A Garden Runs Through It

Following a few candidate nights, Colusa County Clerk-Recorder and Elections Officer Rose Gallo-Vasquez discusses a number of important topics for voting in the 2020 Primary Election on Tuesday, March 3. 

• Visit the Colusa County Clerk-Recorder at: http://countyofcolusa.com
• Colusa County Voter Status Look-up: https://voterinfo.countyofcolusa.com/ballotstatuslookup/ 
• Register to vote: https://registertovote.ca.gov

Don't forget, the Williams Community Center will host 'Sweetheart Bingo' on Saturday, February 15, at 860 C Street in Williams. Doors open at 4 PM, and early bird games at 4 PM. 

Colusa County One Stop provides a number of services, and programs that help connect people to jobs and resources that help develop careers. Marissa Apaseo and Yuli Rico join the crew to discuss what One Stop has to offer. If you're looking for a job, needing an employee, or just searching for a new career, the Colusa County One Stop is truly your one stop shop for employment and career development services.

During the first Saturday in February, the quiet town of Arbuckle becomes a center of excitement and pride as it hosts the largest student-run agricultural field day in the state of California. For the last 22-years, an impressive group of Arbuckle FFA members research, compile, and host the Career Development Experience to over 1,700 FFA members. This incredible event provides FFA members with experience in small engines, horticulture, ag business, and a dozen other activities. Today, we have Cindy Rohde, Arbuckle FFA Advisor; Alli Lux, the Arbuckle FFA Field Day Chairperson, and Kyle Howell, the contest chairperson for the Small Engines Competition. Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedules, and on a school night to share this amazing activity. 

For over 55-years, the Colusa Farm Show has showcased the latest farming equipment and techniques while providing a one-stop shopping opportunity for rural farmers. Held February 4, 5, and 6th, at the Colusa Fairgrounds, we have Joe Steidlmayer, the Colusa Farm Show Committee Chairperson, and Laura Ford, the Colusa Fairgrounds CEO here today to discuss the events, and happenings of this year’s show.

For more information about the Colusa Farm Show visit www.colusacountyfair.com

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Last minute cancellations, and scheduling conflicts leaves Lloyd, Kent and Hayley alone at the microphones for yet another week. Have no fear! The crew has made resolutions and we have some informative guests in the near future. 

What's your favorite crockpot recipe? 

After taking a few weeks for winter break, The Backpage crew is ready to take on the new year, and to begin season two. 

In this episode, Lloyd, Kent, and Hayley, recap their holiday break, discuss a few headlines, and look forward to an exciting new year. 

When Lloyd leaves the room, and Kent and Hayley are out on a holiday break, Melissa Kitts and Daniell Frampton take over the show. The show has been hijacked! This episode is guaranteed to have lots of laughs.

Attempting to take back the reins, Lloyd recovered the lost tapes of when he was on a local radio station for the day in 2004. This was a wild trip. 

This will be our last episode of 2019, and we hope you enjoy the show. 

From our family to yours, have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 

Our next episode will air on January 10, 2020. See you then. 

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Christmas is near, and with co-hosts taking some time off, the show's been hijacked. Lloyd is joined with Serena Carlsen as they discuss their favorite episodes and Lloyd recovers some clips from the cutting room floor. 

It's an interesting episode... 

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We'll... we were rained out for the Colusa Christmas Tyme. The Backpage crew: Lloyd, Kent, and Hayley, record back at the Pioneer Review office and recap the weeks happenings and the year's activities. 

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With the holidays upon us, Cathy Garcia, a Volunteer with the Colusa County Sheriff's Volunteer Citizens Unit, provides The Backpage crew with information on services the group offers. From vacation home checks to keeping our communities safe, Garcia seeks additional volunteers to join their efforts. 

Jim Saso, Chief of Police of the City of Williams, provides some insight into the department, its activities, and provides some safety tips for the upcoming holidays. Additionally, Jim celebrates his 31-years in law enforcement.

Daniell Hendricks, our jubilant grave digger from the Colusa Cemetery, provides a last-minute call for donations and contributions for wreaths for deceased veterans. The effort is part of the Wreaths Across America event, and the Colusa Cemetery will hold a special ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 14. 

Don't forget to catch our live stream show in preparation for the Christmas Time in Colusa. The live stream will be on Facebook, The Backpage Podcast (https://www.facebook.com/radiocolusa/), at about 1 PM on Wednesday, Nov. 27. 

Links: :

• Colusa County Volunteer Citizens Unit http://www.countyofcolusa.org/index.aspx?nid=355
• City of Williams Police Department http://www.cityofwilliams.org/departments/police/index.php
• Wreaths Across America https://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org/pages/159899/Overview/?relatedId=0

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Colusa County will see a reduction in its ambulance service, and this my friends is something even holiday magic can't fix. Putting on his emergency services, and county supervisor hat, Kent Boes provides insight into the challenge of solving the county's ambulance problem. Is there a quick fix? Is there a Grinch? Where's Mr. Ebenezer Scrooge? Even Jack Skeleton would have a difficult time finding a long term solution.

With the holidays right around the corner, Santa's helpers are back on the grind looking for new, unwrapped, toys for local children in need. California Highway Patrol Officers, Franco Castillo, and Shelly Wilson join Colusa County Community Advocate for Parents and Children Program Manager, Carissa Bowers as they discuss the upcoming toy drive and giving some details on how you can help bring a smile this Christmas.

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Colusa County CAPC https://www.colusacapc.org/

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