. Queens and their courts, floats, a marching band, vintage vehicles and tractors, majorettes, fire engines, D-derby cars, horses, and more made their way from Fall River High School to the fairgrounds. To view the show at your own pace, uncheck the Autoplay in the upper right-hand corner and advance the show by clicking on the manual controls. CLICK ON THE BLUE 60 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE FULL SLIDE SHOW FOR USE WITH A HIGH-SPEED INTERNET CONNECTION. Photos by Craig Harrington
MODOC DEFEATS FALL RIVER BOYS
(FEBRUARY 18, 2005 • 20 PHOTOGRAPHS) The Modoc Braves defeated the Fall River Bulldogs in the final game of the Shasta Cascade League regular season, 53-40. The Bulldogs took the lead for the first time with 2:15 remaining in the first half and kept the contest close through much of the second half. Fall River finished 1-13 in league play and 6-18 overall. Modoc finished second at 11-3 SCL, 20-6 overall behind Trinity at 12-2 SCL, 20-5 overall. CLICK ON THE BLUE 20 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE FULL SLIDE SHOW SET TO BACKGROUND MUSIC. Photos by Craig Harrington
FALL RIVER GIRLS DEFEAT MODOC
(FEBRUARY 18, 2005 • 18 PHOTOGRAPHS) The Fall River girls basketball team defeated the Modoc Braves at the Bulldog court Friday night, 68-19, in their final Shasta Cascade League season contest. Fall River finished in fourth place in the SCL with a 7-7 record, 12-13 mark overall behind first place Etna, Mt. Shasta and Bishop Quinn. Modoc finishes the season with a 1-13 league record and 2-20 overall record. CLICK ON THE BLUE 18 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE FULL SLIDE SHOW SET TO BACKGROUND MUSIC. Photos by Craig Harrington
BURNEY BOYS DEFEAT FALL RIVER
(FEBRUARY 4, 2005 • 29 PHOTOGRAPHS) The Burney boys varsity defeated Fall River at the Raider court in a closely fought contest, 63-61, where the scoreboard witnessed the lead changing hands several times during the evening. Buney is in seventh place in the Shasdta Cascade League, with a 3-6 record (6-12 overall). Fall River is in eighth place with an 0-9 league record (5-14 overall). CLICK ON THE BLUE 29 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE FULL SLIDE SHOW SET TO BACKGROUND MUSIC. Photos by Craig Harrington
FALL RIVER GIRLS DEFEAT BURNEY
(FEBRUARY 4, 2005 • 37 PHOTOGRAPHS) The Fall River varsity girls defeated Burney in a game Friday night at the Raider gym. Fall River now sports a 10-10 overall record and 5-4 Shasta Cascade League mark, good for fourth place. Burney drops to seventh place in the league with a 2-7 record (5-13 overall). CLICK ON THE BLUE 37 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE FULL SLIDE SHOW SET TO BACKGROUND MUSIC. Photos by Craig Harrington
SATURDAY'S SCOREBOARD AT MONSTER PARK IN SAN FRANCISCO
(DECEMBER 18, 2004 • 11 PHOTOGRAPHS) The scoreboard at Monster Park (formerly Candlestick Park) in San Francisco displayed this message in Saturday's clash between the 49ers and Washington Redskins. Before he graduated from Cal, Mark was a PrepStar All-America selection at Fall River High School and was rated as the No. 10 offensive line prospect in the West. He ended his senior year with 16 receptions for 480 yards and two touchdowns as a tight end. CLICK ON THE BLUE 11 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE SLIDE SHOW. Photos by Ron Harrington
BURNEY HIGH SCHOOL HOSTS BOYS AND GIRLS BASKETBALL JAMBOREE
(DECEMBER 16-18, 2004 • 38 PHOTOGRAPHS) Burney Raider Jessica VanLaak (15) scrambles for ball in varsity game Friday night against Portola. Varsity and junior varsity teams also competing included Hayfork and Fall River. To view the show at your own pace, uncheck the Autoplay in the upper right-hand corner and advance the show by clicking on the manual controls. CLICK ON THE BLUE 41 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE SLIDE SHOW WITH A BROADBAND INTERNET CONNECTION. Photos by Craig Harrington
THE OLD AND THE NEW OF CALTRANS BURNEY MAINTENANCE STATION
(NOVEMBER 23, 2004 • 7 PHOTOGRAPHS) Representatives of Caltrans were on hand for an open house at the newly completed $4.5 million Burney Maintenance Station project. From left, Project Engineer Ed Speer of Redding, Dep. Dist. Director Shirley Choate of Redding, Dist. Director Brian Crane of Redding, John D’Annunzio of Caltrans Burney, Dave Moore, project management of Hat Creek, Maintenance Manager Jeff Riser, Derek Willis, Caltrans yard project manager, and Burney Caltrans Manager Jerry Re. New storage for equipment, sand and salt were added, plus paving of the yard. For PDF files of the Burney Maintenance Station Site Plan or Historical Information & Building Descriptions or Statistics on the Burney Maintenance Crew & the Work They Perform, and photo of Burney Caltrans Crew, Click on the Blue Links. CLICK ON THE BLUE 7 PHOTOGRAPHS LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE SLIDE SHOW.
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WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY BY MONTGOMERY CREEK RESIDENT JOAN DIMAIO
(NOVEMBER 2004 • 22 PHOTOGRAPHS or 7 PHOTOGRAPHS) She was raised and schooled in Southern California, earning an AA Degree at Santa Ana Junior College. Joan worked at a conducted Travel Tour Agency and the Warrants Division of the local sheriff's department. In 1971 she and her husband moved to Central California to get out of the city and enjoy country life on an almond farm. While there she worked five years as a legal secretary and later the couple owned an outdoor equipment dealership in a nearby town. In November 1989 they sold their business and home and in February of 1990 moved and retired to Montgomery Creek. Joan and her husband are members of the Grace Community Bible Church of Burney. Both recently retired after 12 years of service with the Montgomery Creek Volunteer Fire Department. She has owned two personal computers and digital cameras over the past 5-1/2 years and is currently using a Canon EOS Rebel digital camera. On their 20 acres of timber, “the Lord has provided me with some wonderful opportunities to photograph wildlife, insects and landscapes in their natural surroundings. Many of my photos were taken from a boat while fishing for trout, crappie and bass.” Her photo postcards are displayed for sale at three local markets. She also enjoys designing business cards for local merchants. More than 20 of her photos have been shown on KRCR-TV weather news. CLICK ON ONE OF THE BLUE PHOTOGRAPHS LINKS ABOVE TO VIEW THE SLIDE SHOW.
FALL RIVER DEFEATS BISHOP QUINN FOR SHASTA CASCADE SMALL SCHOOLS LEAGUE TITLE
(NOVEMBER 6, 2004 • 52 PHOTOGRAPHS or 13 PHOTOGRAPHS) The Fall River Bulldogs remained undefeated following Saturday's 30-0 victory over the Bishop Quinn Lions at the Palo Cedro field. The Bulldogs are expected to gain the number one seed in the Division V postseason playoffs, giving them home field advantage. CLICK ON THE BLUE LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE SLIDE SHOW; 52 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR COMEPLETE SHOW or ABBREVIATED 13 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR SLOWER SPEED MODEMS. Photos by Craig Harrington
BIG VALLEY CARDINALS LOSE TO LOYALTON IN FOOTBALL ACTION
(OCTOBER 30, 2004 • 51 PHOTOGRAPHS or 15 PHOTOGRAPHS) Big Valley's Evergreen League record dropped to 3-4 after losing Saturday to Loyalton, 27-12. Juan Escalante and Luke Rodgers each scored a touchdown for the Cardinals. The local gridmen sport a 3-5 overall record. Loyalton is 6-1 in league play and 8-1 overall. Big Valley finishes out the football season Friday night when they host Greenville for homecoming. To date, Greenville posts a 2-5 league record and 2-7 overall mark. CLICK ON THE BLUE LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE SLIDE SHOW. Photos by Craig Harrington
SHASTA CASCADE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RESPONSE TEAM TRAINING IN BURNEY
(OCTOBER 20, 2004 • 15 PHOTOGRAPHS) The Burney Fire Department hosted a hazardous materials training seminar for members of the Shasta Cascade Hazardous Materials Response Team (SCHMRT). Members of the team and represented at the training were the Redding City Fire Department, Shasta CDF, Tehama-Glenn CDF, Burney Fire Department, Shasta Lake Fire Department, Lassen CDF, Siskiyou CDF, and the Shasta County Coroners Office in Redding. CLICK ON THE BLUE LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE SLIDE SHOW. Photos by Nancy Hutchings
Barrel Racing At The California High School Rodeo Association Dist. 1 Rodeo In McArthur
(SEPTEMBER 18, 2004 • 29 PHOTOGRAPHS) High school athletes from throughout District 1 of the California High School Rodeo Association competed at the Inter-Mountain fairgrounds in McArthur Sept. 18-19. Events included bareback riding, steer wrestling, saddle bronc, calf roping, breakaway roping, bull riding, calf roping, barrel racing, team roping, pole bending, and goat tying. Those who competed in the barrel racing event are presented in the slide shows here. CLICK ON THE BLUE LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE SLIDE SHOW. Photos by Craig Harrington
Former School District Office In Cassel Destroyed By Fire Saturday Morning
(SEPTEMBER 11, 2004 • 37 PHOTOGRAPHS or 12 PHOTOGRAPHS) A Saturday morning fire at the Cassel home of John and Reginia Knowles destroyed the building and its contents. Before the Knowles purchased the home, the building housed the district office of the Fall River Joint Unified School District. CLICK ON THE BLUE LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE SLIDE SHOW; 37 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR COMEPLETE SHOW or ABBREVIATED 12 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR SLOWER SPEED MODEMS. Photos by Craig & Katie Harrington
Hat Creek Man Is Flown To Redding Hospital With Injuries Sustained In Sept. 12 Crash
(SEPTEMBER 12, 2004 • 9 PHOTOGRAPHS) A Sunday morning collision between two vehicles happened on Highway 299 in Johnson Park about 7:05 a.m. William T. Rice, 66, of Hat Creek was traveling west on the highway at about 45 to 50 miles per hour when a second vehicle, driven by Kelsey L. Allingham, 21, of Quincy started a U-turn from the J-Mart parking lot, driving across the westbound lanes and into the path of Rice. The front of Rice's truck collided with the left rear of the truck and trailer, reported Roger Spain of the California Highway Patrol. The impact severed the trailer hitch from the truck. Rice was flown by helicopter to Mercy Medical Center in Redding with chest and head injuries. CLICK ON THE BLUE LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE SLIDE SHOW. Photos by Craig Harrington
Inter-Mountain Fair Parade Marches Down Highway 299 September 5, 2004
(SEPTEMBER 5, 2004 • 79 PHOTOGRAPHS or 26 PHOTOGRAPHS) A Sunday morning parade included a marching band, floats, horse-drawn vehicles, local pageant winners, grand marshals, destruction derby cars, and more. CLICK ON THE BLUE LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE SLIDE SHOW; 79 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR COMEPLETE SHOW or ABBREVIATED 26 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR SLOWER SPEED MODEMS. Photos by Craig Harrington
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