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ANDREBYIK—DAILYNEWS Kim Berry, founder of the Tehama County Back To School Project, front, said more than $35,000was raised toward the organization's shopping day Saturday, when eligible children each received $100worth of clothes, shoes and backpacks for the coming school year. ANDRE BYIK — DAILY NEWS Volunteer shoppers were matched with families Saturday at the Tehama County Back To School Project shopping day at Walmart in Red Bluff. ByAndreByik abyik@redbluffdailynews.com @andrebyik on Twitter RED BLUFF More than 300 Tehama County stu- dents will start the com- ing school year with new clothes, shoes and back- packs thanks to a program that celebrated its 11th an- niversary on Saturday. The Tehama County Back To School Project held its annual shopping day at Walmart here Satur- day, matching eligible fam- ilies with volunteer shop- pers donning red T-shirts and sporting smiles. In all, more than $35,000 was raised to- ward the shopping day, said Kim Berry, founder of the Tehama County Back To School Project. And each student went home with about $100 worth of new gear. "Some of these kids are not going to have any new stuff," Berry said. "This is it, and to me that's really rewarding. To me that's the joy — that these kids are going to be able to get new stuff. Some of them for the first time ever." The Tehama County BACK TO SCHOOL AFRESHSTART— AND A NEW LOOK "To me, that's the joy – that these kids are going to be able to get new stuff." — Kim Berry, founder of Tehama County Back to School Project Staff Reports RED BLUFF A man and woman are dead in Dairyville following a reported murder-suicide early Sunday morning. Tehama County Sheriff's deputies were dis- patched around 4:15 a.m. Sunday after 34-year- old Justin Sides called 911 to report he had just shot his wife, Jenilee Sides, 31, and that he was going to shoot himself, according to a press re- lease issued Monday morning by the department. On arrival at the Electric Avenue residence, deputies found Jenilee Sides with a gunshot wound to her abdomen at the end of the dirt driveway. She was moved to waiting medical per- sonnel but subsequently died from her injuries, the release said. Using their patrol cars deputies safely removed six children, ranging in age from 2 to 15 years old, to a safe location. With the assistance of Red Bluff and Corning police officers, and officers from the California Highway Patrol, deputies surrounded the prop- erty. The CHP helicopter located Justin Sides in a field to the north of the residence. He was de- ceased and appeared to have died from a self in- flicted shotgun wound to the head. Deputies confirmed that the children were home during the incident but did not witness the incident. The department reported there is a history of domestic violence in the relationship and that there had been a previous domestic violence tem- porary restraining order, although not one active for several years. DAIRYVILLE Couple deadin murder- suicide Historyofdomesticviolencereported By Andre Byik abyik@redbluffdailynews.com @andrebyik on Twitter RED BLUFF Splish, splash. Competitors from across the North State and Ne- vada converged here Sat- urday and Sunday at a Splash Dogs competition hosted by Reynolds Ranch and Farm Supply. Splash Dogs events, held across the United States, see dog handlers lead their four-pawed friends into a pool of water, measuring such things as their jump distance or height. "Splash Dogs is a sanc- tioning body for dock jumping and dock diving events," according to the company's website. "Splash Dogs tracks overall event and individual rankings as well as offering a multi level titling program for all participants." A hot weekend set the stage for competitors, which entered in junior, se- nior, semi pro or extreme divisions. Results from the day, as RED BLUFF Dogs splish, splash at competition Splash Dogs event draws competitors from throughout California, Nevada ANDRE BYIK — DAILY NEWS Siren, a border collie handled by Kaye Juhl of Vacaville, jumps into a pool of water Saturday at a Splash Dogs event at Reynolds Ranch and Farm Supply in Red Bluff. Staff Reports Cottonwood >> A 61-year-old woman was ar- rested Sunday morning after reportedly shoot- ing a tenant in the leg with .38 caliber handgun during a dispute. Tehama County Sheriff's deputies responded to a Quail Ridge Road residence around 9:30 a.m. Sunday and found Vanessa Pratt, who said her tenant, Jonathan Arnold, 42, arrived at the residence and knocked on the door asking to be let inside, according to a release issued Monday morning by the department. Pratt said she had place all of Arnold's belong- ings outside the night before after he became in- toxicated, the report said. Fearing Arnold would break the glass of the sliding door, Pratt armed herself with her hand- gun. Arnold then walked away from the residence and began destroying marijuana plants on the property, the report said. Pratt fired five rounds from her the handgun towards the ground at Ar- COTTONWOOD Tenant shot in property dispute Comics ............B3 Community.....A3 Health..............A4 Lifestyles........A5 Opinion............A6 Sports.............. B1 INDEX My philosophy? Scrimp like crazy on things that don't matter to have the money for things that do. PAGEA5 EVERYDAY CHEAPSKATE HowIstoppedthe M.A.C. attack Tehama County Health Services, Public Health, is offering walk-in vaccination clinics starting today. PAGE A3 BACK TO SCHOOL County to provide immunization clinics Lawmakers have another two days to reach agreement on replacement initiative on water-related funds. PAGE B8 SACRAMENTO Brown, Democrats close in on water bond deal Prime Minister al-Maliki snubbed in forming new gov- ernment as US anti-insurgent campaign ramps up. 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