Pit River Wednesday Check-In
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Weekly dashboards for events, deadlines, services, jobs, readiness notes, and community reminders.
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Updated October 22: Burney’s October 24 family-meal fundraiser, PRHS survey deadline October 30, a clarified PG&E PSPS status, refreshed road/weather checks, and new regional cultural and community dates through November.
Historical October 14–20 edition, preserved as published. Some dates and contacts have since changed; the Week 43 sources-and-corrections note explains current corrections. Use the latest edition for action.
Week 41 covered Four Corners, the Modoc Ancestral Run, Indigenous Peoples Day gatherings, October 7 weather/fire/road conditions, current jobs and services, H.R. 2400 status, PRHS cooking classes, Education Watch, and supplied-flyer additions. It is preserved as a historical snapshot; use the latest edition for current status.
Week 40 covered early-October Pit River dates, election changes, the buildings and services briefing, Berkeley and ATALM additions, Pit One Grade, federal and California bill status, jobs, services, weather, travel, and regional Native events. It is preserved as a historical snapshot; use the latest edition for current status.
Week 39 covered the September 25 PRHS closure, current jobs and services, the September 22 Senate movement on the Pit River Land Transfer Act, October Pit River dates, markets, vendors, and regional events. It is preserved as a historical snapshot; use the latest edition for current status.
Week 38 covered PRHS community input, the Greenhouse/Open Farm Week, Burney TNAP, September language, current jobs, weather and travel, land-transfer legislation, health and services, and selected regional Native events. It is preserved as a historical snapshot; use the latest edition for current status.
Week 37 covered PRHS community meetings, September TNAP food-pantry dates, Pit River and PRHS jobs, Open Farm Week, land-transfer legislation, weather and travel, services, and selected regional Native events. It is preserved as a historical weekly snapshot; use the latest edition for current status.
Week 36 covers current Pit River jobs and services, October Tribal dates, end-of-session California Tribal bill movement, cooler wet weather, the Modoc 4-1 Fire, nearby travel, and the September 3–7 Inter-Mountain Fair as a clearly separated regional item.
Week 35 prioritizes the August 30 Victim Services Talking Circle, August 31 justice-planning and higher-education deadlines, the September 1 XL Ranch EOC ribbon cutting, current jobs and services, Tribal Law & Governance, and source-refreshed fire-weather, road, park, air-quality, and Bug Fire status.
Week 34 v2 adds last-minute Lassen Youth Culture Camp access/logistics for August 22 and a Pit River Victim Services Talking Circle / Ribbon Skirt & Shirt Class for August 30, while preserving the August 31 justice-planning and higher-education deadlines, jobs, services, and bounded fire/travel information.
Week 33 v2 centers the August 15 Pit River Annual Elections with neutral, informed-participation guidance; current TERO training and Tribal jobs; the August 31 education deadline; Bug Fire and SR 299 conditions; services; community progress; and bounded regional resources added from newly supplied flyers. Regional items remain separated at the end of relevant sections.
Week 32 v2 updates the Pit River election, Tribal employment, August 31 higher-education deadline, August 7 school-support event, heat/fire readiness, Biscar Fire status, SR 299/Lassen travel, services, and community progress. Regional and broader Native-community items remain separated at the end of relevant sections.
Week 31 prioritizes Pit River runs, July 30 ICWA training, election verification, August jobs and business training, services, weather, and travel. Regional and broader Native-community items are clearly separated at the end of the relevant sections.
Week 30 v3 added the July 26 Talking Circle, July 30 ICWA training, Green Diamond community environmental information, youth fellowship, school support, the full TERO boot-camp schedule, and the August 22 Lassen Youth Culture Camp.
Medicine Lake, the TNAP5 deadline, Atwamsini Days, language sessions, the Ancestral Runs, elections, services, and travel readiness.
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