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Source: The Plumas Sun

UPDATE: Greenhorn Creek Firewise Community announces that volunteers learned this morning, Nov. 12, that the community services district meeting has been canceled. However, the Firewise meeting will still be held, starting at 6:30 p.m. Greenhorn Creek Firewise Community invites all Greenhorn residents and other interested individuals to a community meeting tomorrow, Thursday, Nov. 12, to learn about efforts to reactivate the area’s Firewise status. The meeting will be held after the Greenhorn Creek Community Services District meeting, scheduled for 6 p.m. Both meetings will be held in the truck bay at the Greenhorn Fire Department, 2049 Red Bluff Trail. Organizers will provide snacks and hot beverages, and they encourage participants to bundle up for chilly evening weather. Everyone is welcome to attend, ask questions and learn how to get involved. More information is available on the group’s Facebook page, and by emailing [email protected].

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