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A workshop entitled "Veterans Aid & Atten- dance Benefits: A Part of Estate and Long Term Care Planning" is sched- uled for 3-5 p.m. Feb. 4, at The Terraces, 2750 Sierra Sunrise Terrace, in Chico. This workshop is designed to educate peo- ple about the basics of Veterans Aid & Atten- dance benefit, which pro- vides income to help pay for eligible seniors' stay at assisted living facili- ties. In addition, partici- pants will hear how these benefits play a part of estate and long term care planning, and how annu- ities have advantages and disadvantages in long term care planning. Those attending will have an opportunity to share their experiences and get answers to their questions. Panelists include Cliff McFelter from the Butte County Veterans Service Office, Neil Harris, a cer- tified elder law attorney, and Nicole R Plottel, attorney . The program will be moderated by Tatiana Fassieux, program man- ager of Passages' Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program, and co-sponsored by The Ter- races. This event is free and seating is limited. Regis- tration deadline is Wednesday, Feb. 3. Reg- ister by calling 894-5429. More information about this event or other long term care planning questions may be obtained by calling 1- 800-434-0222. Passages helps older adults and family care- givers with important ser- vices to empower them to remain confident in their ability to sustain and enjoy independent lives. 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Students at Sacred Heart Parish School pose for a picture Monday morning at an assembly where the children formed a cross to celebrate Catholic Schools Week. Police go over proper rules for bicycle lanes The Red Bluff Police Department recently received several questions regarding bicycle lanes and their proper use. This information is being provided to assist the motoring public with safely using and recognizing bicycle lanes. Red Bluff has established bicycle lanes on South Jackson Street from Musick Street past the city limits to Rawson Road. The bicycle lanes are marked by erected signs and pavement markings. A bicycle lane is commonly defined as a por- tion of the roadway that has been designated by striping, signing, and pavement markings for the preferential and exclusive use of bicyclists. Bicycle lanes are an important commuting tool for cyclists, but not everyone knows how to use them. The California Vehicle Code states, in part, no person shall drive a motor vehicle in a bicycle lane established on a roadway except as follows: 1. To park where parking is permitted 2. To enter or leave the roadway 3. To prepare for and turn within a distance of 200 feet from the intersection What does this all mean? Here are a few examples: • Vehicles may cross into a bicycle lane when making a turn — after yielding to cyclists in the lane, if any. • Vehicles may cross a bicycle lane when entering or leaving an alley or driveway. Vehicles may not stop or park in a bicycle lane. • Vehicles may not use a bicycle lane as a nor- mal lane of travel. Bicycle lanes may be used by motorized wheel chairs, motorized scooters and electric bikes. Pedestrians are not permitted to use a bicycle lane where there is an adjacent sidewalk or path. For questions about the use of bicycle lanes, call RBPD at 527-3131. Veterans aid and attendance workshop announced Taking green, sustainable steps for Shasta College district As evidenced in December with the Board Agenda packet and in Shasta College's on-going efforts as an institution to be more sustain- able, conserve natural resources and reduce mailing costs, please review the Citizens Bond Oversight Committee agendas on-line, versus being sent a hard copy. A paper copy will be available for review in the library and in the office of the president, vice presi- dents, associate vice presidents and deans. The web location for the docu- ments will be: http://www.shasta- college.edu. Should you wish to continue receiving a paper copy, your request must be sent to the president's office in writing.