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KSEE 24: Local breweries band together to help Creek Fire recovery efforts
Creek Fire recovery efforts continue, but the local brewery industry is also doing its part to help those impacted.
November 10, 2020
The Business Journal: Tioga-Sequoia Brewing to donate sales to help forest
Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Co. announced a partnership with the Central Sierra Resiliency Council to rebuild and restore the Central Sierra Nevada forest following the Creek Fire, according to a press release.
November 9, 2020
Our Towns: Central Sierra Resiliency
On October 2, retired So-Cal Edison Forester, John Mount, addressed an anxious crowd of Creek Fire survivors, media outlets, and elected officials at the Shaver Lake Historical Museum, to announce
October 20, 2020
Raised at Huntington Lake: Resiliency Fund unites generational Central Sierra legacies to restore our forests for generations to come
Earlier this month, kids from several local youth groups headed up Highway 168 and gathered at what remains of Cressman’s General Store and Gas Station. Scouts, 4-H and FFA members
October 18, 2020
Mountain Press: Resiliency Fund
The open-air amphitheater at the Central Sierra Historical Society in Shaver Lake was the perfect spot for the launch of the newly-formed Central Sierra Resiliency Fund. The locally-held fund was
October 7, 2020
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Historic Picture from the draining of Shaver Lake
Photographers as well as history buffs gathered to take in the experience of the draining of Shaver Lake ( this picture was taken December 2011) Pictured is the Historic Shaver
November 18, 2014
People of the Pines- A Bi-Monthly Article Series
Meet part of the team that makes your visit to the museum enjoyable, Katie Blanchard, Deb Bell and Joy West (from left to right) . From assisting our v.e.s.t. members
November 15, 2014
View from the Lake, Monday November 3rd, 2014
Shaver Lake, one of many beautiful mornings, some snow still resting on her shores! We are all so excited for the first snow of the season, all 7.5 inches.
November 4, 2014
The Story of Sinker Lumber by Jeff Young
The first sawmill came to the Pine Ridge area in the early 1850s, and by the 1880s several other sawmills were being operated around the local area. Around 1890
October 25, 2014