At the Knights Ferry MAC meeting David Leamon from the Stanislaus County Department of Public Works spoke on Measure L. Because of its passing, each road in the County will be treated three times in 25 years. Also he commented on the closing of Rodden Road May 3 for six weeks to repair the damaged culvert between Gibbs Drive and Eaton Road. The rains washed out the underneath part and the road is collapsing. The California Highway patrolman told of the new Dodge Chargers added to the fleet. Ruben Imperial from the county spoke of the public health warning not to go south if pregnant because of the Zika virus. Under old business the AT&T building will be repainted, cleaned up and oleanders planted on three sides. The first week in May Dean and Ellen Road collapse will be repaired. The MAC approved the pool design of Brendt Noon Jr. There will be two positions on the MAC open for election in November and five open on the CSD.
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Condolences go out to the Kassahn family of the death of Ted. Services are pending.
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The Stanislaus River is running at 4000 CFS and the rafting company will not be opening until June or July, only guided rafting is allowed. Private rafters are warned the river is dangerous. Sunday a man had to be plucked out of a tree by Honolulu Bar.
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Condolences go out to the Lamb family on the death of Julie-Beth’s dad, Dick Chamberlain.
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Congratulations to Hanna Holland, daughter of Megan and Chris Peterson, on being selected Outstanding Athlete of Stanislaus County by the SOS Club.
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Condolences go out to the Muniain family on the death of David Muniain. Wife Patty, two children, four grandchildren and brothers Dick Muniain, Raymond Muniain and sisters Eunice Gire and Janice Bender, survive him. Services were on Saturday.
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May 4th is the Knights Ferry Community Club’s dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the clubhouse.
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May 6th is a Car and Motorcycle Show at the 50’s Roadhouse to benefit local veterans.
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May 7th is Breakfast Sunday at the Odd Fellows Hall.
