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ByHeatherHoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Heather on Twitter REDBLUFF Aftersomedelaysthe updated Airport Restaurant, for- mally known as The Hangar Cafe, is now on track to reopen after the first of the year. The Public Works Department is in the process of going back and re-looking at the interior opera- tion to make sure the stations, the shelving, waitress areas, the plugs and all the other aspects that go into running a restaurant are all in the right places and ready to go, said Bruce Henz, Public Works director. The structure has been redone and everything has been certified up to this point, he said. The con- tractor is on board and ready to RESTAURANT Local restaurant on track for reopening By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Heather on Twitter RED BLUFF The City Council voted three to two Tuesday in fa- vor of funding the evaluation of the financial benefits that may come from using Solar Panels on selected city buildings. The supplemental appropria- tion from the general fund, in the amount of $19,905, and the con- tract was awarded to ARC Alter- natives solar company to conduct the feasibility study, according to the agenda report. The city has sought the help of this consulting firm to assist with the identification of poten- tial projects, validating the proj- ects potential savings and to sup- port the installation of these proj- ects, according to the report. The funding will go toward just the feasibility phase of the project and if this option proves to be beneficial the city will dis- cuss continuing with the project and moving on to phase two and three, according the report. Phase one consist of reviewing SOLAR PANELS City OKs funding for solar panel feasibility study Los Angeles News Group SANBERNARDINO At least 14 peo- ple were killed and 17 others in- jured by multiple shooters who opened fire Wednesday morning on a training session of county employees at a facility that serves developmentally disabled people. The shooting at the Inland Re- gional Center marks one of the largest mass shootings in the country in decades and put the city on edge all day. Schools, hospitals and entire neighborhoods across the city were put on lockdown for hours while federal and local law en- forcement officials searched for the suspects, Finally, four hours after the 11 a.m. shooting, two suspects, a man and woman, were killed in a gun battle with police about two miles from the regional center, San Bernardino Police Chief Jar- rod Burguan said. A third suspect seen fleeing that shootout was later detained. But it is not clear whether he or she was involved, Burguan said. Law enforcement sources in- dentified one of the suspects as Syed Farook. A man by that same name works as an environmen- tal health specialist for San Ber- nardino County, according to public records. Authorities are still investigat- ing a possible motive and have not ruled out terrorism or the pos- sibility that it involved a work- place dispute. Police continued 'DOMESTIC TERRORISM' SanBernardinosuffersmassshooting Policerespond to the scene of an active shooting at Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino on Wednesday. Officials said 14people were killed and more than a dozen more wounded. RACHEL LUNA — THE SAN BERNARDINO SUN By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter LOSMOLINOS The end of an era will take place over the week- end as JoAnn and Darwin Kre- mer open their doors one last time to visitors for the fortieth and final Christmas at the Old Mansion, held at 25076 Syca- more St. The boutique, which began as a way for her and friends to sell hand-made items they cre- ated after taking a tole paint- ing class from Jeannie Serveau in Red Bluff, will be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. "Over the years, I always thought that when I end this I wanted to tell people the year that it was ending rather than have it be over and trying to get the word out," Kremer said. "40 years sounded like a nice, round number." Kremer has been traveling more often this year from a trip to the French Alps to take a class about lace to accompa- nying her husband on his trav- els for a hunting trip while she visited one of her children and grandchildren who lived nearby. The traveling has left less time for preparing for the boutique. She also had another of her children, who used to collec- tively help her prepare for the big day, move out of the area to Boulder, Colorado for a job in the last year. Another one will be moving to Sweden for a few years. "The kids moving out of the area has made a big differ- ence," Kremer said. "The kids have been really supportive of the boutique over the years. Beth and Amy were here clean- ing Monday to prepare for this weekend." Kremer is the last of the orig- inal crew who put on the bou- tique that started with Louise Fox, who owned Fox's Market in the 1970s, and her daughter and daughter in laws assisting, she said. "When I started, I was 32 and I thought the ladies in their 50's were old," Kremer said. "Now, we're the old ones. I have 18 grandchildren and we just cele- brated our 50th anniversary in June. I know I'll miss it and I enjoy seeing all the people, but it's just time. I'd like to finish while the boutique is still suc- cessful. It's better than letting it fizzle out." Some of her helpers, includ- ing her friend Rita who has par- BOUTIQUE FINAL CHRISTMAS AT AREA MANSION IS FRIDAY, SATURDAY PHOTOS BY JULIE ZEEB — DAILY NEWS JoAnn Kremer prepares to greet guests for Christmas at the Old Mansion, which will celebrate its 40th and final boutique 9-8Friday and 10-3Saturday at 25076Sycamore St. in Los Molinos. Kremer says it's the end of an era for the Christmas at the Old Mansion. "40years sounded like a nice, round number," she said. Community.....A3 Lifestyles........A4 A&E..................A5 Opinion............A6 News................ 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