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12 FRIDAY» JUNE 17, 2022 » THE GRIDLEY HERALD
Dahle’s Highway Management Bill
Passes on Assembly Floor
From the Office of Megan Dahle
SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG) - On May 25, 2022,
AB 2514 authored by Assemblywoman
Megan Dahle (R-Bieber) passed off of the
Assembly Floor with a unanimous bi-parti-
san vote. AB 2514 seeks to understand the
funding imbalance between rural and urban
areas of the state and requests a study be
conducted to identify new and creative ways
of applying transportation policy to ensure
rural roads and highways are properly
funded and safe, given the increased use and
impact from heavy vehicles in recent years.
“Rural roads and highways are often
overlooked when it comes to adequate road
and highway funding. Especially in a dis-
trict as large as mine, rural roads are heavily
impacted by chronic wildfires, and the
emergency vehicles used to fight fires,” said
Dahle.
AB 2514 passed the Assembly
Transportation Committee with a unani-
mous vote in April. After another unanimous
vote of support today, it will move on to be
heard in the Senate.
Assemblywoman Megan Dahle rep-
resents the 1st Assembly District in the
California Legislature, which includes por-
tions of Butte and Placer counties, along
with Lassen, Modoc, Nevada, Plumas,
Shasta, Sierra, and Siskiyou counties. H
Bacigalupi to Speak on
UN Agenda 21 and 2030 Agenda
Feather River
Tea Party Patriots
YUBA CITY, CA (MPG) -
On June 11, the Feather
River Tea Party Patriots
a n n o u n c e d D e b b i e
Bacigalupi will be their
Special Guest Speaker at
their next meeting sched-
uled for Monday, June 20,
2022.
An avid researcher for
the truth and a modern-day
Paul Revere, Debbie
speaks for freedom while
exposing the details of
United Nations’ Agenda
21 and how its exhaus-
tive web is eroding the US
Constitution and our free-
doms. She attended the
2012 Rio Summit/United
Nations Conference on
Sustainable Development
and Navigating the
American Carbon World.
This sixth generation
Californian and daughter
of ranchers and farmers in
Siskiyou County is known
for her lively and interac-
tive presentation on how
the youth are being used
to push Agenda 21, depop-
ulation, the way deranged
Democrats are handling the
state's water issues; tearing
down dams, disapproving
requests to build desalina-
tion plants, and not moving
forward on approved water
storage facilities; and why
all who respect and honor
freedom and liberty should
be concerned and, more
than ever, be politically
motivated NOW.
A f o r m e r c a n d i -
date for the US House
of Representatives in
CA District 14, Debbie
holds a BS in Business
and a Masters in Business
Administration from
Notre Dame.
Everyone is welcome.
There is no membership
requirement and no cost to
attend. The Monday, June
20, 2022, Feather River
Tea Party Patriots’ meet-
ing starts at 6:30 pm at
Crossroads Community
Church, 445 B Street, Yuba
City. Doors open at 6:00
pm. Come early to socialize
with like-minded patriots,
enjoy the refreshments, and
get a good seat. For more
information contact Larry or
Carla at (530) 755-4409.
Visit Feather Tea Party
Patriots online www.
FRTPP.org H
Debbie Bacigalupi. Photo
courtesy of FRTPP
Gallagher Reacts to Latest
Inflation Numbers
Assembly Republicans
News Release
SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG)
- On Friday, June 10,
Assembly Republican
Leader James Gallagher
(Yuba City) issued the
following statement
in reaction to the lat-
est inflation numbers
released today.
“It is ridiculous to
think that families in
California can keep up
with 8.6% inflation,
especially as gas prices
keep driving the cost
of everything up even
higher.”
“Californians are feel-
ing this pain not only at
the pump, but in our
energy costs, housing
costs, and groceries,
which have seen the
biggest increase since
1979.”
“Democrats have
refused to act on every
reasonable Republican
solution for imme-
diate relief from
rising inflation and
highest gas prices in the
nation. Unfortunately,
Californians are left to
bear the brunt of the
highest gas prices in
U.S. history.”
“Sadly, none of this
comes as a surprise.” H
May Manzanita Students of the Month
Manzanita Elementary School News Release
GRIDLEY, CA (MPG) - Manzanita Elementary School Students of the Month for the month
of May are outstanding learners, do their best and are great role models for our school.
Kindergarten through fifth grade Students of the Month for May 2022 from left to right:
Maverick Remocal, Joanna Bandilla, Jacob Ceballos, Emilee Topete, Evan Barrett, Cooper
Perkins, Maverick Cable and Sebastian Kneeland. Not pictured: Giovanni Resendis.
Sixth through eighth grade Students of the Month for May 2022 from left to right: Byron
McClellan, Jackie Griggs, Evelyn Griggs, Eliott Parmentier,Asher Kimberling and Johana Jones.
Local Seminary Graduates
Complete Four Years
Seminary graduation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints reflects four high-
school years of early-morning classes and scripture study. Graduates complete four courses of
study: OldTestament, NewTestament,The Book of Mormon, and church history. Their studies
center on Jesus Christ and his gospel. Eight local graduates completed all requirements: Left
to right: Annabel Kent, Paige Eccles, Taylor Johnson, Hannah Grover, Greyson Sannar, and
Haven Counihan (Camden Lewis and Gavin Quist not pictured). Photo by Cindy Scott
Award-Winning Author
to Speak at Gridley Library
Story and photo
by Kathy Callan
REDDING, CA (MPG) - Award-
winning Northern California
author Steven T. Callan will
give a presentation about his
latest book and first novel,
The Case of the Missing
Game Warden, at the Gridley
Library on Thursday, June
23, at 7:00 p.m.
Callan’s book was recently
selected as a “Best First
Novel” award finalist in the
Next Generation Indie Book
Awards, the largest inter-
national awards program
for independent publishers
and authors. Callan’s book
is published by Coffeetown
Press of Seattle, an imprint
of Epicenter Press. Much
of the action in Callan’s lat-
est book takes place in and
around Gridley.
Steven T. Callan grew
up in the small Northern
California farm town of
Orland, where he spent his
high-school years playing
baseball, basketball, hunting,
and fishing. With an insatia-
ble interest in wildlife, he
never missed an opportunity
to ride along on patrol with
his father, a California Fish
and Game warden. Steve
went on to graduate from
CSU, Chico, and attended
graduate school at CSU,
Sacramento. Hired by the
California Department of
Fish and Game in 1974, he
began his career as a game
warden near the Colorado
River, promoted to patrol
lieutenant in the Riverside/
San Bernardino area, and
spent the remainder of his
thirty-year enforcement
career in Shasta County.
Callan has also earned
numerous awards for his
work in wildlife protection.
Callan says, “My love
of nature is what drives my
writing. I include a conserva-
tion message in everything I
write.” He describes The
Case of the Missing Game
Warden as “a mystery, an
adventure, a love story, a
coming-of-age tale, and a
celebration of nature.” The
novel is already garnering
high praise from readers,
who tell Callan they are
eagerly awaiting the sec-
ond novel in his Henry
Glance series. Callan’s
first two books, both non-
fiction and published by
Coffeetown Press, earned
excellent reviews and cap-
tured awards. His debut
book, Badges, Bears, and
Eagles, was a 2013 “Book
of the Year” award final-
ist (ForeWord Reviews).
His second book, The
Game Warden’s Son, was
named “Best Outdoor Book
of 2016” by the Outdoor
Writers Association of
California.
Gridley Friends of the
Library will host the author
for a presentation and book
signing at the Gridley
Library on Thursday, June
23, at 7:00 p.m. The author
will also have copies of his
other books on hand.
Publisher’s Synopsis of
The Case of the Missing
Game Warden
Ve t e r a n N o r t h e r n
California game warden
Norman Bettis and his
wife, Martha, lived an
idyllic life in the small
Sacramento Valley farm
town of Gridley. On the
morning of December
13, 1956, Norman kissed
Martha on the forehead and
drove off to work. He had
no way of knowing he was
destined to stumble into a
rat’s nest of commercial
duck poachers and disap-
pear–patrol car and all.
Three years later, a gifted
eleven-year-old named
Henry Glance confronts
two goose poachers near
the Southern California
town of Temecula, pre-
venting them from
leaving before game war-
den Ned McCullough
arrives. Impressed with
the brave young man and
his compassion for wild-
life, McCullough suggests
he become a game war-
den when he grows up.
He also shares the story
of Warden Bettis’s strange
disappearance.
McCullough’s mournful
tale leaves a lasting impres-
sion on Henry as he grows
up, suffers disappointment,
works his way through
Chico State College, falls
hopelessly in love, and
eventually becomes a game
warden himself.
Unexpectedly, he’s
assigned to Warden Bettis’s
old patrol district.
While conducting a num-
ber of classic wildlife
investigations and honing
his skills, Glance remains
obsessed with his prede-
cessor’s untimely demise.
Unfazed by a mountain
of obstacles and deter-
mined to succeed where
so many others had failed,
Henry sets out on an
adventure-filled quest to
find the missing game
warden and solve the thir-
teen-year-old mystery of his
disappearance H
Author Steven T. Callan will
give a presentation about his
latest book and first novel,
The Case of the Missing
Game Warden, at the Gridley
Library onThursday, June 23,
at 7:00 p.m.
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