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Nov 27, 2017
Alliance for Workforce Development
Dec 04, 2017
Plumas County District Attorney
Dec 06, 2017
Feather River Outdoors & Barn Owl Books 373 Main St, Quincy
Dec 18, 2017
West End Theatre Winter Production “Nunsensational”
Dec 25, 2017
Merry Christmas
Jan 01, 2018
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Jan 15, 2018
Marting L. King Day
Jan 18, 2018
4:00pm Plumas Bank Conference Room
Jan 22, 2018
Loyalton Co-Gen facility
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November 8
 
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November 12
 
Darren Beatty
November 24
 
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November 13
 
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November 4
 
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Fred Surber
November 1, 1973
44 years
 
Dwight Pierson
November 7, 2011
6 years
 
Sarah Richards
November 9, 2015
2 years
 
Suzan Leonhardt-Mah
November 14, 2011
6 years
 
Craig Settlemire
November 15, 2010
7 years
 
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June 5th
Highway Cleanup
 
Quincy Rotary did our part Saturday on the highway clean up crew! All of us volunteered to clean both sections of highway adopted by Quincy Rotary and our esteemed president Johnny Mansell completed his final community service hours!
 
 
District Music Contest

Congratulations to Quincy Rotary Club music contest winner, Sylvia Wood (center) who placed second in the Rotary District 13 music competition in Reno. She competing with 11 winners from the Reno area, northern Nevada and northeastern California. 

Sixteen year old Sylvia is a Sophomore at Quincy High School. She has been playing piano since she was four, and composing music since she was six. Sylvia played Chopin's Fantaisie Impromptu No. 2 in C# minor (Opus 66) on piano, and two pieces she wrote, Snowstorm, on flute, and Tempest, on piano, for the competition.

First place winner, Sarah MacHarg, in 11th grade at Davidson Academy in Reno, won $1,000 for her performance on piano. Sylvia won $750 for second place, and third place winner, Evan Rashby, a 12th grade student from Nevada City, CA, won $500 for his performance on Alto Sax. Contest funds were generously donated by Jim Annis and his company, The Applied Companies, in honor of his mother, Fannie Annis. Jim is a member of the Reno Centennial Sunset Rotary club and a 4th generation Rotarian.

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