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RIDGE BUSINESS JOURNAL www.paradisechamber.com
September/October 2014
Connecting the Ridge Business Community
Johnny Appleseed Days October 4 & 5 By Monica Nolan Executive Director, Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce
Johnny Appleseed Days 2014 welcomes its generous sponsors: Jack FM, Blue Team – Cindy Haskett, Wells Fargo Bank, Paradise Cinema 7, Stott Outdoor Advertising, Rite Aid, California Health & Wellness, Black Bear Diner, Smoke Free Northstate, Paradise Elks, Gary Bess Associates, Pearson Road Collison Repair and Northern Recycling and Waste. Join us on October 4th and 5th at Terry Ashe Park in Paradise for the 126th Johnny Appleseed Days celebration! And if you’d like to get in on the fun beforehand, help us bake the 1,000 apple pies that are the centerpiece of the fest. This year, for the first time, the pies will be baked at the Paradise Elks Lodge. If you are handy with a peeler and a rolling pin, call the Chamber on 977-9356 to sign up. Pie baking is a three-day party that includes raffle prizes, catered lunch, and comradery. Sign up with your family, church group, service group, neighbors or by yourself. Since its earliest days and in its various permutations, this traditional
If you don’t have a booth for Johnny Appleseed days – DON’T WAIT! Space is limited and booths are going fast!
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Chamber Launches New Local Marketing Opportunities By Monica Nolan Executive Director, Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce
With our diverse membership, broad and growing contact base, and wide-ranging programs, we are poised to reach the community’s decision makers and stakeholders on behalf of local businesses. The work of the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce supports every business on the Ridge; our members are actively optimizing the commercial environment for all concerned so that customers, clients, and patients can take advantage of a variety of products and services in their hometown. Your Chamber’s many platforms provide unique opportunities for businesses to tell their story.
Your Chamber stages events throughout the year. Whether it’s a ribbon cutting for a new merchant or the oldest harvest festival in the state, events provide effective marketing packages that provide businesses with direct access to local customers. The Chamber’s 2015 Sponsorship Opportunities Packages are designed to fit every budget and plan. Sponsorship will provide companies with year-long exposure to the local client base while benefiting local business as a whole, and helping to preserve treasured Ridge traditions. We are happy to work with businesses to create a package that best reflects their marketing vision. The Ridge Business Bulletin is a weekly e-mail sent each Wednesday by the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce to more
than 1,800 decision makers in our community. These e-blasts are also shared on the Chamber’s facebook page, with unlimited potential for visibility. Use the Ridge Business Bulletin to: • promote special offers, sales, or events • provide a preview of your goods and services • drive traffic to your business and your website • express customer appreciation • enhance your profile and brand awareness • launch your campaign on social media • forward to your own contacts and ask that they do the same PRCOC e-blast marketing is open exclusively to Chamber members. Because our contact base is compiled of Chamber members and community stakeholders who continually join our mailing list in the interest of supporting local business, PRCOC is uniquely positioned to influence your customers. For membership information, visit ParadiseChamber.com/about-us-membership, call 877-9356, or email Monica@ParadiseChamber.com
Business Briefs Chamber Seeks Nominations for Board of Directors The Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for its 2014 Board of Directors. Nominees and applicants must be members in good standing. Directors for the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce make a serious commitment to volunteer their time and effort toward developing and maintaining goodwill and understanding among Chamber members, businesses, government agencies and the community at large. Directors adhere to the objectives and purposes of our bylaws and work together to promote tourism, foster an attitude of unity and pride in the Paradise Ridge, support judicious local government, cultivate balanced economic growth and create a favorable business climate. For a nomination form or application, please email Monica Nolan at Monica@ParadiseChamber.com.
Paradise Grange - Be The Community You Want To Live In The Grange is a nation-wide family fraternity with roots in agriculture. It was established in 1873 and has grown into an organization addressing the agrarian impulses of all people--urban, suburban and rural. The Grange seeks to create a sustainable agricultural program, and promotes close family ties and community service. Membership is open to anyone 14 years of age and older. Each member must have a desire to work with others in developing and advancing the interest of healthy lifestyles in the local community. Membership is an opportunity to join with others to improve communities and influence local and state laws. Grange members from all over California have the opportunity to meet once a year at the state convention and pass resolutions for our state government to vote on. Contact the Paradise Grange at paradisegrange@gmail.com.
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To C or Not to C? C?
Two Views on Proposed Temporary 1/2 cent sales tax Extracted from: Town Of Paradise Notice Of Election And Notice Of Measure To Be Voted On CA Elections Code Sections 12111 and 12101
Shall Ordinance No. 545, a temporary sales tax increase of one-half percent (0.50%) that automatically expires in six years, and that establishes a citizen oversight committee to ensure that the funds are used to preserve public services such as police protection, fire suppression, street maintenance, animal control and other services for the Town of
Paradise, be adopted?
Measure Synopsis Ordinance No. 545 would amend and add Chapter 3.22 to the Paradise Municipal Code. To become effective, Ordinance No. 545 as a general tax measure must
be approved by a majority of the Town’s voters at a regular election. If approved, Ordinance No. 545 would enact a temporary sales tax of one-half of one percent (0.50%) on tangible personal property sold by retail establishments doing retail business within the incorporated territory of the Town of Paradise. The ordinance would also establish
a nine-member citizens oversight committee to make recommendations concerning how the Council would use the revenue generated by the temporary sales tax increase. Ordinance No. 545 and the onehalf of one percent (0.50%) sales tax would automatically terminate six (6) years after the ordinance operative date.
This discourse is provided for information purposes only and constitutes an endorsement of neither position by the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce. The arguments and assertions expressed by each source are solely the opinions of the authors.
Argument in Favor of Measure C:
Argument Against Paradise Measure C
Official argument in favor of Paradise Measure C By Scott Lotter, Mayor, and John Rawlings, Councilmember
By The Editorial Board of the Paradise Tea Party
VOTE YES on Measure C, a temporary sales tax increase to help restore and protect what we all want for Paradise: safe neighborhoods, reliable medical and fire protection, decent roads, economic prosperity, improved property values, and a VIBRANT future for our Town. The Town of Paradise has worked hard to be fiscally responsible while maintaining essential town services. The recession and state raids on local revenue sources have taken your local tax dollars to balance the State’s budget--no more! We want local control over local tax dollars! Despite our challenges, good things are happening in Paradise. Measure C will continue the progress by authorizing a temporary ½ cent sales tax to fund important Town services and needed facilities, such as: • Maintaining firefighting and emergency medical response • Improving police protection for safer neighborhoods • Restoring funding for our streets and roads • Enhancing funding to sustain animal control ALL Measure C funds will stay locally controlled IN Paradise – FOR Paradise. The State CANNOT take any of this funding away. Measure C automatically ends in six years. It includes strict accountability, independent citizen oversight, it, with mandatory financial reviews and quarterly reports to the community to ensure the funds are spent as promised for community priorities. Basic necessities like groceries and prescription medications won’t be taxed. Visitors to Paradise will pay their fair share, so residents won’t shoulder the entire cost. Please join your friends and neighbors, firefighters, police officers, and community business leaders, in taking this positive step to keep our Town strong and moving forward. Measure C is a smart investment for our future.
The question is, do you trust the Town to use your tax dollars as promised? The answer is “NO” and the following two examples explain why. Town staff promoted the Transit Occupancy Tax as a means to promote tourism with a substantial portion going to the Chamber of Commerce, Paradise Performing Arts Center, and the Gold Nugget Museum. Once that measure was passed, the entirety, 100% of that revenue was confiscated and went into the Town’s general fund that helps pay for staff salaries. The Town promoted and passed the animal control property tax. Town Staff promoted this tax as a means to improve the quality of our animal control shelter. Once voted in by our animal-loving public, 100% of that money WAS given to the shelter. However, the Town then promptly defunded the existing animal control budget leaving animal control worse off than before the tax. Instead of properly managing its budget and expenses (especially staff expenses), the Town Council has voted to increase virtually every Town fee and created new recovery and technology fees. Beware when you hear “spin” such as: “We do not have a spending problem, we have a revenue problem,” “Now you have the opportunity to contribute to how your community looks,” or “WE ARE TOTALLY TRANSPARENT.” In fact the Town of Paradise has a spending problem, a management problem, and a credibility problem. When you open your sample ballot you will see an analysis of Measure C prepared by the Town Attorney and an argument in favor of the passage of Measure C authored by Mayor Scott Lotter and Councilmember John Rawlings. Please note that there was no statement included AGAINST the measure. Not even by the one councilman that voted against putting the measure on the ballot. It is clear that the Town did not want any opposition to the measure appearing in your ballot. We do not believe the appointment of a “citizens’ commission” will be any factor in using your tax money responsibly. In our opinion, the previous two decades of Town leadership were masters of smoke and mirrors and the craft has apparently been passed on. It is way past time for this Town to learn how to live within its means just like you and I have to.
The Ridge Business Journal is published five times a year by the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce Editors: Monica Nolan, Carol Peterson, info@paradisechamber.com Advertising: Jill Williams, parachamber@gmail.com Production / Layout: Perrin Tong ©2014 Printed by Paradise Post Printing
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LOCAL NON-PROFIT A REAL PAGE-TURNER By Katie Steicher Treasurer, Paradise Friends of the Library
Who uses our local library? Adults, seniors, children, toddlers, teens, the disabled, the unemployed, the homeless, the curious, knitters, chess players, book discussion groups, Girl Scouts, and the list goes on. Paradise Friends of the Library (PFOL) helps make the Paradise branch library the inviting, helpful place it is today by purchasing up to $1300 worth of books, e-books and magazine subscriptions monthly, by paying for special events and programs such as the Summer Reads Program, Wild Things and Teen Lock-In and by meeting the library’s needs not covered by the county, as able. PFOL will be hosting the Paradise Branch Centennial Celebration on Thursday, October 9 and Saturday, October 11. Come meet some local authors (rumor has it Emma Blackburn will be there, too!) have some refreshments and see the winning entries to the “Why I Love the Paradise Library” essay contest and Favorite Book or Character poster contest. Another exciting event PFOL will be hosting this fall is “War Comes Home,” A Cal Humanities new statewide effort to engage Californians in thinking about what it means to come home from war – for veterans as well as the rest of us. On behalf of the Butte County Library, Paradise Friends of the Library received a Cal Humanities grant to engage the community in the War Comes Home initiative in such a
way as to promote the library as a safe place for veterans and their families to meet with advocates and access resources. Call the library at 872-6320 for more information and/or check the online Chamber Calendar of Events at ParadiseChamber.com. In the past two years, PFOL has purchased 12 new computers along with $3,000 worth of security software as well as two self-check out stations for patrons’ use. Now that the county has fixed the leaky library roof, PFOL would like to help finance new carpeting, if possible. These expenses are paid for by income generated from PFOL’s bi-monthly used book sales, membership dues and donations from the community. How could you help Friends of the Library? Let’s count the ways: 1) Become a Friend of the Library by submitting the membership form. 2) Tell your friends and co-workers about PFOL and encourage them to join. 3) Become a PFOL volunteer, whether at the books sales or at special events. Prep work for the book sales goes on all month long. 4) Donate books during library hours for PFOL’s used book sales. 5) Join the PFOL Board of Directors--only requires two hours a month meeting time and whatever skills and creative ideas you can bring to the table.
6) Pick up a SHARES card at the library and use it at Save Mart. 7) If you shop at Amazon, go to Amazon Smiles and designate Friends of the Library, Paradise as the organization you’d like to sponsor. Amazon will send .05% of your purchased item price to PFOL, no cost to you! 8) “Like” Paradise Friends of the Library on Facebook and repost our events on your FB page.
Please consider enrolling your local business as a member of Paradise Friends of the Library; dues are only $35 annually ($15 for individuals/$25 for families). You can pick up an application at the Chamber or at the Library or join online at www.pfol.org. PFOL mails out quarterly newsletters and will gladly post the name of your business as a Friends supporter in their newsletter and on their Facebook page.
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2014 “Party in the Park” By Monica Nolan Executive Director, Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce
In 2014, the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce became a certified farmers’ market as part of its commitment to a sustainable, healthy community. In support of the Market’s mission to promote the local exchange of goods and services, the Market welcomed crafters and artisans at a special rate, as well as providing commercial vendor space for its members.
Our Local Round Table Pizza offered prizes.
The Chamber partners with Feather River Hospital and The Town of Paradise to coordinate, present and finance the event, drawing hundreds of Ridge residents to enjoy the cooler mountain air of their hometown. Additional sponsors were Baker & Baker Allstate Insurance, Blue Team – Cindy Haskett Homes, Wells Fargo Bank, Butte County Painters and General Contracting, Les Schwab Tire Center and Center for Spiritual Living. California Vocations provided much needed muscle and recycling support, and Meeho’s and The Wine Room provided meals and beverages. Thank you, business community, residents, Town of Paradise and Feather River Hospital for supporting this weekly party celebrating community and connecting the neighborhood with business, fresh produce, music and fun. We are particularly grateful to Assistant Town Manager Lauren Gill, Public Works Manager Paul Derr, and the Town of Paradise Disaster Service Worker Volunteers who were on hand each week games and to ensure a smooth and safe road closure.
And now a word from a sponsor: “Hey, how’s everything at the Center?” That’s a question I love hearing around town. The Center for Spiritual Living, is a well-kept sixtyfive year old secret, on the Ridge. That’s not necessarily how we’d like it. The “Party in the Park” experience has resulted in our logo, message, and face becoming more recognizable –thus, happily, the question chronicled above. What we liked most about the summer long event was the opportunity it afforded us to have great conversations amidst the inspiring music, wonderfully healthful produce, artistic vendors, and home-town feel of the depot park. And, for us, those conversations resulted in an incredible interest in who and what we are. When someone at the Chamber came up with “It’s Cooler Up Here” –that message struck a deeper chord than just temperatures. Paradise, as laid out long ago, is a town where folks can feel isolated. The “Party in the Park” gatherings opened
the Town’s population up to the incredible talent, warmth, intelligence, imagination, and social diversity that we are –how COOL is that?! Thursday nights, over the summer –were something I grew to really look forward to. Seeing the community –in business, in talent, in philosophy, in age and passion differences –come together –and eat, drink, spend some cash, hang out, and walk their dog… was very gratifying. See you all, next summer! Rev. Andy Torkelson, CSL, Paradise
Party in the Park sponsor Center for Spiritual Living set up a booth to reach out to the community.
A Good Dog Day Training and Boarding was among the Chamber members supporting Party in the Park.
Party in the Park Music & Marketplace provides a platform for local youth and performance groups to entertain their community.
The historic Paradise Depot Museum provides a backdrop for the weekly festivities.
Paradise Chamber director Jay Cooke of Professional Mortgage Associates and volunteer Michael Menches of The Boys and Girls Club manned the Chamber booth.
Party in the Park featured a variety of bands playing rock, folk, blues and modern country music.
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Mountain Thyme Photography
The Sirens Insanity belly dancers are a tradition at Party in the Park.
Each week, a different youth group is given the opportunity to earn funds with a hometown bake sale.
Strings in Schools treated the crowd to a sweet serenade.
The Artist Path offered local artisans and crafters a Stagecoach Youth Theatre Program was among the special rate to peddle their wares. groups performing at Party in the Park.
Party in the Park takes pride in providing fresh and healthful food choices produced in our region.
Party in the Park provides a festive, safe hometown Periwinkle the Clown was on hand to enchant the gathering for young and old. children.
The Wine Room transported its location from 6256 Skyway to provide high-quality adult beverages at the Party in the Park.
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R C Ribbon Cuttings and Mixers Deb Tastet and crew cut the ribbon to celebrate the grand opening of Da Coffee Pot at 14478 Skyway in Magalia.
All are welcome at Chamber Ribbon Cuttings and mixers. Leave work on time and bring a handful of business cards and your elevator speech, or grab a friend and come and learn more about your local businesses. Thursdays, 5:30p.m.
September 18 The Arc Thrift Store
October 23 Bartlett’s Hearing Aid Center
6640 Clark Road
6573 Clark Road, Suite B
September 25 Center for Spiritual Living
October 30 Paradise Grange,
65th Anniversary Celebration 789 Bille Road
5704 Chapel Drive
November 6 Locking Mailboxes
October 9 Octoberfest Mixer,
Round Table Pizza, 6038 B Clark Road
Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road Paradise adise Ridge Chamber of Commerce president Kimball Shirey and Chamber Secretary Julie Cooke celebrate Center for Spiritual Living’s 65th Anniversary at a mixer launching Party in the Park 2014.
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ball Shirey and Mary Spencer cut the Kimball ribbon at Spencer Shirey Wines, 6857 La Porte Road, Bangor. Come visit Spencer Shirey for its fall celebration on September 21.
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Celestino’s New York Pizza & Pasta 6505 Skyway (530) 876-0460
Enloe Medical Center 1531 Esplanade, Chico, 95926 (530) 332-4585
Century 21 Select Real Estate, Patty G. McKee 5350 Skyway (530) 518-5155 Charter Media 1560 Humboldt Road Chico, 95928 (530) 345-6857 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 1045 Buschmann Road (530) 877-9783
Farmers Insurance Brian Collins 3247 Esplanade Suite 156 Chico, 95973 Paradise hours available (530) 591-2699 Friends of the High Lakes (530) 518-6521 HeartShine Foundation (530) 591-3627 Landhome Financial 1263 Esplanade, Chico, 95926 (530) 223-6244
Briefs from page 1 U.S. Bank Names Taylor Gilmore Branch Manager U.S. Bank has named Taylor Gilmore branch manager of its Paradise office at 6817 Skyway. Gilmore oversees all sales and service activities at the branch and is responsible for ensuring all employees provide excellent customer service. Gilmore brings 10 years of U.S. Bank experience to the Paradise branch. In 2014, Gilmore was named a U.S. Bank Annual Pinnacle Award honoree, the company’s highest employee achievement honor. “Taylor’s inexhaustible work ethic, attention to detail, and strong coaching skills have contributed to his success,” said Robert Staton, district manager for U.S. Bank. “I am proud to have him as part of the team and serving the customers and community of Paradise.” U.S. Bancorp (NYSE: USB), with $389 billion in assets as of June 30, 2014, is the parent company of U.S. Bank National Association, the 5th largest commercial bank in the United States. The Company operates 3,174 banking offices in 25 states and 5,005 ATMs and provides a comprehensive line of banking, brokerage, insurance, investment, mortgage, trust and payment services products to consumers, businesses and institutions. Visit U.S. Bancorp on the web at www.usbank.com.
Locking Mailboxes (530) 872-4624 Mobile Tax Resolutions, Inc. (530) 872-2162 Paradise Grange 490 5704 Chapel Drive (530) 876-1576 Paradise Symphony Society, Inc. (530) 877-4946 Sweeney & Selland Insurance Services 102 Raley Blvd. Suite 175 Chico, 95928 (530) 895-5260 Tom Keith Electrical Services (530) 781-3332
Joy Lyn’s Candies Wins “Best New Piece” at Chocolate Convention
November 13 Sojourner’s House on the Ridge (SHOR)
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Paradise United Methodist Church 6722 Clark Road
6331 Skyway
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Serve provides opportunities to relieve suffering, care for the poor and needy, and enhance the quality of life here on the Paradise Ridge and elsewhere. JustServe’s purpose is not to proselytize or gain publicity for the Church, but is simply a service to match community volunteer needs with volunteers. For more information, please visit the website, JustServe. org, then call Chamber member Roger Ekins at 877-9783.
Joy Lyn’s Candies took home the top honor for “Best New Piece” at the RCI (Retail Confectioners International) annual convention in St. Louis this summer. Joy Lyn’s won for its new “Hop Salt Stout Caramel” made with Sierra Nevada Stout Beer and Hop Salt. The honor is especially revered because candy companies throughout the United States and Canada Lions Outfit Students for Success compete and voting is done by all of the can- The Paradise Host Lions Club and the Busidy companies and suppliers in attendance at ness and Professional Lions Club join tothe annual convention. gether each year to purchase backpacks which are filled with needed materials for the school This is the third product Joy Lyn’s Candies year. The Lions notify all elementary schools has made in collaboration with Sierra Nevada and the intermediate school before the end Brewery. Joy Lyn’s makes its popular Beer of each school year and verify needs for the Brittle with Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and the coming year. The need has been growing over Chocolate Crunch with Beer Brittle bits and the last several years. 90 - 110 backpacks are now the Hop Salt Stout Caramel. Thomas Ace furnished in this unique and vital program. Hardware now carries the Beer Brittle and Jalapeno Beer Brittle.
Come See the Museum’s Laundry
JustServe.org – Volunteer Matchmaker Do you need volunteers? There is a new volunteer/agency “matchmaker” in town at JustServe.org. JustServe matches churches, civic organizations, non-profits and governmental agencies that need volunteers with giving people willing to help. This free service is available to any organization so long as volunteers are not asked to engage in direct fundraising or partisan politics. JustServe.org is provided as a gift to the community from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Following the Biblical admonition of Jesus Christ to “love thy neighbor as thyself,” Just-
The Gold Nugget Museum is airing its laundry! Come see how Great Grandma did her wash with a 1908 machine from Sears. A new exhibit features laundry devices ranging from a late 1800s glass washboard to a classic Kenmore wringer washer from the 1940s. The whimsical exhibit includes a large collection of irons, vintage linens, and antique clothing from the early 1900s to the 1940s. The Gold Nugget Museum, located at 502 Pearson Road, is open Wednesdays through Sundays from noon to 4:00. For further information please call the Museum at 872-8722.
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Lisa Family Pharmacy Made In Paradise Mendon’s Nursery Newton-Bracewell Cremation & Funeral Service Our Savior Lutheran Church Paradise Adventist Academy Paradise Elder Care Paradise United Methodist Church Pine View Care Center Pip Printing & Marketing Services Ponderosa Gardens Motel, Inc Rite Aid Round Table Pizza Scentsy Brand Sierra Central Credit Union Signs & Graphics Sunshine Assisted Living Table Mountain Lodge No. 124, F. &A.M. The Exchange Club of Paradise The Salvation Army The Screen & Window Shop Thomas Ace Hardware Wilson Printing and Signs YourCableStore.com
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A Good Dog Day Training: Helping Puppies Start Off On The Right Foot Did you know that a dogs “socialization” period is finite? From about 5.5wks of age (when eyes and ears start to interpret the world) until the age of 16 weeks is the period you have to properly socialize your new puppy to help him grow into an emotionally healthy, confident dog. By the time a puppy hits 16 weeks of age, the socialization window closes. Socialization is not playing with other family dogs but is the process of strategically introducing your puppy to the things in the human world that he will be exposed to throughout his life and helping him to have a “good” experience. Exposure alone is not enough, because if the puppy is nervous about or finds the situation scary he could become sensitized and possibly develop a lifelong fear certain situations or objects. A Good Dog Day Training is owned by Shelly Keel, a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT) and offers Puppy Socialization classes, Basic through Advanced manners classes, a variety of fun and educational seminars and specializes in in-home private training. To learn more or get started check out our web site (www. haveagooddogday.com) or give Shelly a call @ 530-459-8767.
WorkAbility Students Available WorkAbility I is program providing preemployment skills, worksite training, and follow-up services for youth with disabilities who are making the transition from school to work. The program is funded by the California Department of Education. The mission of WorkAbility I is to promote the involvement of students, families, educa-
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C E Ongoing Theatre on the Ridge presents “Boeing~Boeing” Thurs. Fri. Sat. thru Sept. 28, Final Sun. matinee, Sept. 21
Theatre on the Ridge, 3735 Neal Road A comedy by Marc Camelotti, Directed by Judy Clemens, this hilarious, sexy comedy follows Bernard, a successful American architect living in Paris, who confidently believes he can juggle his three flight attendant fiancées by meticulously monitoring their schedules. Grab your boarding pass for jet age hi-jinx and boomer nostalgia. Tickets $16 General / $20 Reserved / $22 Door. Ticket Outlets Chico: The Vagabond Rose, Paradise: Fir Street Gallery & Gifts. Tickets Online: www.totr.org. Box Office: 530-8775760. www.totr.org
Paradise Tuesday Morning Farmer’s Market Tuesdays, 7:30am to 12:00pm Paradise Alliance Church, 6941 Clark Road. Rain or Shine. Contact: 893-3276. managerccfm@ gmail.com
Ladies’ Club at Edward Jones The second Tuesday of every month, 10:30am to 12:30pm
Edward Jones Investments, 5498 Skyway Suite B, Paradise
The second Wednesday of every month, 6:00pm to 7:30pm 562 Manzanita Ave., Suite 10, Chico Discuss current events, the economy and investing in a relaxed, informal setting, a great way to get to know each other. Refreshments. Please call to let us know you are coming at 872-4339. Hosted by Shannon Hurte and Merrie Wales.
Paradise Ridge Homeless Task Force Meeting First Tuesday of every month, 6:00pm Paradise United Methodist Church 6277 Clark Road, across from Cinema 7 Contact Stephanie Gregorio, 872-1162 or shorparadise@gmail.com
Paradise LeTip
Paradise Lutheran Church, 780 Luther Drive
Friends of the Library Book Sale Alternate Saturdays (Except holiday weekends and the 5th Saturday of any month)
Paradise Library, 5922 Clark Road Book Sale hours 10:00am to :003pm, except holiday weekends and months with a 5th Saturday.
Paradise Elks Bingo
Every Sunday. Doors Open 3:00pm Paradise Elks Lodge, 1100 Elks Lane, Grand Hall, rear entrance
Samaritan Free Medical Clinic Every Sunday, 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Paradise Lutheran Church, 780 Luther Drive Free basic medical care and mental health counseling. 872-7085 Every Thursday
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Paradise businesses “Lunch is on us”! Smoke Free Entryway MVP Competition The California Health Collaborative’s Smoke Free North State Program wants to take you to lunch! In an effort to encourage local businesses to create a smoke-free entryway, the program announces its Smoke Free Entryway MVP Competition. Paradise businesses are invited to show that they are the cleanest business in town by taking pictures of how they keep their business entryway free from cigarette smoke and butt litter (such as posting No Smoking signs, removing butt litter from the pavement, moving ashtrays away from the entryway, etc.). The Smoke Free North State program can make it even easier by providing free signs and educational materials! Every month, one business will be selected as the project’s Smoke Free Entryway MVP and win lunch for up to ten employees or guests. Each business must create a personalized name to participate (ex. Team Awesome), log in to Facebook – Search: Smoke Free North State, and send in the Team Tag and Name of Business to be posted on the project’s wall.
Lifehouse Cypress Health Care 1633 Cypress Lane Celebrate World Alzheimer’s Awareness Day with an old fashioned carnival. Free to the public. Annie Eberhart, (530) 877-9316. aeberhart@ lifehousehs.com
Fall Celebration
Sunday, September 21, 12:00pm to 5:00pm
Roll, Release and Relax w/Michelle Saturday, September 27, 2:00pm to 4:00pm
‘Ohana Health, 757 Fir Sreet Join Michelle to Learn How to Give Yourself a Massage in this Self Myofascial Release Workshop. Myofascial release has been shown to bring some relief to conditions such as back pain, neck pain and chronic conditions. “Kevin” Weaver , 876-1692, ohanahealth1@gmail.net Friends Of the High Lakes 8th Annual Fall Work
Spencer ~ Shirey Wines 6857 La Porte Rd Bangor A food and wine pairing of harvest treats. Taste the 2012 Chardonnay with apples, walnuts, and honey, the PM Delight with smoked corn salsa and the 2012 Merlot with a creamy butternut squash soup. Also the yet to be released 2013 Chardonnay with a sweet melon and the 2013 Merlot with the local Bangor Bakery pumpkin chocolate chip bread. Kimball Shirey, 521-8695, info@spencershireywines.com
Party and Raffle
“Rollin’ into Jaki’s” Collector Car Show
Concert by Anton Mizerak & Laura Berryhill
Saturday, September 27 Spring Valley Lake 22 Miles Northeast of Stirling City In coordination with Public Lands Day.Sign in starts at 9:00 am. Bring hand tools! Dinner, followed by a raffle. Follow us on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/friendsofthehighlakes. Donations or questions, message our FB page or contact Jeremy @ (530) 228-7716. 4WD Recommended*
Final Tuesday Night September 23, 5:00pm
Sunday, September 28, 11:30am
Murder in Curtainsville: A Radio Hour Mystery
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Center for Spiritual Living, 789 Bille Rd Join Anton & Laura for a magical afternoon of transformational healing and meditation, muSunday, September 21, 11:00am St. Thomas More Catholic Church Full service, sit down restaurant or outside BBQ. sic, Celtic song, and participatory chant from 767 Elliott Road Raffles ~ baking contests ~ coloring contests around the world. Open your heart to new posGames of chance & skill, plus activities for chil- and more. Collector cars, muscle cars, hot rods, sibilities! A love offering will be taken at the dren including a Giant Slide, Bounce House, and and motorcycles. Contact Jaki or her staff, 873- concert. Julie Cooke or Admin Office, 877-5673. admin@paradisecsl.org Batting Cage. Hamburgers, hot dogs, corn dogs, 1275. Meeho’s barbeque chicken, Baskin Robbins ice cream. Karma Kings live music all day with ta- Roaring 20’s Speak Easy Event Public Forum on Measure C, bles & chairs set up in the shade. A raffle award- Friday, September 26, 3:30pm to 6:00pm Temporary ½ cent Sales Tax ing cash prizes of $500, $300, & $200 to lucky Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road Tuesday, September 30, 1:00pm to 3:00pm winners. 966-8688. nbg12@att.net Tuesday, September 30, 6:30pm to 8:30pm Say the Secret Password to the “Gin Joint” up- Paradise Town Hall, 5555 Skyway, Paradise Eagles Tribute stairs. Have a Slow Gin Fizz or a Gin & Tonic, A free to the public forum on the temporary Sunday, September 21, 3:30pm enjoy wailing blues at the piano bar as our ½ cent sales tax measure (Measure C) on the Paradise Performing Arts Center Chanteuse sings great old songs. Stay for din- ballot in November. Learn more about the pro777 Nunneley Road ner in our dining room at 5:00 p.m.! Prohibition posed tax. If Measure C passes, it is vital that In a special northern California appearance… Pasta will be served with Caesar Salad and Gar- the Council understand the priorities of our The Chris Ward band in a tribute to the Eagles. lic Bread. RSVP the number of guests. No cost community. The Paradise Town Council invites Lobby doors open at 3:30, open seating. Music or obligation to participate in an event at Atria the public to attend an interactive workshop to from Glass House beginning at 4:00 pm. Eagles Paradise. Shell Morley 872-3344, michelle.mor- learn more about Town services, ask questions tribute to start at 5:00 pm. ley@atriaseniorliving.com and help prioritize for the future. Colette Curtis, 872-6291, ccurtis@townofparadise.com
Strides for Diabetes
Sunday, September 21, 8:00am to 11:30am
Paradise Community Park, 5570 Black Olive Join us to Stop Diabetes in its Tracks at the Strides 6371 Skyway for Diabetes 5K Run, 3K/5K Walk, and Prevention Fair. Activities for the whole family. Prizes will “Tinsel Town Tuesdays” at be awarded to top runners and teams. Healthful food samples, free screenings, and amazing Paradise Ridge Senior Center prizes. Participate in live fitness demonstrations Every Tuesday, 2:00pm (Paradise Dancers, Zumba, and more), enjoy mu877 Nunneley Road $1 for members, $3 for non members. Ad- sic and visit our experts to learn fun ways to eat mission includes popcorn. 877-1733. parase- well and get exercising to help prevent diabetes! 876-7297. caroline.carey@ah.org niorcntr@yahoo.com
tors, employers and other agencies in planning and providing pre-employment skills, vocational training, job placement services, and other assistance needed to transition students with disabilities to a high-quality adult life. Paradise High School WorkAbility students are available and ready to work in local businesses. For more information, contact Susan Nance, Sr. Job Developer, (530) 532-5819.
Sunday, September 21, 11:00am to 4:00pm
St. Thomas More Catholic Church to 7:30pm Family Festival Jaki’s Hilltop Café, 14112 Skyway, Magalia
Meets at Cozy Diner every Tues. at 7:00am
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Paradise Rotary Meets at The Place Alzheimer’s Awareness Carnival Every Thursday at 12:00 for lunch
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The business receiving the most Likes on its tagged photo by the 25th of each month will be the winner of that month’s contest. Winners will also be announced in periodic ads in the Paradise Post. For more information, contact Dolores Vasquez at (530) 345-2483 ext. 210 or dvasquez@healthcollaborative. org.
Tales of the Ridge 2014 Summer Edition Now Available
Saturday, September 27, 5:00pm Sunday, September 28, 1:30pm
Paradise Ridge Senior Center, 877 Nunneley Road A benefit for the Paradise Ridge Senior Center. Saturday performance includes dinner and a silent auction at a price of $20. There is also a Sunday matinee ticket price is $10. Tickets are available at the Senior Center. Nancy Eaton or Leanne Langston, 877-1733. paraseniorcntr@ yahoo.com
Beer Tasting
Wednesday, October 1, 3:30pm to 6:00pm Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road By special request from our residents, we will have a Sierra Nevada Beer Tasting. Special appetizers and flights of beer. Then stay for supper in our well-appointed dining room! As always,
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Chapelle de L’Artiste Chateau & Retreat
Corporate Retreats & Business Functions Bed & Breakfast Facilities Intimate Weddings Concours de la Chapelle Classic European Car Show in August
The summer 2014 issue of the Tales of the Paradise Ridge, published by the Paradise Gold Nugget Museum, is now available for purchase! New editor and new authors, along with our outstanding authors from the past, have developed an issue you won’t put down ‘til you’ve read it all! The Ridge’s exciting history, memorable events, interesting stories of familiar locations, local takes on living on the Ridge - it’s all there! Get your copy today, without delay, at the Paradise Gold Nugget Museum. Can’t get there? No problem - give them a call (530-872-8722), and they will mail it to you! Better yet, buy a very reasonably priced membership to the museum, and receive a copy each of the summer and winter issues, as well as a discount at the museum gift store, and other benefits! You can also catch Kathy Steenson, Tales of the Paradise Ridge Editor, on Author’s Night at the Paradise Library, 5922 Clark Road on Oct 9 at 7:00 p.m. and buy a copy from her. Hurry, before they run out!
3300 Inspiration Lane • Paradise, CA 95969 (530) 228-0941 • www.chapelledelartiste.com
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Tournament at. This is a 2 Day Stroke Play event with a $3000* purse (will payout 1/3 of field). The tournament will have both gross and handicap flights and all flights will be played scratch. Entrance Fee: $120 per player (Priced for Both Days) Includes: Breakfast, Lunch, Green Funds 4 Felines Fees, and Range. Registration deadline Oct. 3, Saturday, October 4, 6:00pm paradisecitygolfchampionship.com or contact Tuscan Ridge Golf Club, 3100 Skyway Funds 4 Felines 3rd Annual fundraiser to ben- Tuscan Ridge Golf Club at 530-624-7006. Jay efit the abandoned and feral kittens of Butte Berkowitz at jberkowitz@tuscanridgeclub.com. County. Come and enjoy a gourmet dinner, live *50 player minimum. auction of opals by Kokopelli Opal Mines, live entertainment by the Jeff Pershing Band, and Public Forum on Measure C, raffle. Sponsored by the Petco Foundation. Deb- 1/2 Cent Temporary Sale Tax ra Ericson, 877-1797. info@caring4kittens.com Saturday, October 11, 10:00am
Frankenstein Friday Costume Party Paradise Cowboy Music and Poetry Gathering Friday, October 31, 2:00pm to 3:00pm
Paradise Town Hall, 5555 Skyway A free to the public forum on the temporary Saturday, October 4, 10:00am to 5:00pm ½ cent sales tax measure (Measure C) on the Sunday, October 5, 2014 – 10:00am to 4:00pm ballot in November. Learn more about the proTerry Ashe Park, 6626 Skyway posed tax. If Measure C passes, it is vital that The Ridge community is celebrating the oldest the Council understand the priorities of our harvest festival in California with two days of community. The Paradise Town Council invites family fun. Enjoy local entertainment through- the public to attend an interactive workshop to out both days, visit the many vendors, taste lots learn more about Town services, ask questions of delicious food and of course, you won’t want and help prioritize for the future. Colette Curtis, to miss the homemade apple pie. Local bakers 872-6291, ccurtis@townofparadise.com bake over 1,000 pies with apples purchased at Noble Orchard, the last apple orchard on the Ridge. Monica Nolan, 877-9356. Monica@par- Dance Evolution and 2014 Fall Showcase adisechamber.com
LifeHOUSE Cypress Health Care 1633 Cypress Lane, Paradise Bring the kids to enjoy a safe indoor Halloween Festival of Trees Auction, as they trick or treat our residents. This is an an- Hors ‘d oeuvres and Spirits nual event that both the kids and our residents Friday evening, November 21, 6pm to 9pm have enjoyed for several years. Annie Eberhart, Paradise Veterans Memorial Hall 6550 Skyway, Corner of Skyway and Elliott 877-9316, aeberhart@lifehousehs.com Come and enjoy a festive holiday evening, substantial hors ‘d oeuvres, dessert dash and spirits. Trunk or Treat Magalia A live auction of incredible decorated Christmas Friday, October 31, 4:30pm to 7:00pm trees. Bid on the tree you love and take it home Jaki’s Hilltop Café fully decorated. Hosted by Quota International 14112 Skyway ,Magalia Hay rides, car show, games, candy, prizes, cos- of Paradise, all proceeds benefit local children for the holidays. Tickets $20. More info Judy tume contest. Contact: 873-1275 Sisson, 873-3462.
there is no cost or obligation to partake of any event at Atria Paradise. We only ask that you RSVP to Shell Morley, 872-3344, michelle.morley@atriaseniorliving.com
Johnny Appleseed Days
Blues & Brews
Saturday, October 4, 1:00pm to 9:00pm
Saturday, October 11, 7:00pm Saturday, October 18, 2:00pm
Paradise Performing Arts Center 777 Nunneley Road
Paradise Community Park, Pearson & Black Olive Eight live bands including Big Mo. Live music, local brews and food. A fund raiser for local stu- Tri Tip Dinner dent music programs, brought to you by Para- Thursday, October 16, 5:00pm to 7:00pm Paradise Ridge Senior Center dise Exchange Club. 877 Nunneley Road Dine In or Take Out! A fundraiser for the Boys A Relaxing Retreat into Ancient and Girls Club on the Ridge. Hoppie’s delicious Healing Arts BBQ Tri Tip dinner, including chili beans, salad Saturday, October 4, 2:00pm to 6:00pm and garlic bread. Tickets are $9 or $32 for a fam8899 Skyway ily of 4. Special ice cream desserts available for Come celebrate, honor and nurture yourself purchase. Hosted by Quota International of with a mini-retreat designed to quiet your Paradise. Tickets at Wilson Printing and Paradise mind and help you connect with your own in- Travel, any Ridge B&G site or any Quota memner wisdom, health, and peace. Each session ber. Buy early! Last year we sold out! Contact: will include: Acupuncture, Tui Na massage, Reiki Carol Peterson, (530) 521-4027 and Guided Meditation, nutritious snacks, rest and relaxation. Sheryl Sanchez, L.Ac. 877-7003. Caregiver Support Group info@heavenly-herbs.com Friday, October 17, 2:00pm to 3:30pm
Oktoberfest/Chamber Mixer/ Ribbon Cutting Thursday, October 9, 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road For more information, Shell Morley, 872-3344. michelle.morley@atriaseniorliving.com
Paradise Library Centennial Celebration
Thursday, October 9, 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road Lead by Butte Home Health and Hospice, this meeting is open to all who care for a spouse or loved one with Alzheimer’s or other dementia. It is a safe place to share information, exchange ideas, get information and support. Meetings are the third Friday of every month. Shell Morley, 872-3344. michelle.morley@atriaseniorliving.com
Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road Frighteningly good food and drink, entertainment, games, and a costume contest! However, a costume is not necessary to attend. Celebrate Frankenstein’s Birthday with us! As always, there is no cost or obligation to partake of any event at Atria Paradise. We only ask that you RSVP the number of guests to 530-872-3344. Shell Morley, michelle.morley@atriaseniorliving.com
LifeHOUSE Cypress Annual Trick or Treat Event Friday, October 31, 7:00pm to 8:00pm
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Friday, November 14, 7:00pm
Paradise Performing Arts Center 777 Nunneley Road World-renowned Cowboy Storyteller and Poet Waddie Mitchell will make his first appearance in Paradise at the 4th Annual Paradise Cowboy Music & Poetry Gathering. We are pleased to bring another evening of great American music and stoytelling to the Paradise Ridge. This show is a benefit to raise funds to help support the Paradise Gold Nugget Museum. Get your tickets early, as we are planning to sell this one out! Tickets $15.00 general admission. Steve “Woody” Culleton, 521-1984.
Festival of Trees Holiday Gift Faire
Saturday, November 22, 10:00am to 5:00pm
PRWC Fine Wine & Brews
Saturday, November 1, 3:00pm to 7:00pm Terry Ashe Recreation Center, 6626 Skyway Save the Date All proceeds benefit Pine Ridge Women’s Club’s Alma Collins Scholarship Fund. For more information, Claire Allen, 872-5799. claire@winsometravel.com
Restaurant Workshop
Thursday, November 13, 9:00am to 11:00am Paradise Square Banquet Room (behind the Chamber), 5550 Skyway Please join local restaurants and the Butte County Department of Public Health for a workshop regarding the County’s restaurant placard program which will begin January 2015. Elaine McSpadden, (530) 538-6773.
Paradise Veterans Memorial Hall 6550 Skyway, Corner of Skyway and Elliott A Christmas wonderland, showcasing holiday gifts, decorated Christmas trees and wreaths. Free admission. Bid on the tree you love and take it home fully decorated. Many fun Christmas activities, vendors to shop and photos with Santa. Hosted by Quota International of Paradise, all proceeds benefit local children for the holidays. More info Judy Sisson, 873-3462.
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Paradise Performing Art Center, 777 Nunneley Paradise Library, 5922 Clark Road Local Author Night, Local Authors’ Book Signings/sales, Live Music, Refreshments & More. Sunday Champagne Brunch Sponsored by Paradise Friends of the Library. Sunday, October 19, 11:30am to 1:00pm Atria Paradise, 1007 Buschmann Road 872-6320 A feast of the season from our chef to you. And enjoy a sparkling glass of champagne to toast Paradise City Championship Golf the day. As always, there is no cost or obligation Tournament to partake of any event at Atria Paradise. We Saturday, October 11, Tee times 7:30 am only ask that you RSVP, 530-872-3344 to Shell Tuscan Ridge Golf Club, 3100 Skyway Morley michelle.morley@atriaseniorliving.com First annual Paradise City Championship Golf
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“Rollin’ Into Jaki’s”
Collector Car Shows
Monday: Meatloaf Wednesday: Mexican Friday: Seafood
Tuesday • September 23rd 5pm-7:30pm Saturday • October 4th 10am-2pm
Large Parties by Reservation Rehersal Dinners Business Lunches Family Gatherings
Music Dessert Contest
Come in Costume!
Johnny Appleseed from page 1 fall fair had been a showcase for home grown produce and products of all kinds—from business to talent to local color. Local businesses will be out in force to offer information, demonstrations, promotional materials and gifts. Stop by the Chamber of Commerce Booth for Johnny Appleseed badges, souvenirs, “It’s Cooler Up Here” Tshirts and local information. Artisans and crafters from all over the west will be on hand with unique gifts for early Christmas shoppers and treasure seekers. Johnny Appleseed Days is also a fundraiser for the Boys & Girls Club of Paradise, the Paradise Rotary, the PairO-Dice Chapter of E. Clampus Vitus, California Vocations, the Boy Scouts and the many local organizations raising funds during the event as participating vendors. The event itself draws visitors to the Ridge, filling motels, restaurants, and cash registers.
Johnny Appleseed Days has been proudly sponsored by the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce since 1937. This event attracts local, regional, and out-of-state visitors and vendors to experience our unique home-town culture. Fest visitors feast on home-baked apple pie made with Paradise apples from Noble Orchard, the last remaining orchard on the Ridge. Festival attendees can purchase handicrafts and learn about area businesses at artisanal and commercial booths, while serenaded by talented local musicians. Children and adults alike are enthralled with tales from Johnny Appleseed himself, and the children’s game plaza, staffed by scouts and Paradise High School students, is always a huge and happy hit. Johnny Applesed Days Terry Ashe Park 6626 Skyway Saturday, October 4, 10:00 -5:00pm Sunday, October 5, 10:00 -4:00pm
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