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REDBLUFF» TheTehamaCounty Animal Care Center will be issu- ing vouchers to the public to as- sist with the spaying of female pit bull and pit bull mixes. These vouchers will assist low income clients, in the hopes that these services will prevent un- wanted litters of puppies. Vouchers are now available to the public, must be picked up in person and cannot be reserved over the phone. There are a lim- ited number of vouchers available, and they will be awarded on a first come, first served basis. "We are very grateful to have received a (California Department ANIMAL CARE CENTER Countytoprovide spay vouchers for pit bulls By Andre Byik abyik@redbluffdailynews.com @andrebyik on Twitter RED BLUFF » The Tehama District Fair board of directors on Tuesday discussed moving the fair's Sep- tember dates to the third week of July. Director Andrew Meredith, a member of the board's commit- tee that is looking into a poten- tial fair rescheduling, said a July fair could better serve the coun- ty's students who show animals at the fair by keeping them in school during fair week and potentially allowing students to show ani- mals both at the California State Fair and the local livestock auc- tion. The move would offer "a really big opportunity for the youth that TEHAMA DISTRICT FAIR Board discusses moving fair to July By Rich Greene rgreene@redbluffdailynews.com @richgreenenews on Twitter RED BLUFF » When Jessee Waelty needed to find a sponsor to continue his motocross ca- reer, his father Robert did him one better. Robert built him a company. In April, BeastUp launched its first prod- uct, a performance drink sold in six coun- ties and 70-plus stores across Northern Cal- ifornia, including here in Red Bluff. Getting to that point was a five-year jour- ney for Robert, which involved his own fa- ther John and his wife Michelle. It's a journey the Waeltys hope proves successful so they can give back to other local extreme sports athletes. Robert, a CalFire captain, said in 2009 he knew he wanted to build a company af- ter his work running an inmate firefighting crew gave him the inspiration. His crew kept using the phrase "Beast up." Not only did they use the phrase they were motivated by it. Waelty said he remembered thinking BUSINESS FAMILY DECIDES TO BEASTUP BUSINESS COURTESYPHOTO Colter Hedden, Jessee Waelty, Michelle Waelty and Robert Waelty watch an event wearing their BeastUp branded clothes. The Waeltys launched BeastUp and an energy drink to help Jessee continue his motocross career. "I just want to beast up their life." — Robert Waelty, founder of BeastUp LosMolinosbankrobberlinkedtotwootherbank robberies; is considered armed and dangerous MediaNews Group REDBLUFF» The FBI is looking for in- formation that may lead to the ar- rest of a man who is believed to have robbed three Northern California banks, including businesses in Butte and Tehama counties. According to the FBI, the man, who has been dubbed the "Bad Breath Bandit," held up banks in Durham, Los Molinos and Nevada City. He's described as a white male about 6 feet tall, weighing 210 to 250 pounds and with dark hair. The Bad Breath Bandit, who was given the moniker by the FBI because of his use of a disposable paper face mask during the robberies, should BANK ROBBER FBIseeks'BadBreathBandit' The FBI has asked for information regarding a bank robber who has hit three Northern California banks, including the Umpqua Bank in Los Molinos on Sept. 25. COURTESY PHOTO Community.....A3 Business .........A4 Food.................B4 Lifestyles........A5 Opinion............A6 Sports.............. B1 INDEX The fi h annual Local & Fair Trade Holiday Fair is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 6 from 11a.m. to 3p.m. PAGEA3 COMMUNITY Organicproducerto host holiday fair Applications for the Downtown Christmas Parade are due Friday to the Chamber of Commerce. PAGE A4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Christmas parade applications due Friday California regulators cite Anthem, Blue Shield for an inaccurate list of doctors in their network. PAGE A7 INACCURATE LIST State regulators cite Anthem, Blue Shield An early winter snow season is snarling travel and numbing fingers from the Midwest to the Carolinas. 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