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Knights Ferry News
Knights Ferry

The lovely spring air was rent with cannon booms this weekend with the Civil War re-enactors battling by the bridge. The North and South were camped in the Army Corp Park and were open for touring. It was lovely weather for fighting!

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Birthday wishes for March go out to: Tom Wright, Shavon Haskell, Rocky Goehring, Pat Johnson, Aaron Hodge, Brendt Ohe, Aislinn Finn, Richard Bell, Kara Lopez, Amber Coston, Bill Martinelli, Gayle Higgins, Mark Schlegel, Kim McCarthy, Wendy Burns, Grant Page, Luke Dickens, Levi Dickens, Taylor Kelly, Gracie Anderson, Bryce Anderson, Anthony Neely, Carter Sturtevant, Ken Morris, Gerardo Martinez, Jude Krick, Joseph Morua, Natalia Gonzalez Xochitl Lau-Vegas, Everett Holtsman, Liam Voortman, Violet Johnson and Paislee Barlow.

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Manny at the 50’s Roadhouse collects dollar bills on the bar wall and when it is full donates the money. This time the $497 went to Veterans First. What a nice use of the money!

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The third and fourth graders at Knights Ferry School took a trip to San Jose to the Tech Museum. It was a very interesting time.

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At the Knights Ferry School Board meeting the resignation of Mrs. Kelley at the end of the school year was announced. The Network is done but needs bandwidth boost and some tweaking. The Second Interim Budget report was approved. The school meets its expectation for the next two years. The School Safety plan was revised and reviewed and approved. The Board adopted the calendar for next year and approved the food service contract with Oakdale Joint Unified. The school will be in the Rodeo Parade.

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Former Knights Ferry resident Bev Hay, a CAPS member, was called to duty on March 11 to guard the airport where a plane crashed and killed the pilot. She had to protect the area until the FAA arrived.

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Be on the watch for a gold or tan pickup that robbed the Silva shop on Orange Blossom on Sunday morning. They rang the doorbell and Bridget got dressed and went out and a young girl was driving the pickup, which was backed to the shop and had two dirt bikes in it and a young man ran out, jumped in the truck and they sped off. The dirt bikes were in the very back of the shop and not visible from the road. A third bike was still in the shop. On a similar note, a gold or tan pick-up harassed a boy on Morrison on March 6. It came from Frymire Road and threw things at the boy and called him names.