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Grassroots creativity: NEF grants continue to enrich learning in Northampton schools

Grassroots creativity: NEF grants continue to enrich learning in Northampton schools >Leeds School third grade parent and volunteer Alissa Imre Geis, works with third graders Alex Bajracharya, left, Rosie Tauer and Rob Smith-Sullivan to help build a glass and ceramic tile mosaic for the lobby of the school on June 5, 2018, a project funded by the Northampton Education Foundation. GAZETTE FILE PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTING Published: 7/1/2021 11:38:58 PM NORTHAMPTON – Lisa Papademetriou, president of the nonprofit Northampton Education Foundation (NEF), was searching for salamanders in her backyard a couple of years ago. Her daughter, then in third grade, had insisted upon it after conducting salamander research at school. They only found salamander eggs, but Papademetriou was ecstatic.

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Red Cross Shelter in Yreka provides safe place for Lava, Tennant Fire evacuees

Siskiyou Daily News Note to readers: We’ve made this story free as an important public service to our North State communities. If you are able, help power local journalism. Subscribe to the Siskiyou Daily News for as little as $1. Red Cross nurse volunteer Mary Whitmore understands all too well the stress and anxiety one goes through being evacuated due to fire.  A resident of Weaverville for 41 years, she has had to evacuate three times due to fires.  “I know how they feel,” she said. “We re here to assist wherever we are needed to help and support people here.”  Whitmore was at the Red Cross Shelter at the gym at Jackson Street School in Yreka on Thursday offering her services to those displaced by the Lava Fire. Stephen Walsh, Director of Communications for the American Red Cross Gold Country Region, which includes Siskiyou County, said a total of 79 people had stayed at the shelter or in their vehicles in the parking lot Wedne

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Evacuation shelter set up in Yreka evacuees

Evacuation shelter set up in Yreka evacuees A shelter is set up at the Jackson Street School in Yreka for those who have been evacuated by the Lava Fire. Posted: Jun 29, 2021 4:40 PM Posted By: Brandon Downs YREKA, Calif. - The Red Cross has set up an evacuation shelter at Jackson Street School in Yreka, the Siskiyou County Office of Emergency Services said. The shelter is at 405 Jackson St. and all residents that are under evacuation orders from the Lava Fire are welcome to go to the shelter.