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SOMESUN High: Low: 70 47 PAGEB6 SpecialtotheDN RED BLUFF The Red Bluff Round-Up awarded its annual Top Hand award to volunteer Cliff Kemen during the annual volunteer recognition night Sat- urday. Kemen, who grew up in Min- nesota and moved to California at the age of 16, began volunteer- ing at the Round-Up alongside his father-in-law, Dean Zeeveld, 45 years ago. He started helping Zeeveld with the fairgrounds en- trance on Mulberry Street, but was moved to the gate on the east side of the arena. As the "gate man" for the ro- deo arena, Kemen's responsible for letting in and out a variety of people in a variety of roles — the pickup men as they change horses, the cowgirls running flags, the Ram truck that brings in the barrels for the barrel rac- ing, the specialty act and the am- ROUND-UP Kemen named rodeo's Top Hand Staff report @redbluffnews on Twitter REDBLUFF Thefieldof24entered in the People's Choice for the an- nual Ron and Shirley Judson Red BluffRound-UpChiliCook-Offwas whittled down to just one, with Dignity Health winning the tradi- tional people's choice selected by attendees putting their tickets into the cans of their favorite entry. Saturday's event saw an Inter- national Chili Society competi- tion running alongside the Peo- ple's Choice entered by local busi- nesses and organizations, with 20 entered in red chili, 16 in verdi and 10 in salsa. Kramer Chiropractic was the International Chili Society Judge's winner for People's Choice. Show- manship was awarded to the two Red Bluff Fire Department entries. Remaining winners were as fol- lows: Red first Adrian Furhman, second Harry Robinson and third Dione Cooley; Verdi first Rick Decker, second Skip Cooley and third Bob White; Salsa first Lau- rie Boisseranc, second Bob White and third Sporty Par. CHILI COOK-OFF People's choice, judged winners announced Secondtimeinasmanyweeks;damagesestimatedat$1,600 Staff report @redbluffnews on Twitter RED BLUFF The Red Bluff Arby's was broken into for the second time in two weeks early Wednes- day morning with the first inci- dent taking place on April 5, also a Wednesday. Red Bluff Police Sgt. Kevin Busekist said the incident was reported at 5:39 a.m. Wednesday with early estimates on damage being $1,600. Reports were received that the damage included the front win- dow, which was shattered in the previous incident, being struck with a rock, blood on the floor in the office and bathroom and printers knocked to the ground, but not damaged. The incident is still under in- vestigation and police did not say whether there is a connec- tion to the earlier incident. In the April 5 incident, Na- than Fransua Lafromboise, 23, of Sacramento was arrested on VANDALISM RedBluffArby'svandalized RedBluff Police responded at 5:39a.m. Wednesday to the Red Bluff Arby's, where the front window was damaged. CONTRIBUTED By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews. com @DN_Heather on Twitter REDBLUFF City residents may be asked to move their cars off the streets on certain days to increase the efficiency of street sweepers. Green Waste of Tehama dis- cussed recycling options for businesses and street sweeping schedules with the City Coun- cil after concerns were brought up by residents regarding ser- vices. Green Waste is addressing recycling at local businesses by sending out informational flyers to commercial custom- ers, as it does for its residen- tial customers, regarding the options available. Those op- tions include receiving a free 64-gallon small recycling cart, said Amanda Garrett, Green Waste district manager, at an early April meeting. Councilman Clay Parker said public awareness is cru- cial and many commercial cus- tomers are not aware that re- cycling services are available to them. In regards to street sweep- ing, Parker said he would like to be notified, along with the other council members, when residents do not see street sweeping being done in their area. "With this information, we could contact Green Waste and ensure that the issue is re- solved," Parker said. Mayor Pro Tem Daniele Jackson asked Garrett whether part of the issue was cars be- ing parked on the street dur- ing street sweeping. Garrett said if cars were moved during that time it would improve the efficiency and quality of the street sweep- ing. Councilman Robert Schmid GREEN WASTE PARKING CHANGES TO HELP SWEEPERS FILE PHOTO A Green Waste employee picks up trash during a route through in Red Bluff. HEATHER HOELSCHER — DAILY NEWS These 64-gallon recycling carts are available for local businesses at no additional cost. Community.....A3 Opinion............A4 Lifestyles........A6 Sports.............. B1 Daily Break......B3 Weather ..........B6 INDEX Have a great day, Pat Talley GOOD MORNING Mary Hunt discusses how to obtain emergency funds to help pay all of your bills for three to six months. PAGE A6 PERSONAL PLANNING Reliablewaystosave plenty of your money A young Nevada woman ex- posed that devices are taken from wrecked cars and reused. Can it be stopped? 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