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Source: Appeal-Democrat

TEHAMA COUNTY - UPCOMING EVENTS Items listed in the Community Calendar, Meetings, and Events have been submitted. To submit an event, update a listing, or make a correction, please e-mail [email protected] UPCOMING EVENTSLeaf RemovalCORNING - Corning Public Works will begin leaf pick-up in mid-November, as time allows and weather permits. Please rake your leaves into piles; do not bag them. Please place piles on the street; do not pile leaves in the gutter.Corning Senior Center Soup Day FundraiserCORNING - Come enjoy a bowl or several bowls of hot soup and support the Corning Senior Center at 1015 4th Avenue, on Saturday, Nov. 1,4 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. First come, first served; takeout available. Five soups will be available. Three tastings are $10; four are $12, and all five are $14. Tastings are half-cup servings.

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